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Newspaper
Lloydminster Review
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 1914
Page
4
Public notice referencing the Lloydminster Review details W J Huntingford and the Review office on Main Street. Subscription rates for Dominion Canada and UK foreign countries listed with payment terms and advertisement pricing notes.
Classified advertising rates listed for loss and wanted notices not exceeding five lines. First insertion costs five cents per line and subsequent insertions twenty five cents per line, payable in advance. Legal and municipal ads priced at one hundred twenty six per line for the first and eight cents per line for each additional insertion.
All changes for contract advertisements must reach the office by Wednesday noon. Ads without specific instructions will be inserted for bid and charged accordingly.
Lloydminster September 25 1914 Dr S D Chown General Superintendent of the church appeals to young Methodists to enlist in the Canadian Army or serve at home if unable to go to the front He argues the war is a defence of liberty against militarism and a fight to vindicate smaller nations and uphold Christian duty The letter frames Britain and Canada as upholding international obligations and the Empire's honor against Germany and calls for a lasting peace only after a decisive Allied victory.
The article quotes a wartime editorial urging a decisive triumph to end war forever. It argues autocracy versus democracy must be settled now and praises sacrifices for victory. It notes Canada’s wartime economy, labor stability efforts, and the transfer of learning from laboratories to battlefields.
The Saskatchewan Cassette notes Merle Guy Williams of Fort Pitt has been appointed Justice of the Peace. The issue also states no district court will be held Tuesday at Alberts Chambers at 10 a.m. and mentions a W.A. meeting at Mrs J. B. Gibson’s home with a request for a good turnout.
Local barber Metice unveils Nutty Flaver concept at Barber's, introducing playful branding and new grooming approach. Community gathers for opening as plans include signature trims and social media buzz.
Mr and Mrs F Wert of Ottawa visited with daughter Dr L Cooke. Dr O Rogers left for the East on Tuesday bound for Toronto. Mr F Rogers will depart for the East later this week. A Pleasant shooting party by Mr and Mrs RB Gilchrist and Mr Lance Koowlee yielded a captured bag. Harvest Thanksgiving services at St Jobo's Minster Sunday will feature Rev Carruthers of Holy Trinity Edmonton conducting both morning and evening rites. A large congregation is hoped. Night porter G W of Ki won teltory ips plans to visit with his cheerful smile. Priestley’s dress fabrics can be purchased locally. WL Cameron showcases navy and black serge in new products. Eve Gaines left Wednesday for Maidstone to take a town job. Many will miss her acquaintance and a letter will follow.
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