08 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
1
The obituary notes the late Mired Hl Lane died Monday at Regina hospital after a brief illness. She was interred at Penjance cemetery last Thursday. Family and friends held a service at home. Quillen worker of people attended to pay respects. She leaves three daughters and three sons.
A cat striped description notes a white forelock, red nose, and tail loss, missing from a premises. Owner seeks proof of ownership.
A government notice announces an inquiry under the Inquiries Act regarding terms related to expedition prile canes and weather conditions on a Tented Highway route near Sanketehewas. It references MM glewaye Fopentigs, Cenmrobenton, Parthwenent Ugh tages 4 Roysormh Rowieg syru, and a holiday at Prince Albert.
A jumble of local notes reports social visits travel plans and events in Kew and Regina. People named include M Ooealew Clyde Hewie Dickson Beaton and J H Corday with mentions of trips to Regina Graval Forks and Toronto. Public gatherings sports weather and military news appear amid disrupted text and faded OCR.
An unclear excerpt discusses man’s happiness, self knowledge, and a harmonized universe. It reflects on the Christian ideal as a supreme merit and questions the meaning of a real, absolute ideal amid isolated events in life.
Rain last week improved pastures and general conditions while seeding remains delayed in places. Oat seeding nearly finished and barley and flax show substantial progress. Wheat grows well reaching several feet, livestock maintain good condition with average gains, and clover and grasses are thriving.
A very large audience gathered in Liberty for the first band concert of the season. The program featured works including overtures and marches by Mackie and Loveland, with performers like Evans and Lowe. Organizers plan continued concerts through March and into summer if weather permits.
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