Grenkie and Sons Propose Legalized Euthanasia at Chicago Convention
A convention of medical men in Chicago discussed legalized euthanasia for the aged and infirm and those with hopeless illness. The proposal allows adults who wish to die to be killed by anesthesia and allows parents of a young child to request the child’s death under similar terms. Dr Guild claimed two hundred thousand people in the United States are praying for death.
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Guild
United States
Estray horses from Landis sought with reward
Two four-year-old geldings, one bay and one black, strayed from Landis Sunday around noon. Both horses have muddy legs. the black gelding wears a rope halter. A reward is offered for information leading to their recovery. Contact 25 J. B. Towant.
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Landis
J. B. Towant
Mr. Tinant
Auction Sale of Farm Stock and Household Effects
The undersigned will hold a sale of all farm stock implements and household effects at his farm one and a half miles south of Traynor on Friday October 19 at 10 am. H N Vane proprietor.
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Traynor
H. N. Vane
Landis Soldier Returns Becomes Townwide Welcome Day
Landis marks a hero homecoming as Corporal Schermuly arrives from the trenches. The village decorates with Union Jack flags, crowds fill the depot, and a long motor cavalcade follows. He is praised for recovery from a serious arm wound at a Red Cross dance salute.
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Corp. Schermuly
Regina
Schermuly
Iris
Landis Hotel
Corporal Schermuly
Red Cross
R. B. Nunn
Tax Sale Notice in Rural Municipality of Reford
Tax sale of lands in Reford No 379 will occur on Wednesday November 14 at Cavell Sask at two oclock P M for arrears of taxes unless debts and costs are paid. Notice dated Cavell August 25 1917 by E R Conwert.
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Wilkie Press
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Death of Martin Thomas Early settler passes away after nine years here
Martin Thomas died last Wednesday at age 86 after emigrating from southern Russia in 1885 and settling on a homestead once occupied by his son Michael Thomas. He leaves a widow four sons and two daughters. The funeral was held Saturday and interment was in Carmelheim cemetery.
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Michael Thomas
Russia
United States
M. Thomas Non Been Ochs
Landis
Alberta
Carmelheim Cemetery
Saskatchewan Population Growth Since 1911
Saskatchewan now had a population of 647 835, or nearly a third more than in 1911.
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Village and Vicinity News Highlights and Local Notes
Local briefs cover visits and travel in Landis and area, marriages, a burglary at Scott, property sales, fires, and road improvement. Notable items include W. J. Gray visiting Landis, a funeral wedding of Miss Sarah Cochrane and Samuel McCulloch, and a booze incident at Springwater. Also notes on G T P house building, bushels of grain, and Red Cross events.
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Frank Ferguson
Sarah Cochrane
New Brunswick
Samuel Sturgeon McCulloch
L. Thomas
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