Village Town Waterworks Scheme Up for Joint Talks
A town council meeting discussed inviting the Village Council of Lloydminster to form a joint water scheme. A secretary salary raise to 60 a month from July was approved and fire department telephone bells were debated replacing with electric bells. Minutes note prior bills and adjournment.
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Jon
Hogera
Ers
Lisyhminster
Soltary
Thie
J. McCormick
Odronow
W. W
Hall
Bell
Aston
C. Link
Woodmondian Pathenks
Counsil
Big Day Promises Large Attendance With Vermilion Band
Chairs announce a major event with the Vermilion Draft Band for the day. Vehicles enter free with paid admission for occupants. General admission lowered to 25 cents for adults and 5 cents for children, with 5 cents extra for grandstand seating. Next committee meeting set for Monday at 8.00.
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Rising Sun Rand
Porte Grounds
Weather uplifts Western farm crop prospects in 1914 report
The Western Associated Press notes plentiful moisture improves grain conditions across Prairie provinces. Wheat shows 29 points slight damage from spring plowing, most areas report good to excellent yields, with many crops in the shot blade within a week to ten days.
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Prairie West
P. R
Manitoba
Alberta
Hien Ube Atten
Vermilion Presbytery Holds Ordinations At Knox Church
The Vermilion Presbytery met at Knox Church for a quarterly session and ordination of ministers T ve W T Cromb and G W Wal. The day included business sittings and creeds review with Rev W Oh Edmonton leading. An ordination service in the evening drew a good congregation as sermons and hymns closed the meeting with thanks to the ladies for their hospitality.
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Presbyterian Church
Tues
Vermilion Pres
T. Ve
W T. Cromb
G. W. Wal
W. Oh
Edmonton
R. Lang
Egreville
Alien
Vermil
Fev
A. M. McClennan
Stowe
Prelude Wheat On Farm North Of Lloydminster
A farmer reports a promising experimental crop of Prelude wheat seeded April 16 on summer fallow north of Lloydminster by R. J. Sweet and BE. Skinner. The plant stood two feet high and ready to head within days, following initial field preparations and manure application.
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Deviney
Lloydminster
R. J. Sweet
BE. Skinner
Ens
Ottawa
Two Deaths in Cyclone Strike Aberdeen City
A late night cyclone tore an eight block long stretch through Aberdeen's south residence area injuring fifteen seriously and many more lightly. Two injured residents are not expected to survive while wires were down for hours delaying details. Rescuers pulled Carl Backlund and Mint Marie Clove from under collapsed homes. three of the injured were rescued with professional help. Property damage ranges between 150 000 and 300 000 with undetermined final costs.
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Anerdeen
Watertown
South
Sige
Carl Backlund
Baby
Mint Marie
Clemency Extended to Four Indiana Dynamiters
President Wilson denied clemency to all Indiana dynamiters except Pain Mooney Shannon and Hannoon. Wilson agreed to consider clemency applications from John A. Barry and Paul A. Morrie.
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Washington
Wilson
Indiana
Pain
Mooney
Shape
Hannon
John A. Barry
Paul A. Morrie
District Court Sittings in Wood's Hall
District Court sat in Wood's Hall on Tuesday morning with minor business completed by noon. Tax enforcement for Lloydminster was addressed. The fest case was postponed due to missing material witnesses until the September Batteford sitting. plaintiff H. Lisle, self represented, and J. D. Munroe, aided by C. Gregory, Prince Albert, agreed with the course.
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Wood's Hall
Lloyd Minator
Batteford
H. ©. Lisle
J. D. Munroe
C. Gregory
Prince Albert
Postmen Strike Becomes Serious in Paris Blockade
Six hundred letter carriers seized the Paris post office yesterday and held out under 800 police. Blockade runners sent food to the trapped workers while a government minister and telegraphs officials discussed possible forcible expulsion. The disruption caused Paris to suffer losses estimated at $200,000 in mail outages.
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Pais
Pentre
Jane
Paria
Son ‘Ain Sant
Paris
Lumber price recovery case over threshing outfit deal
J T Leger of Lashburn represented the plaintiff and J D Munro of Battleford for the defendant in a suit to recover lumber costs. The maker claimed use in building a caboose for a threshing outfit. The court allowed 536 with no interest. judgment rendered.
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J. T. Leger
Lashburn
J. D. Munro
Jr. Robinson
Battleford
Norman
Off to Calgary Fair for farmer samples
The report notes participants sending barley oats and wheat samples for competition at the Calgary Fair next week. Farmers including C. Hill, F. W. Day, J. Almond, and R. Holbhy are listed among those submitting entries to represent their crops.
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C. Hill
Lone
F. W. Day
R. Holbhy
J. Almond
C. H
Cote H
H. Huxley
Santa
Commission Claim Over Electric Wiring in Lashboro Dismissed
Plaintiff sought eight percent commission on all wiring work by defendant in Lashboro. Judge found burden on plaintiff not met and dismissed the suit with costs after hearing evidence. plaintiff represented by H C Liske, defendant unrepresented.
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Lashboro
Plaintif
H.C. Liske
Hie Honor
Airboat America Trials Near Lake Keuka in New York
The airboat America built by Glenn Curtiss completed two trial runs on Lake Keuka with Lieut Porte and pilot Glen Curtiss aboard. The craft skimmed close to the surface, rising briefly to sixty feet, as discussions began for an Atlantic flight next month.
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Western Associated Press
Hammondsport
WN. Y
Hrodman Wapnamaker
Airbost
America
Atlantic
Lake Keuks
Lake
Fromt
Glen Curtiss
Lieut. Porte
Regina Court Lets Case Proceed On One Defendant
J. D. Munro acting for Embury Scott and Co. appeared for the plaintiff while a key defendant was absent. The judge allowed the case to proceed against one specific Reiley with the plaintiff agreeing. R. A. Clement from Saskatoon testified about his Lloydminster 1912 employment and recalled the transaction in question. After evidence, costs were awarded to the plaintiffs and the mid-cunner district court adjourned after lunch with tax matters in the town confirmed.
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J. D. Munro
Embury, Scott and Co
Regina
Reiley
R A. Clement
Saskatoon
Lloydminster
Mid-Cunmer District
22ND S.1.H IN CAMP AT SEWELL
The detachment left about an hour late but the trip was comfortable given the many hornets aboard. Most of the unit had gathered the night before in the Drill Hall for a smoking concert and advice from officers and citizens. We trust the boys will do us credit at Sewell and bring back some primes for Lloydminster. Here’s to them.
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Sewell
Lloydminster
West Debtors Predominate In Insolvent Estates
Toronto June 14 Western debtors are blamed for most insolvencies faced by the Canadian Credit Men's Association due to merchants failing to meet obligations. Henry Detchon, manager, says past wholesale businessmen were overly liberal in extending terms.
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Western Associated
Toronto
Canadian Credit Men's Association
Henry Detchon
Cascdian Steais Mowe
Credit Men's Com
Death of Horace Courtenay Gam Forbes Baron Forbes
Horace Courtenay Gam Forbes 19th baron Forbes, a Scotland representative peer, died yesterday by suicide in a hotel where he had resided for three months. He was 65. He succeeded to the title in 1568. His heir is the Hon. Atholl Monson Forbes, a brother.
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Dunder
Scotland
Horace Courtenay Gam
Baron Forbes
Haron Forbes
Atholl Monson Forbes
Lloydminster Baseball Triumph Over Maidstone in Tight Win
Lloydminster's amateur ballers defeated Maidstone 8 to 7 in a late Monday clash. Patterson held the mound for Lloydminster, turning near-defeat into victory in the ninth inning as Maidstone pitcher Grey delivered a classy effort. both teams played sharp defense with few mistakes and strong support.
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Lloydminster
Maidstone
Patterson
Grey
Local Lloydminster Team Defeats Lashburn For Cup Lead
Lloydminster edged Lashburn 5 to 4 despite missing several players at camp. The win puts the locals on track for the cup as Marshall visited Maidstone and fell 4 to 3.
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Lloydminster
Lashburn
Maidstone
Double Hanging Likely at Prince Albert
Prince Albert Sask June 25 no formal comment has been received on a potential sentence for Drewnick 20 accused in the railway murder at Peterson First Winter His sister visited the jail to petition freedom claiming German custom grants a wife to a condemned man but the Dominion law grants no such exception Justice Minister not yet replied Humboldt attorney E Gregory KC stated no decision has been communicated.
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Western Associated Press
Prince Albert
Drewnick
Wes Sen
Peterson
Ofe
Nat
Justice
E. Gregory
K.C
Si Hin Teial
Humboldt
The Convict's Secret At The Movies Review
A film centered on government work and basics draws attention from officials. Rodgers notes his armatures are complete enabling a picture show at Onion Ast during the second and third week.
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Rodgers
Local jeweler to buy beef cattle for stock farming
RA Delalande, the local jeweler, announces a large sale of overstock cattle at his estate with heavy purchasing planned. He aims to buy as much good cattle stock as possible while continuing his old business at the stand.
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RA. Delalande
Delalande
Three hundred miners strike at Nordes Alberta mine
Special report from Calgary June 96 notes three hundred miners walk out at the Brasean Coal Company mine in Nordes Alberta over wage disputes. Local authorities report the strike lasting until terms are met.
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Calgary
Brasean Coal Company
Nordes
Alberta
Court Notes and Local Fines Reported
A. McGuire was fined three dollars and costs for an offense noted in court before Justice Cronow. Items include a farmers meeting organized by Freak Murray, Moeers Hawes, and Murray at Alberta Hall. The Lyle Foothall Cup is on order and expected within weeks.
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Justice At the Peace Cronow
A. McGuire
Freak Murray
Ton and Moeers Hawes and
Murray
Farmers
Alberta
Wheat report under Board of Trade notice
Damaged OCR fragment mentions wheat, the Board of Trade, and a growth notice. Readable text is limited. no clear events, dates, or figures are evident.
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Board of Trade de Son
Remie
Picnic at Sandy Beach Draws Large Crowd
A successful afternoon event was hosted yesterday by members of the local church at Sandy Beach. The program featured races, a shooting competition, and various activities that attracted a large crowd.
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Sandy Beath
Picnic Draws Town Folk to Blackfoot
A holiday crowd attended the Blackfoot picnic with ideal weather. Many townspeople enjoyed games and outdoor activities including a favorable turnout for the afternoon contest at Shinne.
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Cfolk
Blackfoot
Shinne
Fire destroys five factories in Salem blaze totals unknown
Five large factory buildings and other structures were destroyed in a Salem fire that raged from four this afternoon. Early estimates place losses well above 61,000,000 though flames were still spreading and full damage could not yet be calculated.
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Salem
Maes
Fire Destroyed Coal Company Plant in Woedo
A blaze swept through the Woedo coal plant, destroying a major facility and causing extensive damage to equipment. Firefighters battled flames for hours but could not save the consolidated plant, with authorities reporting complete loss of one building and significant financial impact.
Rifle Association Shoot Results at Waseca Meet
Waseca Rifle Association hosted a shoot on June 17 featuring a match against Paynton Rifle Association. Final outcomes and scores are reported for the Waseca club members and visiting team.
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Waseca Rile Association
Paynton Rifle Association
Waseca
Thirty Stores to Be Closed
A regional retailer plans to shut down thirty of its outlets in a phased closure. Management cites restructuring needs and financial pressures while promising support for affected employees and orderly wind downs across multiple states.
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