Public justice and public mood against brutality
The magistrate punishes a young man charged with brutality and calls for stronger respect for the law. Readers express approval of officers who stand by rights and urge fewer gladiatorial displays, hoping the heavy fine will deter similar conduct.
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Flor Bey Gud
Hooken
Contempt of Court Mentioned in Local Magistrate Case
The writer condemns witnesses for addressing police magistrates disrespectfully in a minor town case. He argues contempt of court should apply if such conduct occurred elsewhere. He states magistrates deserve judge like respect and police should uphold the office's dignity.
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Tris
County Fairs Loom as Oak River and Hamiota Attract Support
The districts prepare for August fairs in Oak River and Hamiota with growing prize lists and strong local donations. Directors urge farmers and families to exhibit, motivating youths by prize potential to engage in farming activities and improve future entries.
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Oak River
Hamiota
Railroad to Hudson Bay Likely Within Three Years
President Mackenzie of the C N R states a railroad to Hudson Bay will probably be completed within three years. Edward Blake, long in Imperial politics for 15 years representing Longford, plans retirement due to age and health. J T Rondel of C P R Winnipeg is transferred to Vancouver with Maharg expected to succeed. Graham of Souris may move to Brandon.
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Mackenzie
The
C N. R
Hudson Bay
Edward Blake
Longford
J.T. Rondel
C.P. BR
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Maharg
Mr. Graham
Souris
Brandon
Community notices and garden party at Decker lawn
The Ladies Aid held a garden party on the lawn of Mr W H Decker with seven young ladies hosting refreshment tables and a prize for the top money taker. A football match captained by A W Lief and a baseball game for old timers plus croquet entertained guests. proceeds totaled 70.00 and thanks were extended to the Decker family for hospitality.
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Santiaytcholdon- San
W. Alesander
Rosetl
A. Melcolm
Tima
WH. Decker
A.W. Lief
Bred Norton
Lief
Testa
S. I’. Hesie
Croquet
Cont Conhe of Bir Wilfred Learner at Colonial Conte Last Friday
Bir Wilfred Learer fled the Colonial Conte scene last Friday while the Jocks watched the run. The river and Rinmicta faire are cut and secured, with preparations for the Oak River faire underway. The dates August 7 and August Yih are noted as upcoming events.
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Wilfred Learer
Eatrica
Ang
Frast Broaktow Named for Gilrout Construction Work
The text indicates a person named Broaktow assigned as Srnitah Cel trobin for gilrout construction work, suggesting a staffing or project role in that operation. No additional context or dates are provided.
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Fas Broaktow
Wanted to Enter Booth for Territory Sale Ad
Wanited to see 1 ee Bex for Hamieta and adjoining Cobntry to countey a er gtdiet et al ction for the right than for chick the territory with the reserved. Pay seekly free equipment specially designed for Western Agents. Write for particulars over SOO Acres TORONTO.
Hamidi A Emerges as Upcoming Boom Town
Hamidi A is identified as one of the next places poised for rapid growth and economic expansion, attracting investment and development activity in the near future.
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Hamidi A
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