Liberty Red Cross Society Meets at the Manse
A Liberty Red Cross meeting was held at the Manse on Thursday evening February 7. Reports from Puretunning Mrs JG Thompson Mrs W Pele and Mrs RO Kidd on projects including shipping 89 pairs of rocks to Regina. A pie social and a sock fund drive were planned with proceeds to aid frontline service and village relief. Members were thanked for donations and a next meeting set for March 7 in the Bethel basement.
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Liberty Med Cross Society
Puretunning
JG. Thompson
W. Pele
RO. Kidd
Mredames K. Stewart
Thowmpaon
W. D. Wilous
Hodd
Rowe
Wintenate
Thowpson- Hey
KR. U. Polluvek
N. A. Beaton
Dickson
Seeking Health in the Golden State
Mr and Mrs George Zimmerman and daughter Thelton left Siet of las March and are now in Maly 10. They traveled through the central and western states visiting relatives in La Belle and nearby areas. From La Belle they began a long journey by car with their Weiben vehicle as they moved toward California.
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George Zimmerman
Thelton
Siet
Las, March
Mr. Zimmerman
la Belle
Tv Wife
Zimmermans Seek Health in California Move After Illness
The Zimmerman family, longtime Liberty district residents, plan to move to California to improve health. They face a long five hour drive with two showouts, tread rough roads, and hope climate will aid the sick husband and father grown by their many friends in the area.
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Missouri
Night of revelry at Liberty Hotel ends with prize chaos
The Liberty Hotel hosted a crowded Tuesday maxyurrade dance with about 180 attendees. The Liberty orchestra canceled due to no conductor, leaving an accordion performance. Prizes went to several contestants including Mise Huth Dyketen and others, with special mentions for several women.
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Iberty Hotel
Liberty Orchestra
Marthe
Mise Huth Dyketen
Lodlinces
Kume
Chee Oleg
Record of Portable and Traction Boiler License Fees
Provincial legislature approved a new annual license for portable and traction engines boilers. Owners must register and pay 85 per boiler to receive a numbered plate, to be displayed. after January 1918 operations without the plate incur penalties from 10 to 50. If already paid this year, inspectors will not levy another fee.
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Antuil
Scotty McGregor Receives Front Line Letters From Beatty McGregor
Letters from Beatty McGregor, enlisted in the 68th battalion at Saskatoon, describe brutal front conditions with cold weather, ruins, and air raids. Beatty notes scarce towns, hopes for souvenirs when in a real town, and sends regards to Liberty friends.
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Beatty McGregor
Aaskatoon
Scotty
Liberty District
Pete McAlpine
Canada
Fritz
Liberty
Beatty
Capital Wanted Capital Wanted If you have a sum of money to invert
An old classified notice invites investment capital with vague promises of profit. It mentions Victory Beads as an accepted form of payment and hints at a financial opportunity, lacking specifics about terms or legitimacy.
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H. V. Heald
Sask
E. J. Gaetz
Massey Harris and McCormick
Plymouth
Rock Island
Chevrolet Automobiles
Tiberty Implement Co
McGunigal & Dumler
L & Smank
Holdfast Auctioneer
Liberty Red Cross Society
A. J. Madd
W. Pelle
Sock
Liberty Press
R. G. Kidd
Hannelette
Mra. J
A. J. Haddit
A. Kidd
EB. Stewart
WD. Wibeon
Bethel
E.C. Young
Kidd
Pollock
Thompson
Ceeds
Naitigos
Golden State
Maly
Zimmermane
Liberty Hotel
Maxyurrade
Migs Giedys Wright
Ae Mee
Kateanjaniper
A. Link
Imperial
Dade
McGunigal
Folly
W. W. Stratton
Mine Smith
Liberty Prem
Scotty McGregor
W. 8. Creighton
Stalwart
Regine
B. C. Stanton
Department of Politic Works
Regina
Dowiaten
Minister of Finance
Sackatchewan
Liberty Realty Co
Pie Social
Reeves & Geiser Peerless Threshing Machinery
E.B. and
Reeves Engine Gangs
A. R. Lang
A. Neilson
Long Lake
M. Nelson, Prop
A. P, Humphrey
Co. P. BR
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G Thompson
A. Duncan
Sec-Treas