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Newspaper
Lloydminster Review
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 30, 1914
Page
4
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In Lloydminster October 1914 readers are urged to support the Allied cause and resist German aims in Canada. A German envoy's note is cited promising no Monroe Doctrine infringement if armed forces enter Canadian soil, yet observers doubt success without broad popular cooperation to block aggression and uphold treaties.
In Alberta session the Opposition questioned the Attorney General's Department over prosecutions. The Premier noted Ottawa Militia Department handles cases against an immigration agent and a Winnipeg editor, arguing provinces should not act independently. Only Militia neglect would justify provincial interference.
Robert Rogers argues no election this year as the 1916 term looms. Hon. Mr. Borden resists agitators and unity is urged amid Empire assistance. The Liberals and Conservatives agree on loyalty and duty, leaving no other issue strong enough to trigger a vote before Parliament’s expiry.
The Dominion Department of Agriculture reports a record 1914 apple crop in Canada. Freight costs and dealer holds threaten Western prices, risking waste in Ontario orchards while a golden chance arises for Ontario to arrange government relief by supplying surplus apples to Belgium.
The speaker demands a reply to German war crimes. He questions chivalry and honor, asks about mothers and children in Rhineland, and condemns attacks on civilians. He warns the future will hold the killer to account and urges fair play and truth.
A wartime appeal urges citizens to support Britain and Belgium by governing duty over sentiment. It calls for action, honest effort, and solidarity through war funds, food production, and aid to families of soldiers, while condemning fake patriotism and urging orderly contributions to relief.
The Rural Municipality of Britannia No. 502 discusses preservation of survey mounds and monuments, road maintenance, and tax enforcement confirmations. It plans a by law for herd regulation, sets an election returning officer schedule, and ponders wolf bounty adjustments. The December meeting is set for December 18 at 2 p.m.
Brief OCR fragment records a note from Ottawa about Bem Hughes leaving for an unspecified destination. Details are incomplete and names or places are partially legible.
The document lists Saskatchewan and Alberta officials including the Saskatchewan Council members Mayor D G Tuckwell and councilors Aston Mell Hall Dr Hill Huxley Smith. It notes meetings at Wood’s Mall and Alberta Hall with routine schedules.
Ottawa reports that the Canadian Northern Empire line project has raised 75 million dollars in London toward the government guaranteed amount despite the ongoing European war. The announcement cites continued progress on funding as authorities track prior commitments and potential implications for construction.
A sparse notice indicates Northern Apples will be available in Ontario. Readers are urged to leave orders promptly with the townaker for pickup or delivery.
Court ordered sale of the southwest quarter of section 18 township 47 range 27 west of the Third Meridian Saskatchewan. The sale occurs December 4 1914 at Royal George Hall Lloyd Minster at 11 am. Canada Life Assurance Company sues Augustus Hambest Tucker and James McCormick. The purchaser must pay 25 percent of price at sale with balance on transfer confirmation within one month.
A. J. Maynard is president with J. Bell as vice president and executive committee members Cameron Crossley Farley Halli Viewtingford W. Johanson Lawrie J. Miller Moonay Munro Stevenson Tuckwell Whitbread White Wood Lee MH Huxley as treasurer. Meetings are held at the call of the secretary in Alberta Hall.
Alberta Tehoot Marley chairs the school board with Lawrie Menorca See-Treas E J Ashton meeting monthly at the secretary's Saskatchewan office. Whitbread chairs the Whitbread board meeting every third Monday at the secretary's office. Hospital board lists Al Aste Campbell Daly Hall Miller McDonnell Potmore Tuckwell Waterhouse H R Miller W D Miller KR Armstrong and W Walker with EB J Ashton as secretary treasurer.
The fragment lists 22nd Sask unit elements with officers: G C Hodson, "A" Squadron Major H Hill D C. "EB Squadron" Major W Batess OC. Lashburn appears as a place.
Depot notice shows Limited No 2 leaving at 4 08 am for Weet ogreville Barmorton Camrose and Calgary. Limited No 1 leaves at 1 23 33 am. Mixed local Going Baet Tuesday Thursday Saturday at 10 40 am. Weiner day Friday at 2 80 pm. P J Mooney, Depot Agent.
Postmaster M Mayberry announces mall routes and schedule changes to East West towns with mail departures on Tuesday Thursday and Fridays. Dominion Lands Subagency hours are 16 am to 5 pm. Church notices list St John s Broadway King Knox Presbyterian Edmonton Corner and Methodist Main Street services with Sunday School and missionary activities.
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