Moose Jaw College and Its Role in Saskatchewan Life
The article describes Moose Jaw College as a nonsectarian residential institution under the Presbyterian Synod of Saskatchewan. It highlights its mission to educate rural children, provide scholarships, and support scholars through donations and wills. It notes wartime alumni achievements, faculty excellence, and a brick reinforced campus aiming to expand access by winter admissions and state-supported schooling.
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Moose Jaw College
Saskatchewan
Canada
Kissin
Echoal
Moo Jaw
Heneer
Synod of
Saxkatcchewan
Presbyterian Churrch
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Moose Jaw College Celebrates Five Years of Christian Education
The Moose Jaw Christian college founded with a $162 000 complex on 45 acres is marking five years of operation. Rev. Angus A. Graham led the school opened in 1912 1913 and dedicated by the Duke of Connaught. Efforts continue to erase a heavy debt with a $100 000 fundraising campaign. Over 500 boys have passed through, with about 20 percent serving in the armed forces. four Western boys were killed.
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Katchewan
Moose Jaw
Angus A. Graham
Saint John
N. B
Duke of Connaught
Christinn
The Detelupen Enterprise Faces Growing Support
The text describes a developing enterprise with increasing activity and a gathering of friends to plan and rally support. It notes the range of participants from the smallest to the largest within its scope and hints at college involvement and national reach.
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Local college boy downs 16 German planes hero
Clifford Mekwen son of Mr M G MerEwen of Basdiaswa, a Mow Jaw College graduate, served in World War I earning the British Military Medal and Military Cross. He flew on the western front and with Italian and Austrian campaigns, claimed sixteen enemy aircraft, and was honored by British authorities and Italy. He was a hockey standout and active in college athletics.
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Cident Mekwen
Mra
MG. McKeen
Radielle
Royal Air Service
Italy
Toe Messer
Hle
England
Crett
Conway Farrell
Judge Farrell
Mowsomin
Russ White
William Whit
Grand Coulee
Moose Jaw College
Moose Jaw
Jnste
Temchting
Telay
Ami i & Fender
Teve
Sentt
Elliott Bower
W. HW. Owens
FW Robineon
B. H. Grant
Clifford Mekwen
M G. MerEwen
Basdiaswa
Mow Jaw College
Ater
Ayr
Hae
Hemere
Mons
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of Italy
Flying Creek
Events of the Week and Public Notices
King Ferdinand of Hulgeria backs son Crowe Prive Boris amid wartime tensions. A fake artist scams housewives with magazine subscriptions. Poisoned jar rings misused jars prompt alerts. A Spanish ship death ship tale about influenza on voyage to Cuba. Admiralty visit to the United States noted. Loans to returning soldiers reach substantial amounts. Suffrage defeated in the United States Senate. Spanish influenza spreading in North America with Regina and other towns affected. Precautionary measures and medical guidance offered to curb the outbreak.
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Ferdinand
Hulgeria
Crowe
Boris
North Americ
United States
Canada
Saskatebrwan
Regina
Influenza prevention efforts and wartime shipments noted
A health report from New York City officials describes efforts to prepare preventive measures against influenza and mentions sending a full report to Washington. The piece also notes a speech by Representative George Ro Lone praising U S arms and ammunition protection during the past year with comparative data.
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Reyal & Copeland
New York City
William HL Dark
Knoe
Department
United States Health Service
Washington
House of Representatives
George Ro Lone
New York
United States
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Meow Jaw College
Stha
Mouse Jaw College
Russell White
Cliford McEwan
Hix Credit
L Crenshaw
Pnline
Ealcade
Admiralty
Fiie Geddes
Huntich
Diff
America
High Admiralty
George Watson's College
Belinbuergh
Eric
Ye Soldiers Setthement Board
Bay
Bern
Calder
Menaunitesqeetien
Senate
Bulgaria
Allenby
Palestine
Serbia
France
Britain
North Sea
Vosges
Germany
Austria
William OF
Berlin
Co-Operative
Spekatchewan Victory Loan Committee
Clifpord McHwen
Karlie
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