11 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
1
Schedule lists games for Long Lake baseball 1914 with matchups against Stalwart Liberty Mimpeon Menpen and Medes. Posts show postponed games on dates including 24 Per and early- season results incomplete with several unclear team spellings.
A blurred excerpt outlines land regulations governing cultivation and tenure in the Canadian North West. It references ministerial oversight, time limits for cultivation, penalties for noncompliance, and a warning that the advertisement will not be paid. The text is fragmentary and references interior department oversight without clear dates or proper nouns.
Supreme Court of Moose Jaw district proceeds with a mortgage sale of property described as a farm in Mamkatchewan. Public auction arranged by Anderson, Angla and Company, solicitors for the plaintiff, with details including the base measurements and transfer terms cited in the notice.
Public notice states a half holiday in Liberty during July. Cushing offers flour trade terms and house end term sale. A special agricultural short course and feasts are planned to run at Resketoon in the first two weeks of July.
Liberty defeated Holdfast 10 to 0 in a 10 inning game witnessed by a large crowd. Bobbie McAlpine highlighted the action with sensational plays and Teal contributed key base hits as Heald and Gebhard pitched. Umpire Hiney Rogers officiated a pitched battle amid lively Liberty celebrations.
J J Walden reports business very fair. Elevators near season end. West side head division started. Lumber and coal shipments arrive. landwork work party to Montana via Alberta. Imperial Oil erects two 15000 gallon tanks near rail. one gasoline one coal oil. Local workers travel to Imperial for game result 7 5.
An incomplete message from Friday and Sunday notes a need to correct totals and write a reply. The legibility is poor but references to dates and procedures imply a timetable adjustment without full details.
In June interest in rural telephones rose as the department reports nearly 250 companies formed under the new Act. These firms total 7000 members, span over 6000 miles, and operate about 4000 wires serving 8200 homes, marking rapid growth after five years of prior work. Debentures now seek better rates amid improving money markets and Local Government Board support.
A fierce cyclone struck farms within two miles of Woodstock Ontario on June 7. Two people, Mr and Mme John Bartley, were killed when their house collapsed. The storm path damaged Entwhistle and Harry Estwhite farms, uprooting trees and carrying residents into the orchard debris. Dominion Fisheries inspector E W Miller noted related movements and a dubious investment warning appeared in the text.
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