05 Apr 1917
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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 05, 1917
Page
1
Auction notices list Fyte's farm equipment at Lash April 1 with implements, Mrs. ___ and Mr. F. Ind's stock and goods around April 11, Mr. Bingham's items on April 1 or 16, and Mr. J. Maynard's furniture on April 17. April cooperative shipping day also noted.
A Sefton Park charity function raised funds for the Red Cross with an auction of various articles noted by the Verne Lean Parkites. Afterward attendees enjoyed a sumptuous repast and dancing, with B. Nicholson serving as chairman and auctioneer. the executive is praised for the event's success.
A fragment notes the Giblic family and Harlan O O and W S Giblic in a context about the first modern era. Limited readable text lacks clear events or dates, but hints at a biographical or historical reference to modernization themes.
London reports indicate British observers believe the German line near St Quentin remains intact while French forces press south and east of the area capturing trench systems and inflicting German losses. On the eastern front the Russian War Minister says no large operations are expected due to melting snow. Debate grows over American Congress actions with a possible war declaration anticipated.
Special price delivered six dollars per ton for screened coal up to six inch cubes. Limited supply. Place your order immediately for summer needs. John Spencer, Agent. Phone 59.
The Alberta School tender by H. E. Herkins was accepted with contract price 82300 and completion planned by May. C Spurgeon Aston and A L Miller to take over the Medical Hall drug business. A Lloydminster unsigned note read at Alberts School Board meeting expressing regrets. Homesteader Pat Pearson suffered severe fire loss after stove smoke filled his kitchen.
Mr. G. Pensom sells Green wood Farm to Mr. R. Payne and plans relocation to North Gully in early summer. Rambled talk about a petition circulated by Mr. G. B. Creech to obtain signatures. The piece notes local atmosphere and possible delays in action.
A note to farmers describes grain shipping bottlenecks due to wartime tonnage limits. It outlines British Columbia Canada style measures including demurrage relief, routing via Canadian lines, and plans to use head of the Great Lakes once shipping resumes. The Lloydminster Board of Trade calls farmers to report needs to Labor Committee.
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