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Newspaper
Lloydminster Review
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 07, 1914
Page
4
Advertising notes from The Floydminster Review detail contract terms for inserts at 6c each, with Vine pricing and instructions to readers. W J Huntingford appears as the author or contributor in this period notice.
The document outlines pricing terms for in advance payments with Lege and Municipal Advertising charging 22e per line for Gret and bc per line for each following insertion.
The readable fragment references monthly payments and a contract related to advertising. It mentions cash with order and transient terms, but lacks complete details or names to identify the parties or dates.
All changes for contract advertisements must reach the office by Wednesday noon. Advertisements lacking specific instructions will be inserted. bids and charges apply accordingly.
A historic call to duty in the British Empire as Canada pledges support to Britain in the global crisis. The piece argues that Britain’s prestige hinges on ally solidarity, that war is inevitable and destructive, and that Canada must join to protect security and prosperity under the imperial alliance.
A Deputy Minister of Agriculture warns farmers against cutting grain too early citing risk to yield. He urges delaying harvest until grain reaches proper maturity to protect quality and market value.
Deputy agriculture minister A F Mantle warns farmers that harvest begins soon in many districts as weather allows. He cautions against relying on straw ripeness, urging careful head examination to avoid cutting grain that is not yet mature and noting later cutting can affect drying and quality.
Harvest labor offices opened across Saskatchewan to aid settlers with a special harvest fare of one cent per mile for eastbound travel and return concessions at two cents per mile. Applicants must show worthiness and inability to pay. advances cover fare to harvest fields. Desember 1914 travel windows announced for eastbound and westbound routes.
Social and Personal items recount Aug 13 events in Oxville and area. Notices include a birth congratulation, health updates, Chas Fawcet touring for official duties with warnings under the Provincial Game Act, a Britannia Municipal update, Presbyterian Church meeting, Dr J T Bill contesting Hettieford riding, travel plans of Mr and Mrs Rutherford and daughters to the Old Country, Rev J ge-Sheps B A speaking at Mount Brandon, A P Donnelly in Toronto work, Doughty project in Winnipes, Miss A Hinson hospital visit, and corrections about an earlier school board exchange. Further notes mention Mr A Wetton visiting H M Russell on a northern farm, MLA PF Lyle leaving for Regina, Huxley children holidaying out of town, and a call for harvest crew and employment opportunities for farmers.
The notice lists trial schedules across Alberta cities for the Supreme Court appellate division including Edmonton Wetaskiwin Lethbridge Red Deer Medicine Hat Macleod and God Tuesday dates in September November March December and May with fourth or first Tuesday designations and a dated appointment by the Inspector of Legal Offices on July 9 1914.
In the Supreme Court of Saskatchewan Battleford Judicial District the International Harvester Company of America sues John Walker Sarah Ann Walker and A H G Colmer for a judicial sale of farm property under a 1918 judgment and writs of execution issued March 14 1918 in Battleford.
A small Friday ceremony took place in North On Lane as Mr and Mrs Lal Iian became man and wife. The wedding was described as intimate with close family in attendance at the Teadteines home, marking a simple start for the couple.
The document lists Canadian era railway officials and regional government figures across Saskatchewan and Alberta. It names members of parliament and legislature, justices of the peace, sheriffs, coroners, process issuers, the Saskatchewan Council officers, and the mayor and police chief with a note on meeting cadence at Wood's Hall.
Alberta Council notes list Heeve, BR Miller, MacLeod, Parley, Sec Treasurer J Ashton. Meets monthly on Mondays in Alberta Hall.
A. J. Maynard presides with J vice president and executives Cameron Crowsley Hell Huntingford W Lawrie BR Miller Mooney Stevenson Tuckwell White Wood Gee The members meet at call of the secretary in terta Hall.
Alberta and Saskatchewan school board members including Farley as chairman and SeneTreas, El ton, plus Messie Whithbresd and others meet on a fret Tuesday month at the secretary's office. The Saskatchewan panel led by chairman Aston and other officials meets every third Monday in Jury's office to discuss treasury matters.
A partial OCR fragment lists Messrs H. Tale Campbell Daly Hall Miller Donnell Patmore Tuckwell Waterhouse BH. R. Miller W. D. ler HO Armstrong and W. W Saretary Treasurer BJ.
The order lists Commander Lt Col G Hodson as Livydminater overseeing A Squadron led by Major H Hill and HK Squadron led by Major W Batd OC Laskin with designation LAGEHT and Luydminaten in the Royal Horse unit structure.
Fragmentary timetable mentions Hailway mensionacco and routes to Winnipeg Range Calgary and Vega reville with departures listed at 4 am and 12 12 a m mixed day schedule for Thursday and Saturday at 10 am and West Monday day at 240 p m J Mooney is identified as Depot Agent.
Westmaster G M Mayberry assistant J Ayttomtey issues mail routes with daily departures. Mail leaves at 7 pm Wednesdays and Saturdays for Onton Harlan Port Pitts Hewitt s ing Grewnstromt Pengledags munster and Bex post offices. Tuesday and day mornings for Dina Oxville Joughlin Paradise Valley New easy Rising Sea. Mail leaves at 4 pm Mondays for Pridage and town post offices. Mail leaves at 4 pm Mondays for Staplehurst and Tuesdays for Southminster.
Sunday services at Church of England St Johns and Knox Presbyterian with Sunday School and evening services. Alternate midweek meetings. ladies' aid and missionary bands meet monthly. Catholic service schedule noted at Sixth Street location.
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