10 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Lloydminster Review
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 10, 1914
Page
1
The article reviews officers elected and business transacted, noting stock in arrears of 12 being struck off the books. It cites a $400 deficit despite released liability and contemplates methods to cover it, including issue of more stock. It mentions a new total stock of 8 750 and plans to restore capacity of machinery and expand facilities to meet demand.
At the Atlantic tonight a varied bill includes The Secret Mark Japanese Junk and The Man from the West with additional features The Pack etinger Drenny and Generation plus a Cartoon.
British Columbia clergymen gathered in Vancouver for sermons on missionary work. Duncan McDermid, a longtime missionary in Ohio, spoke about efforts to bring samples and messages to Canada and how the people respond.
Uplndia 4 continues activity with ongoing rounds in the kinity event. Participants stay忙 as officials report steady progress amid uncertain conditions.
Fire swept a 60 acre prairie pasture belonging to T Davison and his extended holders. Some cattle were saved but the rest of the land was consumed by flames. The cause and full extent of losses remain under investigation.
The meeting, chaired by Captain Aahton, discussed club bylaws and the privilege of fencing. Mrs Ragkhain attended to discuss a pet, while Mr Hackham thanked the executive before adjournment. The club's inauguration dance is set for Mortley May 4 at Wood's Hall.
The article reports a young Chinese boy admitting guilt in a severe crime. Authorities detail the confession and potential legal steps.
A Milan balloon event ended disastrously with a crew member incapacitated by fire and a series of strong winds causing damage. The balloon, managed by an unnamed operator, faced a severe accident injuring several observers and damaging the craft.
The report lists students across classes with names such as Lynch Alan Daly Cecil Lynch and Dorothy Lafever in merit order. It includes notes on absent students Arthur Moffatt John Emerson and others and references several grade divisions and teachers.
A Saskatchewan letter from MLA Lyle discusses the Live Stock Purchase and Sale Act within the Department of Agriculture in Regina. It outlines credit terms up to three years and limits on loaned value, with the department to monitor stock value and ensure repayment.
A fragmented OCR list shows names grouped by grade and room in a school roster. Several entries include Jeri Taylor Henry Gilchrist Pyra Gilchrist and Charlie Cuthbert among others, with grades I II III and IV referenced.
Fragmentary note from The Review mentions John Krafchenko and a delayed report tied to Winnipeg, with unclear dates and events. The text references a search or inquiry by the local press and family names, suggesting a missing person context.
The Tire Atoct movement led by J. B. Lwvie MLT.A. schedules meetings next week at Altie schoolhouse Friday 3 PM and 7 80 PM, North Wend the same evening. Saturday at 2 PM they speak at the render of Mr Wickman at Taneiefines and 7 80 PM at Northruineter erhoot house.
A Maidstone ball club letter urged forming a league with teams from Leydminster Lashbure and Pavnton while members push a proposed membership fee. Trustees discussed securing players soon and voiced support for developing an embryonic league to boost community sporting appeal.
A meeting of the Joint Hospital Association board in the Alberta Hall examined minutes, staff issues, and bills. They approved previous minutes, set a rent for attendance, fixed a new housekeeper salary, reviewed rounds clearance, and referred supplies to the house committee. An amendment to allow Wellington and Wilton municipalities to join was debated, with officers to remain until 1914 and a January meeting planned.
A six year old loader slipped while playing near his parent, breaking his leg. He received medical care and is reported to be doing nicely. Local officials of the Saskatchewan Agricultural Society held a tall meeting to discuss matters and enforcement of orders.
The minutes record the April 6 1914 meeting of Wellington No 481 councillors and secretary. A prior minutes report was read and posted. Members note complaints about a strychnine bottle not containing a full owner and discuss neighbor concerns.
The minutes show allowances set for residents and staff for one day rates, and appointed weed inspectors and road foremen. It records by laws read, hospital funding questions, taxation on certain lands, and the next meeting schedule with Secretary-Treasurer G J Barclay.
Report from Newport News notes eleven survivors among the crew of the Norwegian steamer Owellen after a fatal collision with Barnegate. The Peter 5. reel, an American steamer, arrived with authorities and a list of dead. No further details on causes or exact locations are provided in the readable text.
The commission favors Saskatchewan and Manitoba in Western rates case. It orders multiple adjustments to rates and distributions, aiming to reduce burdens on cities serving provincial government duties and local districts. The decision, issued in Ottawa, reflects broad changes anticipated to ease regional disparities and support provincial functions.
The new schedule cuts through freight from Eastern Canada to the West by five to twelve percent. Local grain and flour rates fall to twenty to ten BC per cent. Coal exports from Lethbridge and Souris see sharp reductions. First class rate from Winnipeg to Hewina drops eight cents per hundred pounds, along with Alberta to Regina. Mileage rates for the imperial route are lowered, with vegetable rates for Saskatchewan and Manitoba adjusted accordingly, effective after September first.
The piece notes a pamphlet titled Boost from the Board of Trade and a job print publication. It mentions business men seeking a supply and the secretary arranging distribution, with lines about letters sent out of town and a closing remark on the way forward.
Reports from St John s Newfoundland describe a disaster on the ice near Refi Inte Siraite where a crew of fishermen and passengers faced heavy losses. Several were seriously injured and one died in hospital days later amid the harrowing scene and mourning among relatives.
A terse note from CFG outlines Alberta Behe’s yearend review process. Team officials discuss performance highlights and set goals for the coming quarter while confirming dates and key contact points for stakeholders.
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