Advertising Rates and Subscriptions in The Lloydminster Review
The Lloydminster Review lists subscription details and advertising rates in Canadian currency. It notes the price of $1.00 per year in advance for domestic and 1.50 for UK and foreign countries, with display and legal notices priced per line and payable in advance.
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Dominion of Canada
United Kingdom
Foreigh
Advertising changes for contracts due Wednesday noon
Advertising copy requires notice to offerors by Wednesday noon. Ads without specific instructions will be inserted for bid and charged accordingly.
Food For Thought on Agriculture and Immigration
A local notice discusses farming in mixed agriculture districts, a provincial Livestock Purchase and Sale Act, and how immigrants affect labor markets. It covers livestock programs, credit sales, TB testing, and provincial branding, with comments on Good Friday, spring, and community improvements.
Canadian Railways Seek Major Capital Increases
The Grand Trunk Railway seeks 1 million 500 thousand pounds and the Central Railway of Canada seeks 1 million 295 thousand pounds as new capital. Financial writers react favorably to the Grand Trunk expansion amid strong market demand and labor conditions noted by coach Willey.
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Landon
Willey
Canadian Railways
Grand Trunk Railway
Central Railway
Canada
Hospital Report For Week Ending April 9
Weekly hospital update lists patient statuses with names including Mrs B Clay and Mrs Lloydmineter. It notes present well being and location details such as Paradise Valley and Northurjostes with several patients at Lieydonmneter Hospital.
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Hospital
Pe ‘Heonte
Lieydonmneter Hospital
Ime Roberts
Kitewoty
Mre
B. Clay
Paradise Valley
Northurjostes
Marland
Streen@town
Social and Personal Notes From Local Week
A collage of visits and events across the community. Coleen from Baskatoon visits cousin FP, Geo Wetton returns from Old Country, FJ Moony travels from Edmonton, and a Juvenile Concert is planned for Alberta Hall on the 20th and 21st. A Methodist Ladies Aid meeting at J Whitbread’s fosters choir work. W A ladies plan a charity sale at Pollard’s Fifth Avenue. Miss Fraser from the Alberta School is guest of Mrs. Pollard after holidays.
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Alberta Hall
Ise
Petreme
Farmers must organize to influence government action
A reader urges farmers to form organized groups to present informed requests to government. He argues that government should sift useful ideas from farmer organizations and share credit for beneficial proposals, warning that without responsive governance a farmers lien risks failing like a broken town trust.
Judicial Sale of Farm Property in Alberta 1914
Public auction in Lloydminster Alberta on April 4 1914 at 9 30 pm sale of southwest quarter section sixteen township forty nine range one west of the fourth meridian farm of 160 acres with eighty acres broken and eighty more cultivable ten percent down balance paid into court terms as approved by the Master of the Supreme Court Alberta further details from the auctioneer Harold Huxley and Lenton Alberta March 1814 auctions held at the solicitor.
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Tindiecor
Alberta
Supreme Court of Alberta
Awport
Sale Commences At 29 P M With Reasonable Terms
Auction declared with terms described as reasonable and announced at the start of sale. Provisions unclear due to fragmented text but indicates sale actions by PRPS and MARL with timing and conditions to be set.
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Prps & Marl Sco
The Cricket Club Holdir Meeting Friday April
The text records a cricket club meeting held on a Friday in April with members named including J P Late Crome and W 8iceresidents. It mentions council plans to light darkness by erecting two lamps at the front hotel and notes arrivals and local social updates.
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J. P. Late
Mpp. Crome
A. M. Mamu
Howbottom
J.L. Ato
C. Brantford
Murray
W. Wa
Conte
Strathmore Plans April Football Event After Teacher Arrival
Porting the new school teacher arrives at Strathmore. Some bachelors react to Tarling being revealed as online gender. Strathmore football enthusiasts organize a team named Anal to host an event in Portown on April 15 at 7 pm.
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Strathmore
Orthy
Purtown
Pam. Mt
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