Local and General News Briefs from Brampton Area
Mrs. F Foster rides to Moose Jaw. Miss McAllister of Eyebrow visits the Rutherford family. A Brampton birth is recorded to Mr and Mrs Matthews of Lawson. Lizzie McLachlan visits Brampton. A Robin Hood district car owner reportedly buys a new auto gown. J D McGreer disperses 135 pure bred cattle at Brandon for 91500. Canada may trim sugar to two pounds monthly. Winona Massey of Brampton visits Mrs Morden and aims to teach music in China. Joseph Fritz bets Canada loses war and Germany fights in Canada. potential three-year penitentiary warning. Bert Halladay and Warren Smith bring in a threshing outfit. northeast district to patronize. Major General Steele to retire from command in England. W H Salmon resigns from Rogers Lumber Yards. likely to join a wholesale firm. The Post congratulates Marie Caldwell and Harold Lawson on grade VIII success. Oats and wheat cutting underway by Robertson, Gall, and Marks. German timber scheme rumored for British Columbia. German agent en route. Local showers benefit hay and crops. Western postal strike ends. 7 30 pm last week. Settlement basis includes immediate wage increases and Civil Service Commission grievance investigations.
Local Merchants and the Cash Economy in Our Community
The piece argues loyalty to local businesses keeps money within the community and aids families and the nation. It contrasts cash purchases with credit and notes historically with leniency from local merchants helping people through rough spots. It urges cash circulation to maximize community growth and economy.
War Summary Reports Allied Advances and Russian Developments
The article outlines Allied gains in France with pushes toward Fere de Tardennis and Fismes, claims large prisoner and weapon captures, and notes ground retaken near the Ardre River. It mentions differing reports on line locations, American and British casualty comparisons, and announces Britain’s Vladivostok landing and a Siberian intervention accord with Japan and the US.
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Chateau Theirry
Fere de Tardenis
Fism
Sessions
Rheims
Ardre
Fere de Tardeniss
Parsa
Fiemes
Sossions
Washington
Battle of the Marne
Japan
America
Siberian
Britain
Vladivostok
Archangel
Russia
Lloyd George
Lawson Ruled Out At Elbow Tournament
A large town and district contingent traveled to Elbow for a baseball tournament. Lawson was ruled out for lateness, denying their participation as Davidson defeat Dundurn in the final while Elbow and Davis onloy claimed wins amid rain. Jim Hansen starred for Elbow in the final with strong support from the catcher.
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Lawson
Elbow
Davidson
Dundurn
Loveburn
Loreburn
Jim Hansen
Brampton Picnic Brings Local Games and Dance
Lawson citizens attended the Brampton picnic Tuesday afternoon. Brampton beat Lawson 7 5 in a baseball game as Rollie Grasley and W Juckes faced Brampton’s Williams and Jennings. Lawson led 4 0 in the football half before Mawer closed the gap in a 20 4 finish. A cigars prize from D M Robertson and Phil Allin topped the football event. Evening dance drew many and the Red Cross organized the day raising 161 00 in gross receipts.
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Lawson
Brammpton
Brampton
Weon
Mawer
Joe Bishop
Williams
Jennings
Rollie Grasley
W. Juckes
Mawer Boys
D. M. Robertson
Phil Allin
Brampton Red Cross Society
Moose Jaw Fall Exhibit and Gala Week Planned
Moose Jaw schedules a four day Fall Exhibit and Gala from August 12 to 15 with a new Midway from New York City featuring fifteen shows and four rides. Headline act Furniture Movers promises top comedy. Leila Lean concert band and four others provide music. Farmers day Americans day Citizens day and Travellers day are set with free parking and no gate admission. Katherine Stinson to perform as a special attraction.
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Moose Jaw
Myerhuff
New York City
New York Hippodrome
Relean Ladies
Saskatchewan
Katherine Stinson
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F. Foster
Miss McAllister
Eyebrow
John Rutherford
Central Butterosoo
BK. Matthews
Lizzie McLachlan
Eskbank
Robin Hood District
Bill
J. D. McGreer
Brandon
Canada
Winona Massey
W. Morden
Joseph Fritz
Strassburg
Prince Penitentiary
Bert Halladay
Waren Smith
Gilroy
Messrs. Halladay & Melville
Steele
England
R.N. W.M.P
W. H. Salmon
Rogers
Marie Caldwell
Harold Lawson
The
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J F. Robertson
Dave Gall
John Marks
British Columbia
Germany
Winnipeg
T. W. Crothers
Civil Service Commission
Columbia
Grafonola
Edison
Amberola
Victor
Gramophone
J. H. McMillan
Rexall
Central Butte
Roseau Ladies
Myerhoff
New York
Hippodrome
H. M. Eccles
N. C. Smith
Prince Rupert
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
Grand Trunk Pacific
W. J. Quinlan
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