Fire Protection and Sidewalks Debate At Town Meeting
A large town meeting passed a resolution to urge fire protection upgrades and a water system. Engineer Maxwell outlined a plan with a storage tank a booster, 1 000 feet of main and a potential Alberta extension, while members weighed costs and risks before sending the proposal to the Council for next week.
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Omara
A. J. Maynard
Ion Pri
Maxwell
Mae
Tee
Lloydminster
Alberta
Didsbury
A. da Maynerd
Venrevilleee
Meessary
Cauid &. M. Daly
J. Whitbread
H. B. Hall
S. Rogers
J. Spencer
A. J.omehard
Rogers
Sidewalks to Cement Discussed by Town Council
A. J. Maynard urged cement sidewalks on Ness streets as council debated timing for lighting. The mayor noted broad support for sidewalk work while some urged caution. Councillors backed a resolution to proceed with cement walks and time changes for street lamps.
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A. J. Maynard
Ness
Rogers
Council
Sas Saar
M. L. Taylor
Th Cairman
J. BR. Lowery
M.L.A
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Agricultural Association Meet Discusses Ground Takeover Options
Deputation from council asks the Agricultural Association to hand over fair ground operation to town authorities while allowing continued low level use. A standing crop competition offers 75 in prizes with entries due July 15. Stock display arrangements and finance committee tenders were also discussed with The Times office awarded fall work.
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D. Liste
Hill
Bell
Smith
D. Tuckwell
C. EB. Thomas
W. Rendel
Dr H
Times
Post Office Clock Missing Affects Town Impression
The town lacks a installed clock at the post office and its absence alongside the lit emergency beacon gives visitors a misleading impression. Antennas nearby seem to improve conditions for passengers from the eight trains.
Hindus At Coast Must Return Home Amid Immigration Fight
Edward Bird, counsel for Hindus in Vancouver, says Hindu leaders withdraw from representing new arrivals at the Ottawa inquiry. Lord Hardinge reportedly cannot intervene, leaving Hindus to accept that entry is unlikely. Ottawa officials maintain the inquiry will proceed with or without their evidence. A mounted relief squadron under Col Hedwon remains available to assist applicants.
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Edward Bird
Vancouver
Mr. Bird
Lord Hardinge
India
Ottawa
Alberta lads win treeball clash on King George V day
On King George V’s 49th birthday a school holiday was followed by a treeball game between two schools in which Alberta defeated the opposition 16 to 14.
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George V
Alberta
Large Attendance At Two Day Anglican Church Meeting
St John's Minster hosts a two day deanery gathering with the local community invited. Reverend R Lound presided over Wednesday religious meetings and the W A and Junior W A hosted. Delegates and students from many towns attended, with thanks to W A ladies and tea catering teams.
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St. John's Minster
Feereenae
Hev. R. Lound
N. Battleford
W.A
Local degree team initiates actions on Tuesday
Fragmentary OCR mentions a local degree team and Tuesday actions, with unclear context and missing specifics. No names or places are readable to confirm details.
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I. 0
Unclear Sports Clash Ends in Defeat by Narrow Margin
A jittery athletic event on Tuesday sees baseball and football players clash in a mixed exhibition. The regulars perform well but the final score shows a 64 point gap, leaving the outcome unsettled and spectator interest high.
Empress of Ireland Sunk After Collision Near Quebec
News from Friday reports the CPR liner Empress of Ireland bound Quebec to Liverpool was rammed by a German collier in the mouth of the St Lawrence River. The vessel sank within 15 minutes with many victims across the steerage. Rescue ships searched for bodies as survivors and names of travelers are released.
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Storstadt
M. Buck
Lloydminster
Brother Dan
CPR
Quebec
Liverpool
St. Lawrence River
Marconi
Local Lady Buck Not On Board After Boat Tragedy
In town rumors spread that Mrs M. J. Buck, living near town, had boarded the ill fated vessel. C O. C. Goan, in charge of the ill fated airings, confirmed Buck was not on board and she later wrote that she had been seeking the boat.
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Buck
Austral
George
Old Country
Heview
M. J. Buck
Coteact OG. C. Goaen
Ireland Disaster Rescue Totals Reported
June 8 figures show 459 saved from a disaster at an Irish event, with a total of 1,09 casualties recorded so far as authorities recount the tragedy.
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Ireland
Nothing Else Can Be Done Bulletin From Father Point
Toronto bulletin at nine oclock reports no more bodies recovered and many identified. Salvationists are among the dead, with very few remains left most of them seamen and foreigners. Friends of those who perished have held services and mourned those lost in the disaster.
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Toronto
Father Point
Salvation Army
Salvationists
Rigid Inquiry to Be Held London June 3
The Canadian Government's investigation into the Empress of Ireland is expected to start the Victo-Tite inquiry more decisively than the free and popular methods of Smith. The report notes the inquiry faces a broader task beyond the immediate vessel tragedy.
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London
Smith
Marke
Manchester
Village Ratepayers Back Cement Walk Plan
A village meeting enthusiastically supports funding cement sidewalks from the depot to Sixth Avenue and along Main Street. The group backs raising ten year debentures to cover about 1,000 feet at roughly two dollars per running foot and urges coordinated town-wide work with independent engineer oversight.
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Reeve KR. W. Miller
Sixth Avenue
Main Street
Railway Avenue
Seventh Avenue
Saskatchewan
J. Cumming
J. Lawrie
J. D. Munro
Saskatchewan School Pupils by Year and Attendance Report
The Saskatchewan School presents pupil standings by year and class across grades from first to senior, listing names such as Doris vin, May White, Alma Heid, John Spence, Lewsen Procter, Evelyn Procter, and teachers led by A. R. Warburton. Attendance percentage is noted.
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Doris Vin
Melitve Lynch
Cecil Lynch
Daly
May White
Lestie Rendetl
Imma Stevermen
Ivy Hudson
Walace Huntingford
Alma Heid
Violet Judeon
John Bunyan
Mildred Huntingford
Lucile Roth
W. Neely
Amy Spence
John Spence
Cecilaton
Eric Teliwerd
Gertia
Lewsen Procter
Ina“l Spence
Nellie Halliwell
Harold Stever
Alfred Miener
Bobbie Walis
Enid Phillpotts
Roy
Edder Mofatt
Hope Trimble
Stoney Guest
Evelyn Procter
Oanlodeon
Doris Sener
Annie
Herold White
Charle Moxley
Charlie Letewer
Oe Gordon Hudson
Willie Bram
A. R. Warburton
Agricultural Outreach For Farmers Program Schedule
Departments of Agriculture and University of Kenan host farmers in multiple sessions across provinces. June events include Dairy Breeding Hog Raining and Alfalfa Sheep at North Bend and Albion Schools. Sessions cover poultry raising dairy cattle and general farming practices.
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Department of Agriculture
University of Kenan
Northmineter
Albion
North Bend
St. Faith's Church
Jame
Four-Reel Money Featured At Local Theatre
At the moviewt and tomorrow evening a four reel film The Money draws crowds in big cities and Rodgers is praised for presenting this splendid show. Also on the program comedy reel Tots for Lack and a drama segment.
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Movewt
Rodgers
Alberta School Scholars Report May Ninth Grade VIII
The list records eighth grade scholars at Alberta School for May with names including Gaines Vitey Gaines Kildull Ethy ileees Jean Menzies Jack La Kildul Verna Miller Nora Gilchrist Penny Albert Taylor G Gr ViL Pva Giichrist Winnie Jah Jack Meneies Janeen Walter.
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Alberta
E. M. Gaines
Vitey
M. Gaines
W. Kildull
Ethy Ileees
Jean Menzies
Jack la’ Kildul
Verna Miller
Ibe
Nora Gilchrist
Penny Albert Taylor
E Gr
Pva Giichrist
Winnie Jah
Jack Meneies
Janeen Walter
Student list and attendance note from grade records
Grade IV members John Blackwell Jack Parley Don Fartey Carte Coth em Ronald Gilchrist Jack Fret wel Tolly McNeill Grade II Pred Maney Vere iodeny Annie Curtix Jake dies. Neither absent nor late. No, peonions of cteetanen b408.
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John Blackwell
Jack Parley
Don Fartey
Carte Coth‘em
Ronald Gilchrist
Jack Fretwel
Tolly McNeill
Lovlmdminster and District Swimming Club Notes
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference Lovlmdminster and District Swimming Club with stray phrases. The readable parts indicate club activity or notes, possibly a subscription/written item, but details are unclear. No decisive event, date, or names beyond the club title.
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