Grenkie & Sons Propose Legalized Euthanasia at Chicago Convention
At a Chicago convention of medical men Grenkie & Sons advocated legalized euthanasia for the aged and infirm and for hopeless illness. The plan would allow adults who wish to die to be killed by anaesthesia and permit parents of a terminal child to request death under similar limits. Dr. Guild claimed two hundred thousand Americans are praying for death.
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Guild
United States
Estray Horses Missing Near Landis on Sunday
Two four year old geldings, one bay and one black, strayed from Landis around noon Sunday. Both horses had muddy legs and feet. the black horse wore a rope halter. A reward is offered by J. B. Towant for information leading to recovery.
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Landis
J. B. Towant
Mr. Tinant
Auction Sale of Stock and Farm Implements
Auction sale of all farm stock implements and household effects at the 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 Mark Railway Welcome Parade
Landis celebrated Corp. Schermuly’s return from the trenches with a village-wide welcome. Shops flew Union Jacks, children paraded with flags, and a motor-cavalcade escorted the wounded hero to Landis Hotel. He praised Canadian soldiers and thanked the community at a Red Cross dance.
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Regina
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Iris
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Corporal Schermuly
Red Cross
R. B. Nunn
Tax Sale Notice for Reford No. 379 Lands in 1917
A tax sale notice announces that lands in Rural Municipality Reford No 379 will be offered for arrears on Wednesday November 14 at 2 PM in the Cavell Sask treasurer office unless taxes and costs are paid promptly. Dated Cavell August 25 1917. E R Conwert
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Wilkie Press
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Death of Martin Thomas Pioneer Settler Passes Away
Martin Thomas died last Wednesday at age 86 after nine years on a local homestead taken over by his son Michael Thomas. A native of southern Russia he emigrated in 1885 to the United States. He leaves a widow four sons and two daughters and the funeral was held Saturday in Carmelheim cemetery with interment there.
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Michael Thomas
Russia
United States
M. Thomas Non Been Ochs
Landis
Alberta
Carmelheim Cemetery
Population of Saskatchewan Surpasses 647 Thousand
Saskatchewan now had a population of 647,835, or nearly a third more than in 1911.
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Village Gossip From Landis and Surrounding Areas
Local notes report visits and arrivals including Mrs. DeRoche at Duck Lake and Mrs. B Zimmer’s six week stay in St Paul. Birth announced for a Graves son born Oct 10 in Landis. Several residents leave for Manitoba and Saskatoon visits. A roadfront front business improvement and a wheat shipment success are mentioned along with a town wedding and a burglary in Scott. Community events include a concert, a fall frost memory, and Red Cross fundraising notices with dance and turkey raffle results.
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Dalin-Kelly Threshing Company
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