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Newspaper
Lloydminster Review
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 14, 1914
Page
4
The Lloydminster Review outlines publication schedule and pricing under W. J. Huntingford. It lists Friday morning issues, office location on Main Street, and yearly rates with advance payment terms for Dominion of Canada subscriptions and business pointers.
Advertising rates note a base 3c per line for fret and Be per Mog for each additional insertion. The snippet outlines pricing terms for subsequent ad insertions.
All changes for contract advertisements must reach the office by Wednesday noon. Advertisements lacking specific instructions will be inserted at bid and charged accordingly.
A August 14 1914 Lloydminster piece reflects on the shock of a world at war. It contrasts ancient empires with modern civilization and defends Britain’s war stance, arguing Dominion loyalty and imperial unity amid global conflict.
Community announcements cover births, school notes, and local visits. Details include a new baby born to Mr and Mrs F Mare, a girl born to Mrs and Mrs W Hinshaw in Stwreametown at Lloydminster Hospital, and upcoming events like the Dig Fair entry deadline. Local staff changes, travel, and school reassignments are noted alongside upcoming entertainment and church activities.
Sittings of the Supreme Court and appellate divisions for 1924 1916 listed by city Edmonton Calgary Medicine Hat Macleod Lethbridge with trial schedules for civil non jury civil jury and criminal causes including specific Tuesdays months and deadlines dated July 1914 signed J D Bunt Inspector of Legal Offices.
Dated message from Mr Frank Matthews and daughter expresses heartfelt gratitude for the sympathy and condolences shown during their recent bereavement. They acknowledge the support and kindness received from friends and the community.
Public notice lists successful examinees in the town ethobvls exams. Names include Crede K Alberta Gaines, Evelyn Wiley, and W. K Secondao from Sask. School, with Doris L. Davis and May White noted in third class.
A misread note suggests Mr 8 Simpson seeks the Liberal nomination for the South ticket at the convention with his name under consideration. The fragmentary text hints at potential candidates and party decisions.
The tenth telegraphic crop report notes harvests starting in most Saskatchewan districts and to be general by mid month. Wheat 10 percent cut oats 5 percent barley 15 percent. drought and hot winds damaged grain in some areas. frost reported in eastern province. Estimated yields: wheat 12 bushels per acre oats 20 barley 20. Harvest laborers mobilized at Lake and Creek areas along CPR main line and nearby towns.
Review bulletins summarize recent war developments with brief updates on battles, troop movements, and diplomatic notes. Highlights emphasize key fronts, casualty figures, political shifts, and supply issues shaping the conflict’s current phase.
The International Harvest Company of America as plaintiff and John Walker Sarah Ann Walker and A H O Coolmer as defendants offer land in the Judicial District of Battleford for public auction. Judgment dated 1913 in Battleford with writ of execution dated March 14. Sale Monday September 21 1914 at 2 30 pm at the Sheriff’s Office Court House Battleford Saskatchewan. 26 percent down to be paid at sale. Further details from A M Panton K C North Battleford. Dated June 18 1914.
Lloydminster and vicinity note key figures including members of Parliament and Saskatchewan and Alberta legislators. The process issuer is A. B. Pallard and coroner O. L. Cooks M.D. are among listed local authorities.
The Alberta Council and Reeve plus councilors meet monthly on Mondays in Alberta Hall. Attendees include D OU Tuckwell Hux ley Smith See-Tress Chief of Pole H Smith and H C. W. Smith. Officials W Miller MacLeod Purley and BE Ashton attended in Wood's Hall and Alberta Hall respectively.
Board of Trade officials named including A 4d Maynard president and J Bell vice president list executives Meers Cameron Crossley Farley Ball Huntingford W Johnson Lawrie BR Miller Mooney Munro Brevensos Tuckwell Whithread White Wood with H Huxley and others. Meeting called by secretary in Alberta Hell.
Alterta School members chairmen and officers meet the secretary's office on Tuesday monthly. Saskatchewsan School lists Whitbread as chairman with Aston Rendell Rogers and Lisle as secretary treasurer. meets the secretary's office on the third Monday.
Hospital board members listed including Meers H OC chairmanship and secretary treasurer BE J Ashton. Commanding officers Lt Col Hodson and Major UB Mill with units and routes shown. depot times include Mixed Local Going East and Going West services from Edmonton Camrose Calgary toward 4.08 pm and 12.12 pm. F J Mooney named depot agent.
A confusing notice lists a mail clone for routes east and west at 7 ppm with departures on Wednesday and Saturday to Onion Lake Harlan Fort Pitt Hewitt s Lane Greenestreet Tangietags North Minster and Hex offices. Additional trains depart Tuesday and Saturday morning to Dina Orville Mc Loughlin Paradise Valley New Lind say and Hiking Run offices. Mail leaves at four oclock p m on Mobdaye and Sridays for Streame town and at 4 p m on Fridays for all leaves at 4 on Thurs Gase at Sento.
Local notices detail service times for several churches. Dominion Lands Sub-Agency hours 0 am to 5 pm. St John’s Church at Broadway and King lists services Friday 11 am and 7 80 pm, Sunday School 8 pm, Holy Communion first and third Sundays. J B Otheon rector. Knox Presbyterian at Sixth lists services 11 am and 7 80 pm, Sunday School 12 noon, Ladies Aid first Wednesday, Mission Band second Friday, Mission-Held during summer Sundays 8 pm. Rev W T Cromb. Methodist Church at Main and Fourth Sunday 11 am and 7 90 pm, Sunday School 11 am, Ladies’ Aid second and third Thursdays 4 pm. Rev O G Plement. Catholic Church Sixth Street schedules monthly Sunday mass, priest listed.
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