Death by drowning shocks Hedley area
Ronald Gritchley of Hedley drowned while visiting Keremeos with friend George Christie. The teens swam in a river and one did not return. Funeral at St John’s Church drew a large crowd as the community mourned the popular youth.
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Swine Husbandry in Canada Bulletin Issued by Agriculture Dept
The second edition of Bulletin No. 17 from Federal livestock branch titled Swine Husbandry in Canada is available through the Publications Branch in Ottawa. It updates statistics on pedigree registration and hog product trade, notes total exports for the year to March 31 1915 at 106 018 519 lb versus 27 561 140 lb prior year, and describes Danish hog feeding units and other farmer practices. Bible Class will be held in the church on Sunday August 15 at 2 80 p m. Subject: Jureboan leads Ysrael into Sin. Come and bring your Bibles, Menaher Miva, Grevi niun.
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Letters from the Front Reveal War Time Bond and Homefront Hope
A wartime letter from July 19 describes life near Belgium under German threat. The writer thanks friends for a parcel and explains mail, rations, and the constant shelling as soldiers endure trench life and distant reunions with Hedley and Christianna.
Warsaw: A Prominent 16th Century Eastern European City
Warsaw stands as a historic and powerful Eastern European city on the Vistula with 300000 residents. It is a key military stronghold for Poland and a commercial hub linked by six railroad lines to Vienna Kiev Moscow Petrograd Berlin Danzig and more.
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War Anniversary in Tedley Churches
A fragmentary 1900s-era discussion recalls Jerusalem and Jesus weeping over its fate, then shifts to German history. It argues Prussia’s rise, Bismarck’s power, and shifts toward militarism, warning that German policy and naval buildup threaten peace.
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Peice
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