Serkatelewan Creamery expands from Moore Jaw to Regina
The Serkatelewan Creamery Co began in Moore Jaw in 1910 handling bottled cream for local farmers. By 1914 it produced 1000 gallons daily, then moved into Regina at 1845 Albert Street on April 1 to buy Lakeview Dairy’s ice cream department and serve shipping districts north east and south with daily pay.
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Serkatelewan Creamery Co
Thie Scege
Moore Jaw
Mowe Jaw
Regina
Lakeview Dairy
Albert Street
Lines Written To A Local Genius
A humorous verse parodies a local performer on a monocycle in town with wobbling balance and comical misadventures. The poem celebrates a resident nicknamed Cash Store Gas and captures small town spectacle and pride.
Regina Leader Says Reldin Government Resigns
The Regina Leader reports that the Reldin government of Manitote, in power for fourteen years, has resigned. Liberal leader TC Norrie is called to form a new government as Conservatives urge unity and stability amid the political shakeup.
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Geome Ae
Serviers
Regina
Reldin
Manitote
TC. Norrie
Caldort
Pistes
Petite
Kaiser Guilty of Wilful Murder in Lusitania Sinking
British jury convicts Kaiser of wilful murder linked to the Lusitania disaster. Trial details describe German Empire responsibility and the act as murder. Neutrally framed, with emphasis on verdict and international implications.
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Kaiser
Lusitania Torpedoing Probed in Coroner Report and Wilson Address
Coroner's jury finds the Lusitania death resulted from two torpedo strikes by a German submarine causing prolonged immersion and exhaustion. The verdict accuses Germany of wholesale murder and condemns the attack as a violation of international law. President Wilson, addressing 4000 Americans, issues a call for peace and resolve as U.S. policy debates naval escorts and merchant ship protections.
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Kinstale
Ireland
Vailee
Old Head
Kinedele
Priday
Lusittania
Germany
Cunard Company
United States
Horgan
A Trip Worth While by A Duncan Travel Notes
A Duncan returned last Sunday from a nine week trip across the United States visiting Winnipeg St Paul Minneapolis Missouri Santa Fe and the San Diego and San Francisco fairs He spent a week in Los Angeles and several days in Portland Seattle Victoria and Vancouver praising the Canadian exhibit at the fair and noting his opinion of sights and memories gained.
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Dev
Winnipeg
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Missouri
Santa Fe
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Mr. Duncan
Portland
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
Duncan
Attitude of the United States on peace and preparedness
The article argues the United States should not abandon readiness for peace. It defends President Wilson against critics who claim a “peace at any price” stance. It asserts Americans can prepare rapidly, and stresses courage in guiding a nation through danger while honoring law and justice.
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United States
Wilson
London Daily Mail
Aimericane
Big Odda
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