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Newspaper
Lloydminster Review
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 1914
Page
10
A brief item notes the Chet case regarding letting rights amid an onnw hearing. Details are sparse in the readable text but indicate a legal proceeding affecting property or business terms. Further specifics remain unreadable in the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR names several figures including J. F. Lyle, J. R. Lowery, C. Wood, J. Cronew, J. Cum ming, B. Lewa, Sheriff H. Hunley, Coroner A. 8, Pollard, L. Coote, and M.D. involved in Alberta politics and county administration. Detailing uncertain locations near Camnedian North cities west of Winnipeg.
The excerpt lists council and official names including Mayer D G Twekwell Chief of Police W Smith and others, noting meetings held every alternate Monday at 8 pm in Wood's Hall.
Treave and FR. W. Miller join councillors MacLeod Parley and EB. J. Ashton for the Gret Monday monthly meeting held in Alberta Mall to discuss municipal affairs.
A. J. Maynard serves as president and J. Bell as vice president. Executive committee includes Cameron Cromsley Hall Hentingford W. J awine BH Miller Mooney Stevenson Tuckwell Whit White Wood Lee. Treasurer H. Huxley. Meeting set at call of the secretary in Alberta Hall.
Alberta school group chaired by Farley with Lawrie and Menzies meets first Tuesday monthly at the secretary’s office See Treas EJ Ash ton. Saskatchewan school group chaired by Whitbread with Aston Phillpots Rendell and Rogers meets every third Monday in the secretary’s office with See Treas H C Lisle.
Lisle as chairman along with Campbell Daly Hall R Miller Mc Jionnell Patwore Tuckwell Rawle and Waterhouse SecTreas BE J Ashton named to key positions in the relief effort.
Mixed local timetable notes departures toward Saskatoon and Calgary with listed times and days. Depot agent Fr J Mooney provides Eastbound and Westbound departures including 42.08 a m and 12.12 a m as well as Thursday Saturday 10.46 am and Monday Wednesday Friday patterns.
Mail closes for matter going Fast and West at 7 pm. Mail leaves on Wednesday and Saturday mornings for Onion Lake Slarton Port Pitt Hewitt's Landing Green Street Tangiefags Northminster and Hex post offices. Mail leaves on Tuesday and Saturday mornings for Dina Oxville McJoughlin Paradise Valley New Lindcov and His ing Sun post offices. Mail leaves at 4 pm on Mondays and Fridays for Streams town. Mall leaves at 4 pm on Fridays for Staplehurst. Mall leaves at 4 pm on Thursday for Southminester.
W It Holland, agent at the Dominion Lands Sub Agency sets office hours from morning to 6 p.m. for public access.
Multiple faith communities are recorded with service times and leaders. St John’s ministers and schedule, Knox Presbyterian and Mission notes, Junee Church, Autistic Church, Catholic Church details, with pastors J B Gibson Allan Lang J Bright Father Goutpier and others, plus auxiliary meetings.
Mr Poole of Foxwarren arrives with two ears of wreck and will start operations on the farm purchased last year. McDonald goes to town. W. Topett ships hogs and cattle. District faces remaining terms despite market activity. Gareth Condy take agency for tran héidd by KW Green dP J.P. Reeve Waseca relocates to new building behind the general store. Bavey House interior being redecorated under H. Eastin contract.
A Friday dance at W Winson's home drew many friends for an evening of singing led by W inson and BR Young with C. as pianist. The crowd enjoyed dancing into the early hours and locals noted a lively, friendly gathering. Separately, Joseph Clarke and H Preston pursued a lynx after a long trip, managing to coax it into fleeing. hounds later gave chase with some losses but the animal escaped. Sitney Preston returns from winter in town while Ben Hrassington buys a saddle pony and plans to attend dances within twenty miles. Congratulatory tidings arrive for D L Bennett and C Schaumlefill on twin daughters born February h and March 4.
Mr Sharp returned from Winnipeg after wintering with friends. The G G Association heard an address on Contenting and discussed forming an association. Mr Watts spoke on Sterile Ventilation. Future meetings will be at 7 30 pm in Fartown Schoolhouse with the next on Saturday April 6th. A masquerade ball closed the winter season with about forty costumes and prize winners listed. The affair was praised as a complete success.
Pat King leaves Bank of Commerce for Edmonton as A F P Armstrong prepares for lumber yard transfer. G W Phillips returns from Lamlerton. Bert Huck revisits town. visiting guests include Gus Coutts J Lightfort P Cunningham G Hayward L deDeily J Brown H Bowtell. W Scott’s Kennels undergoes extensive alterations. A Young arrives from Islay to open a first class bakery with supplies from Gonsyp’s.
Gus and Abe visit with cattle from the earth for pastureting. Mrs KE was elected President of the Key Club and Mrs Taylor won. Sam Benner buys a new team to farm this summer. Roads south are deplorable and should be graded. The euchre in the schoolhouse drew a big crowd and funds will buy more tables. Spring is hoped for and health updates for Henry Renner and John Greaves are noted.
The piece argues urban youth show more goodwill toward farming than country youths. It cites farm immersion from youth, urges agriculture in schools, and quotes Emerson on man’s need to know nature and the soil.
Advertising evolves from mere promotion to a shaping force in business and culture. It blends artistry with strategy, guiding consumer habits while driving efficiency and growth in markets.
Sale commences at 2 P.M.. lots include One Lot in Colorado with building, laughter House, Stabler, and Granary plus stock and raffets. Treams are reasonable and will be declared by the auctioneer at sale time. Phillips & Marshall, Huxley Proprietors, auctioneer.
The note highlights attention to bad wells and a hopeful community effort. Bert Rowles schedules a morning meeting for the municipality next Monday at two o clock. A shaft dissolution affects a project at Kitacoty with posters detailing parts and notices.
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