Lemberg Council Grants Red Cross and School Fair funds
A special meeting of the Lemberg Town Council approved a 100 dollar grant to the local Red Cross branch and a 50 dollar grant to the School Fair Association. Representing the Red Cross was Mr. Gle. Johnston and for the School Fair Mr. J. Wharvey.
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Lemberg
Red Cross
School Fair
Canadian Red Cross
Gle. Johoston
J.wharvey
Lemberg School Fair Scheduled for Friday in Auditorium
The Lemberg Local School Fair will be held in the Lemberg Public School auditorium next Friday September 20. Exhibits from Lemberg and nearby districts will include garden and domestic science displays. judging starts at 9 a.m. and doors open to the public at noon.
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Lemberg
McLent
Abernethy
Frampton
Mann
Prines
Sask Motor League Seeks Lemburg Branch
Representatives of the Saskatchewan Motor League visited Lemburg to organize a local branch but failed to secure a quorum of car owners. Organizers say the plan is not abandoned and a province wide canvass continues with nearly every village and town in the province joining.
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Saskatchewan Motor League
Lemberg
Late James Horne Interred in Local Cemetery
Funeral held at Presbyterian Church Lemberg with Masonic Order conduct. James Horne born 1848 Kilrosshire Scotland resident of Saskatchewan 27 years and Lemberg last 9 years, pioneer merchant and Conservative. Widow mourns as Abernethy Lodge members served as pallbearers with town craft representation.
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James Horne
Lemberg
Setumlay
Kilrosshire
Scotland
Saskatchewan
Horne
Abernethy Lodge
Messrs
JT. S. Mann
A. B. Cargavel
Poison in Rubber Rings Used on Fruit Jars
Ontario officials report an analysis finds phenol on rubber jar rings used for freshly canned fruit in Muskoka. Investigators suspect German agents caused the poisoning, rings said to originate in the United States with traces found also in Alberta and Saskatchewan. An Alberta Saskatchewan westward inquiry is under way.
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Ontario
Muskoka
United States
Alberta
Saskatchewan
West
Heavy cattle prices favor big returns but light cattle cut profits
The article notes heavy cuts on high prices boost returns while light cattle and lower prices ruin profits. It advises pasture management when rains and pasture have been good in late September and October. It suggests extra effort now can add 100 pounds per head and improve sale prices.
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Canada Food Board
British Purchasing Commission
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P. M. Kennedy
Ogilvie’s Flour
Peabody
Canada -Pood Board
Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd
Union Bank
Canada
The
Pioneer Bank of Western Canada
Lemnene Branca
W. B. Steere
Nevoour Branca
W. P. Bravrey
Weissenberg
High Bluff
Sask
Motor League
Etn
G.m.gillespie
E. H. Arnold
Lemberg Garage
Peter Schick