City Council Considers Cement Sidewalk Plan and Water System Talks
The council convened a special sitting with all members to discuss cement sidewalks around the business district and a shared cost scheme. Arthur Hole of Calgary testified on frost risk, drainage, and a 17 to 18 cent per foot price. Council also voted to invite ratepayers to a town meeting with engineers Maxwell and McKenzie to explain the water system, while approving a temporary town auditor successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscess
Arthur Hole
Calgary
Nater
Hell
Pegard
Countillor Halil
Hole
Pois
Messrs Maxwell and McKenzie
Streamstown Free Range By Law Vote Report
The Streamstown municipality approved a free range by law after a public vote. The clipping notes Edmonton debates on bachelor rural housing and stock keeping, highlighting married versus single men in by law impacts. The Department of Affairs has a bulletin on the issue available by Kamonton application.
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Streamstown
Welsh Disestablishment Bill Passes After Long Debate
London May 20 The Welsh disestablishment bill passed its third reading in the Commons by 928 to 251. The measure, once enacted, will remove church establishment status from Welsh ecclesiastical and civil structures after the third reading in the Lords.
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London
of Commons
House of Conm
al Cathedral Re Sident Corporation
House of Lords
Fragmentary notice from a school week entry
Fragmented OCR text fragment mentions a fourteen year old and a time. It lacks clear events or named entities to summarize a full news item.
Half Holiday Sports Provides Mixed Baseball and Football Practice
A muddled report details a recent game with imperfect tactics and muffed plays as Proctor and Bogsey shine at bat and at second base while Taylor struggles on the mound. Opponents Patterson and Tuckwell show solid work. Hemming and Lowery excel in fielding. Football drills by J. Gavin and A. Tuckwell close the afternoon with lively practice, promising renewal of the series.
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Proctor
Bogsey
Taylor
Pat Hamilton
Patterson
Ron Tuckwell
Lowery
Hemming Cat
Trout
Ata
Railway figures press for fifteen million bond demand
Prominent railway men including Smithers and Chamberlain visit the capital to press the government for a further bond of 15 million dollars. They argue the Western lines construction cost was 75 percent government guaranteed under a late agreement, with bonds refused but the company maintaining further payment is needed. The government contends no mortgage is in place and the company cannot now claim the original terms.
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Hwin
Carter Helps Canes Earn Narrow Win
Tor Carter delivered for the Canes with crucial plays as the team edged their opponent in a tight contest. Early missteps were overcome by steady defense and late scoring to secure the win.
Hymen's Altar Wedding in Newington Today
Visine Alta and Miss Miorence B. Wert were married at the Methodist Church in Newington. The ceremony followed by a reception at the bride’s parents' home, and the couple left for a honeymoon through the States before settling in a Western city where the doctor maintains a large practice.
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Newington
O.M
Visine Alta
Miorence B
Mra
Presbyterian LA Holds Successful Bazaar
The Alberta Halil was filled Friday for the Presbyterian Church Ladies Bazaar. The bed exhibit proved popular and over $165 was raised. Stall helpers included Mrs Gilchrist, Mrs Small, Mrs Menzies, Mrs Parley, Mrs Huntingford, and others. Ice cream and refreshments were run by Mel MacLeod, Mrs McNeil, Mrs Cant, and Mrs McCullough.
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Presbyterian Church
Gilchrist
Mrs Small
Flowers
Menzies
Parley
Huntingford
Mel MacLeod
Mra McNeil
Mre Cant
McCullough
Vermilion Sees Major Vermilion Day Event Crowds
All aboard for Vermilion Monday next Victoria Day as Vermilion hosts a big event. Sisters arrange inclusion of both football and baseball teams in their tournament with many admirers planning to accompany. CNR offers cheap rail rates. train departs Sunday night. The town will rally behind football star H. Lovelock and others as teams carry town colors.
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Victoria
Vermilion
Aed
Faror
C.N.R
Pootball
H. Lovelock
Dr Sparling Wins Breach Suit Against CMA at Saskatoon
In Saskatoon May 20 the supreme court under Chief Justice Haultain saw a verdict for Dr G Sparling against CMA. Damages total 27850 for injuries from a train derailment after the train jumped the track near Saeshkaroon and the car plunged into the riverbed. The award covers 5600 for specified injuries and losses from the incident. The case raised many legal points and was nigh to settlement on several issues.
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Saskatoon
Supreme Court
Jastice Haultain
G. Sparling
CMA
Ovis
Saeshkaroon
O.N.R
Jowclad
Cadet Corps Inspection Planned for Thursday Evening
Local cadet corps will hold an inspection Thursday at 7 30 pm led by Major. Cadets are requested to report on time at the usual meeting place with proper gear.
School Football Triumph Over Mig Raye on Wednesday
The School football team defeated Mig Raye with a 30 point margin on Wednesday evening. Unclear remaining details mention tense moments and regional impact.
Big loss for fur company after season raid
Provincial police in Western Ontario seized 424 beaver skins including otter and 1424 muskrat hides from Hay post at Long Lake about 100 miles from Jack Pish. The raid could cost the company over $125 000 with fines up to $100 per raw beaver or otter skin and $50 per muskrat hide. The fur valued near $10 000 may be confiscated.
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Port William
Gyt Tate
Ontario
Long Lake
Jack Pish
Alberta License Survey Ends In Provincewide Review
The Provincial License Board of Alberta completed its annual survey after meetings in many centers. 330 licenses were considered with ten recommended for transfer to approved parties. Several licenses are renewed pending improvements noted by the board’s inspector.
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Provincial
Alberta
Saskatchewan Teachers Short Course In Agriculture Planned
A special two week course in agriculture for teachers and inspectors will be held in Saskatoon in July. Topics include nature study insect and plant life school and home gardening poultry and domestic animals experimental plots and soil improvement. The course costs one dollar per day with accommodation provided.
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Saskatoon
Cookery Demonstration Showcases New Perfection Coal Oil Stove
A large attendance of ladies watched S Blackwell of Extmonton present Imperial Oil Co ific coal oil stove features in a kitchen demonstration. The display claimed savings of about a gallon of coal oil per week for an average family and highlighted cleanliness and ease of operation. Light refreshments followed and stoves with oven doors and accessories like toaster were showcased as timely for the hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Blackwell
Extmonton
Imperial Oil Co
Bank Robbery Envelops Spokane Area Bank in Noon Heist
May 21 Spokane report states three men entered the State Bank of Spangie while cashier C. W. Morton was alone at noon. They locked him in the safe vault, took about 4000 dollars, escaped by back door to an automobile, and fled. Posse surrounded them later in woods near Waverly.
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Spokane
State Bank of
Spangie
C. W. Morton
Pome
Waverly
Big Lunch At Stock Erbich I Ally Mcommended
A cryptic notice urges attendance at a luncheon event labeled stock erbich with mixed endorsements. Details are sparse but the prompt to attend suggests a community gathering with potential discussions or announcements.
The M Drewe Memorial Names List Read at Event
A memorial listing recalls attendees and contributors including Mr F Stevenson, Mr Bosetin, Mr I Parr, Mr W Morridge, Mrs Braitley Moore, Mrs Dunaway, Mr Heselton, Mr Aitkin, and others from J Will & Sone and Tell & Son. The fragmentary OCR preserves several names and associations with the memorial ceremony.
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Onmues
Mevers J. Tell & Son
F. Stevenson
Mere Flames
Bosetin
I. Parr
Hirown
W. Morridge
Hogers
Braitley Moore
Dunaway
Cormick
Saskatchewan Grain Growers' Association aims for policy shifts
W Riddminster reviews the Moose Jaw convention of the Grain Growers' Association, noting over 70 delegates attended. The piece highlights aims to curb grain dealer power, establish a grain commission, promote provincial rail insurance, and foster cooperative efforts across Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Alberta.
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Saskatchewan
Grain Growers’ Association
Moose Jaw
Co-operative Elevate Co
Sask
Manitoba
Alberta
Gratin Growers’ Guide
Winnipeg
Provincia
Government
United States
Canada
Fragments Reach for Cohesive Local Notice
Damaged OCR text shows scattered details of a local public notice. Readable items indicate ceremony or action by a local authority with unspecified date and site details. Strong entities remain unclear due to fragmentary source.
Echo of Krafchenko Case II Constable Falls at Penitentiary
A guard constable and a carpenter were killed at Stony Mountain Penitentiary while building a new watch tower. The verdict cites faulty construction and dangerous access as the cause of the fall from the northwest corner of the prison wall. Reid and Hawkins died from shock and injuries after the 40 foot fall.
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Stony Mountain
Man
Reid
Corviet
Fred
Hawkins
Ee Ace
Mg Netchenko
Winn
Jevier Hawkins
Heid
Gulus
de McGuire
Moody
Downfall Climax in Manitoba Law Society Case
A report from Winnipeg on May 21 notes the final act in the Hagel case as an offer to strike his name from the Manitoba Law Society roll. The disclosures follow the killing of a former Can able Reid at Stony Mountain penitentiary and Hagel’s three year sentence for aiding John Krafcheth to row the city police station.
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Winnipeg
R. J. Reid
Stony Mountain Penitentiary
Percy E. Hagel
John Krafchethe
Law Society of Manitoba
Mexican delegates seek Mexican viewpoints on urgent issues
In Niagara Falls Ontario on May 2 the three South American delegates joined an informal conference to learn Mexican perspectives on key points for solving pressing matters. The discussion focused on mutual interests and possible cooperative approaches.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
O. Semel
Emma Verta
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Rell
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W. HH. Land
Sai Inna
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Edmonton
Department of Affaire
Kamonton
J. Gavin
Bowartiat A. Tuckwell
Tor Carter
Hymen’s
Cooke Wert
Cadet Corps Inspection
FUR
Bank Bomred
M. Drewe
W. Rddminster
Krafchenko
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