Money to Loan Advertisement from Eastern Company Agent
A brief loan notice offers money to borrow with a 2 percent brokerage fee. It requests a description of the property's value and a requested loan amount. The ad is signed by a financial agency.
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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 26, 1915
Page
4
A brief loan notice offers money to borrow with a 2 percent brokerage fee. It requests a description of the property's value and a requested loan amount. The ad is signed by a financial agency.
A critique of rural J P s handling first offenders contrasts harsh jail penalties with more reform minded city judges. The piece praises warnings and guidance over confinement, citing Liberty’s experience where a warning changes future conduct. It calls for remodelling rural justice to reduce provincial jails and avoid inflated equality of severity.
A quirky letter to the Sask Grainrower Agency complains about a dubious bargain offer. The writer insists the company should not use cheap advertising as leverage and rejects ten dollars worth of free ads. The piece echoes frustration with attempts to secure favorable promotions for local notices.
German fleet defeats in the Baltic and several vessels sunk as battles unfold. Reports claim Russia retreats and fortresses fall while Britain and Germany exchange harsh terms. Japan allegedly plans munitions aid to Lombard. Italy declares war on Turkey and troop transports move under sealed orders. Roosevelt calls for war. U.S.-German relations strained amid warnings. Humor pits judge and prisoner over a dog tied to a car for ten dollars and costs.
Tickets on sale from all stations Port Arthur and Weet September 3rd to Ab Inelarive final return liner September 3. For complete information apply to any Canadian Pacific Ticket Agent.
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