26 Mar 1914
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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
1
Fragmented OCR describes land regulation and entry deadlines for Camadina Merth in Dominion Lauds. It mentions indications of habitable land, cultivation rules, and an authorized advertiser payment note with a specific name Cory.
The minister approved by law No 1 of White Municipality to join with other municipalities and districts for crop owners within their tents to receive free, low recovery hail insurance. The bylaw is now in force and withdrawal terms are defined under the act. Document dated Holdfast in March 1914.
The notice states the minister approved a bylaw enabling Rural Municipality No 261 to join with other municipalities. It aims to indemnify crop owners against hail damage and is now in force. Dated at Stalwart on the day of V. BEPSFR, Treasurer.
Citizens noting homes on our rich prairie include C Braden and family of Watloon Illinois. Charles Braden received a cart of livestock arriving in fine condition as he plans to work at Augrust's farm. F England and family of Pulaski Minnesota. John Braden of Oling Spring. Tones P A Leveque and Emily from Tron Mountain Michigan bought a quarter sett ing from Fred Wille and will erect a house immediately. Leveque has rented the recme office until buildings are up.
A gathering of baseball enthusiasts is planned at the furniture store this Saturday evening to organize a winning Liberty club and defend the Lumber Manufacturade Yass Cup. The Long Lake Baseball League is expected to grow stronger with public support, and attendees are urged to show interest by attending.
Furnished room to rent offered at six per month. H Howell advertises services at offices. Shipping eerkeed of Hogs on the 10th of April with prices noted. Lost horses described as a Wallion color and a dark bay mare. Bids for brood cows offered by Mrs Frank Kinders. Brood bows for sale with favorable price by BR Allen of Liberty.
A court order from September 1913 announces a public sale of assets tied to the East Seventh District holdings. Bids open June 4 at a sheriffs courthouse, with details on purchase price and balance transfers to be determined.
D B Hanna argues Canada’s railway expansion shaped civilization from early mileage to Grand Trunk and Intercolonial lines. He credits immigration and settlement for western growth, noting the Canadian Pacific’s rise and the path from pathfinder to community infrastructure.
The second lecture in the church history order will be held at Metheringoe and Ferguece's ball on Friday March 27, commencing.
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