Kennedy Offers Moderate Finish And Guaranteed Work
Kennedy promises moderate terms and finished workmanship guaranteed, outlining quality service and customer assurances.
11 May 1916
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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 11, 1916
Page
1
Kennedy promises moderate terms and finished workmanship guaranteed, outlining quality service and customer assurances.
A boy about 7 years old with a white star on the forehead and white markings on the nose is declared found by W. Tripp at the undersigned premises. He rides a 1080 style wagon and is described as having a white right mind.
In the April report 9,169 men joined the colors with Manitoba and Saskatchewan contributing 2,318. Craik residents planned a Penza nce trip by Friday returning with four new Ford cars for Nekon and Leishean. A village yard cleanup and refuse removal or burning is required by May 1, followed by inspection by Dr. Waugh Health Officer.
Rachels of Premost Flas fuel sale at market price per termgated F Wille and Whinend Liberty Sask.
Mra TP Smith visited Saskatomn to see friends, after attending Nel Neleon. Farmer Hines spent a few days in Saskatomn this week and brought home a new pet. WR McCrea rode to Regina Monday to be with his wife who is recovering. J Leila and A Duncan planned to attend an event in Dilke Tuesday. Lee Bronson and W J Wilson of Craik visited Liberty Saturday. Panks and Eunice Parks of Craik were in town Saturday. Gus Prellarg left for Denver for medical treatment. Nelson and Leichman were lame unloading a gasoline car last week.
The market report notes corrections to May 11 and details local health, homestead, and building news. It notes Jim Daly’s leg operation in Regina and mentions charter news for the Big Aruwe Baral Telephone Co and Liberty Market’s Shell & Row extension to Regina.
Refined remarks on faults and efficiency in conduct and service. A preacher urges public spirit and personal reform while inviting parishioners to a Sunday service at Laran's Hall.
Local notes from Blair Athol Weatherwoay and Callyton district report visits by Miss Wolrwin Bertha and Lester Stewart to Mrs Maire home. A dig fire north of Tuesday burned items at J Yeeman’s. Fry tunately his plow line prevented greater loss.
In Nelon and Lelehman’s office last week a meeting organized a new Liberty club to enter an amateur league this year. No professional players will be recruited. With the mat on hand, Liberty aims to field a strong Beeld team, with Leichman appointed manager and Tom Teats serving as secretary-treasurer.
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