Death of Thus Thomas Bole in Agandell District
Thus Thomas Bole died at age 54 from Bright's disease after a lingering illness. Funeral held at his Valley home with Rev. A J Lewis. burial in Central Butte cemetery. He leaves a wife five daughters two sons at front in France and Fargo relatives in Ontario and Montana. Beacon expresses sympathy.
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Agandell
Thus
Bole
Chase
A.J. Lewis
Lawson
Chaplin
Central Butte
Mr. Bole
Nage
Warnie Bole
Melvin
France
Verna Bole
Fargo
N.D
D. Cameron
Charleton Place
Ont
G. A. Ellis
Renfrew
Beaver
Montana
Ino
Warren
E. G. Bole
Packenham
Beacon
Robertsons Travel to Regina and Jackson Visit
Mr and Mrs J F Robertson motored to Regina last weekend. Pte Will Jackson left Friday morning for Moose Jaw to visit his sister Nurse Annie Jackson before reporting to Calgary after harvest leave.
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J. F. Robertson
Regina
Will Jackson
Moose Jaw
Annie Jackson
Calgary
Germany Seeks Peace Move Amid War Fatigue
Weekly war summary reports Vienna leadership resignations and a new chancellor aimed at peace with Allies. Bulgaria already left the Central Alliance, Turkey may seek terms, while Germany signals autonomy for Belgium and Alsace Lorraine. The note reached President Wilson. Britain reacts coolly hoping for stricter surrender terms.
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Bulgaria
Allance
Turkey
Austria
von Hertling
Maximillian
Alles
Gerrard
U. S
Germany
Reichstage
Belgium
Alsace
Loris
Wilson
Moose Jaw College Drives Support for Debt Relief
Rev McGregor of Moose Jaw College promotes a Canvas Drive from Oct 15 for one week canvassing Regina to Rosetown and Regina to Riverview. Aim to raise part of the 100000 debt to free staff for teaching. Regina and Moose Jaw districts target 25000 each with broader efforts across villages and rural areas.
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Regina
Moose Jaw
Great Britain
Christian Herald
P. c
France
Germany
Canada
Moose Jaw College
Saskatchewan
A.J. le
Allied Loaf flour standards to rise in Canadian bread
The Allied loaf plan introduces substitute flours from the new crop and will raise their use in the Canadian standard loaf to 20 percent. The move aims to align Canadian bread with Allied loaf policy endorsed by patrollers of the respective countries. Bill and Joe comments appear in the excerpt, reflecting period attitudes.
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M.sa
Council Meeting of Enfield No. 194 1918 Minutes and Orders
Regular meeting of Council of M. of Enfield No. 104 held Oct 1 1918 in Central Butte Municipal Office. Reeve and councillors present. Motions included open range for 24 hours after Oct 1, formation of municipal office, approval of provincial auto grant work, tax and fee actions, and payments totaling numerous accounts. Authority to issue 500 for office lot and to procure a typewriter.
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Council of
M. of
Enfield No. 104
Central Butte
H. O. Heieie
E. Tiedjens
C Peterson
O. Larson
D. Crane
Alex McGillivray
Tiedjens
Coun. Larson
Coun
Department of Agriculture
Coun. Peterson
See-Trens
N. E
McGillivray
See.-Treas
Reeve
Treas
Clarence McMillan
Hume Pollock
N. Rutherford
Wolf
Tex
HO. Heieie
O. Larsen
A. McGillvray
C. Peterson
Neil Rutherford
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Dow
Eosin Phelps Baat
Minister of Finance of
Central
Bill
Joe
R. M
Enfield
United States
Military Service Branch