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Newspaper
Lloydminster Review
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
4
The Lloydminster Review lists subscription prices for Canada and overseas, with annual rates and in advance payment. It details display and classified ad rates, legal notices, and advertising terms, including word limits and charges.
All changes for contract advertisements must reach the office by Wednesday noon. Advertisements without specific instructions will be inserted until for bid and charged accordingly.
Lloydminster meeting favors immediate fire protection scheme and cement sidewalks in the business district. Residents back the two projects, with the town council ready to proceed to complete work in warm weather while a focus remains on avoiding cost overruns and ensuring proper financial oversight. The piece also comments on profanity in public life and urges cleaner speech amid reforms.
The twenty fourth annual Canadian Industrial Exhibition in Winnipeg offers a total prize fund of 57000 with categories in horses cattle sheep swine poultry and domestic goods. Highlights include speed events, best barn designs, farm demonstrations and a world famous performer linked to the Exposition. Dates are July 10 to 18 with entries due June 29.
Local society column notes births at home of Mrs Thomas on May 6th and at Lingodmineter Hospital on June 4th. Anniversaries and birthdays mark social gatherings including a birthday party hosted by Wim Amo Bell. Church groups report sales, meetings, and teas with modest funds raised. Edenton residents travel to Vermilion and Edmonton for meetings and visits.
A list of local government and judicial figures includes A. A. Champagne in White and Finn and We, J. P. Lyle, Wag, J. R. Lowery, G. C. Wood, A. Forster, J. Gronow, J. Cumming, B. Laws, Sheriff H. Huxley, A. B. Pollard, and G. L. Cooke M.D as coroner.
Mayor D G Twelwo leads the council with Aston Bell Hall Dr Ail Bax bey and Smith. Sec Treasurer H Lisle and Chief of Police W Smith attend. They meet every alternate Monday at 8 p.m. in Wood's Halls.
Alberta Council including Reeve HR Miller and Councillors MacLeod and Fark meets monthly on the first Monday in Alberta Hall with Ba J. Ashton listed as a member or attendee.
A. J. Maynard serves as president with J. Bell as vice president and an executive committee including Cameron, Crossley, Parley, Hall, Hunstingford, W. Johnson, Lawrie, BR. Miller, Mooney, Munro, Stevenson, Tuckwell, White, and Wood. Secretary Treasurer H. Huxley notes meetings are held at the call of the secretary in Abberta Hall.
Alberta School led by Mosers Farrey chairman and Lawrie and Menzies with EJ as Sec Treas meets first Tuesday each month at the secretary's office Saskatchewan School chaired by Whitbread with Aston Rendell Rogers and H Lisle as Sec Treas meets every third Monday at the secretary's office.
Meers as chairman leads alongside Campbell Daly Hall R Miller Mc Donnell Patmore Tuckwell Rawle and Waterhouse with B J Ashton as secretary treasurer in the updated slate.
Daily service from East to Saskatoon Regina and Winnipeg departs at 4 08 a m Mixed Local service runs Thursday and Saturday at 10 40 a m Westbound service departs at 12 13 am and 2 30 pm on Monday Wednesday and Friday F J Mooney Depot Agent
Postmaster O M Mayberry and assistant Pollard issue mail rules for East routes. Mail departs Wednesdays and Saturdays for Onion Harien Fort Pitt Hoewitt Greenstreet Tangiefings minster Rex post offices. Mail leaves Tuesdays and Fridays for Ding Laughlin Paradise Valley pay Rising Sun offices. Town post office mails at four o clock Mondays and Fridays. Friday mail for Staplehurst at 4 pm. Southminster service appears on designated days.
Local religious groups list service times and meeting details. Church of England St John’s conducts services at 11 am and 7:40 pm with Holy Communion on the first and third Sundays. Knox Presbyterian and Methodist churches publish weekly service hours and meeting dates. Baptist and Catholic parishes note Sunday schedules and monthly observances.
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