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Newspaper
Lloydminster Review
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1914
Page
2
Dominion of Canada subscriptions are $1.00 per year paid in advance. United Kingdom and Portuguese colonies subscriptions are $1.50 per year in advance. Advertising rates include line-by-line charges for contract advertisers and monthly payable render. Transient advertising to be paid with order.
The notice outlines ad placement rules including display advertising in multiple categories. Rates specify 120 per line for Gret and six per line for each subsequent insertion, with payments required in advance. The tariff covers terms for municipal advertising and related insertions, with a five line maximum for certain notices.
AN changes for contract advertisement must reach the office by Wednesday noon. Advertisements without specific instructions will be inserted for bid and charged accordingly.
A September 18 1914 meeting in Lloydminster urged complete unity to raise funds for Britain and allies in the war. Speakers urged cash or goods, pledging that any contribution supports the war effort and quashing conquest. The piece notes wartime delays and calls for national-scale support and sacrifice.
The article debunks circulating tales of imminent peace with Austria and Germany. It notes Britain will not seek or publish peace terms until Germany is utterly defeated, and it argues the war will stretch for weeks or months before any settlement.
Hints of community life from Lashburn and district note thanks for sympathy after a drowning death. Reports include residents visiting Edmonton and Winnipeg, an at home event with Miss Unruth the temperance lecturer, Liberal nomination talks, health updates on local residents, and upcoming curling season plans. Thanksgiving moved to October 19 by order in council.
The Howe Investment and Savings Association sues Ralph Williamson Swift Coates in the Supreme Court Battleford district for 1084.75 dollars plus interest on a mortgage. Defendants have 30 days from publication to enter appearance or judgment may be taken in their absence. Dated North Battleford, Saskatchewan August 1914.
Professional notary services offered for Alberta and Saskatchewan. Provides authentication, certification, and document notarization for legal and business needs.
The International Harvest Company of America sues John Wale Sarah Ann Wale and others in the Supreme Court Battleford to enforce a judgment. A public auction will be held September 21 1914 at the Sheriff’s Office Battleford Saskatchewan for the northeast quarter of Section 36 Township 28 Range 20 in Saskatchewan. A 5 percent deposit and balance on delivery after title transfer apply. registrar details provided to A M Panton KC North Battleford.
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