25 Sep 1914
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Newspaper
Lloydminster Review
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 1914
Page
1
London reports naval air raid by British aeroplanes striking Zeppelin sheds at Du Plight with three bombs dropped by Lieut Goust. Damage unknown. efforts ongoing to assess casualties and destruction.
Paris dispatch notes Allied gains on the western front while German forces retreat in places. Austrian reports of a possible breakthrough fade as Austro German pressure continues. The British and American sources reflect cautious optimism and President Wilson's changing terms stance amid ongoing European conflict.
Jerome returns to town to open a larger shop stock of watches jewelry and silverware. His wife and family arrived this week and the store plans to be in full swing next week.
Official reports from the War Office describe violent engagements on the Verdun front with both sides showing willingness to gain only limited territory. French advances between Rheims and the Argonne forest reach Lassigne heights as British forces suffer early losses in the conflict.
Toronto reports officers begin assembling a second contingent from Valcartier and Western Canada recruits. About 19 000 men authorized for a mounted corps to be formed in British Columbia under Col J Macdonnell in Vancouver.
The article discusses Canada raising up to 40000 troops by year end with 30000 from Valcartier likely deployed to English or fighting fronts. It notes troops may be stationed in military quarters by next year and anticipates remnant reinforcements shaping up in the ranks.
Fragmentary reports describe fighting near Jarosian on the San River and possible territorial changes. French bombardment targets Cattaré in Dalmatia while a Welsh army corps is mentioned. Claims of a cruiser sunk and mine damage in the North Sea appear in the fragmentary text.
At a morning meeting in Valcartier the group discussed every man to join Canadian forces as soon as possible. Key attendees included Foster, Rogers, and others. The message emphasized mobilization and Princess Patricia's unit as a notable reference point.
A fragment reports an incident on Saturday during the AISNE fighting, noting a Balaclava reference and a tawhul in ite recounted. The readable lines describe ongoing action and a claimed event from the battle.
The bulletin from the Department of Agriculture notes probable winter feed shortages due to poor crop conditions. It urges farmers to avoid discouragement and prepare for higher feed costs and potential stock losses, emphasizing planning with the Live Stock Commission to manage winter feeding.
Nearly sixty guests attended the opening cards and entertainment hosted by the Rebekahs. J Bright chaired the event and the group sang the National Anthem, with the ladies serving refreshments in a casual, efficient manner. The piece notes growing strength and anticipates the next gathering.
English residents in London Ontario discuss creating a Dominion wide Motherland patriotic fund. Proponents say British troops abroad are poorly funded compared with Canadian forces and push a coordinated national relief effort.
A government bulletin dated September 91 cites August end estimates for three northwest provinces. It lists projected yields for crops including fall wheat and oats, with figures like 139,000 bushels and various per acre expectations.
A local burglar campaign left the Greening store cash register empty except for the back door entry, while the Hall Block yielded 2.20 from a front register. A back window was forced but no other premises were robbed and few clues exist, with Percy Gilbert noting a figure nearby Monday evening.
The chairman presented a well rendered vocal number followed by a solo by Miss Moseelde. Weebl Gabrene's voice impressed on two occasions. The chairman and Miss Crombh sang pleasing trios. Mrs Harris and Miss Crombh performed a duet. Rev J Bright gave a humorous reading and Mrs M Cromb and Mr W Huntingford contributed songs as the National Anthem closed the program.
The article notes widespread imitation of a modest startup across the country over thirty years. It highlights how many firms have copied its model, thriving briefly before declining. The piece underscores perceived the company’s influential impact and broad reach throughout the nation.
In the St Lawrence River near Crane Island, the steamer Montmagny collided with the Mer Lingan and sank within five minutes at 4 15 this morning. Four to one lives were lost, mostly women and children. The families of lighthouse-keepers were evacuated. Captain Lindsay ordered a preliminary inquiry, to be followed by a fuller investigation by the Dominion wreck commissioner.
The Canadian Bronze Powder Works at Valleyfield and Montreal led by Thorne & Co boosts production to meet rising orders. One partner directs Canadian operations while the other sails to Britain to push an aggressive export campaign. Company plans possible plant expansion if UK orders grow. raw materials are largely sourced in Canada.
A community peaches and cream social hosted by the Presbyterian J.A. It Woods Hall featured Rev W. T. Cromb as chair and a short program. Mrs Cameron sang. Mr Moya ve y comic acts. Mies May Cromb and Mae ter W. Cromb performed aging the old songs. Rev McPinsent read. Menzies and Morrison planned a Gaelic duet but attendance limited musical talent hindered by missing instruments. crowd enjoyed lively speeches and a final social hour.
The government accepts a donation of 65 000 pounds of chocolate to be used as it sees fit. Minister of Militia Col Sem Hughes gratefully accepts the gift for the Canadian Bed Crom Fund.
The theatre hosted patriotic night with topnotch pictures and songs by W Keiser and A Plonkett. Mr Rodgers donated a 10 percent share of takings to the fund, boosting support for the cause.
The province plans to furnish military horses for artillery and cavalry use. Buyers will visit over 100 points starting Monday September 88th for about three weeks to collect suitable animals. Specifications call for five to nine year old geldings of specific colors with strong conformation and agile action.
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