Farewell Services for Rev W T Cromb at Lloydminster
The Lloydminster Presbyterian church held farewell services for Rev W T Cromb with a meeting led by Rev W Symons and remarks by Rev J F Buchanan. The congregation presented gifts including leather cases and silverware as thanks for his three years of ministry, while plans to call a new minister were discussed.
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Anne
Allan
Alma
Etta
Eer
T. M. Revie
Crom
Cromb
Lloydminster
Verine Ree
Amalgamation Talks and Hospital Financing Discussed
At a Town Council meeting the committee reported Lloydminster cannot take over the hospital now but may borrow for a new one. Cooperation with Lloydminster Village is seen as essential for any hospital scheme. The Village Council favored terms for amalgamation with the Town and Village. A farewell service featured hymn singing and sermons noting Allied support and hopes for shortening the war.
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Lloydminster
Vitewe
War Space presents news since last issue
The page summarizes wartime updates with reports from the front and home front. It notes troop movements, Russian actions, and American declarations of war, outlining emerging strategies and stakes in the conflict.
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Space
Ee Soil Ems
America
Auction notices list farm stock and house goods sales
Coming events announce auctions on April 11 for Mr. F Indiana farm stock. April 18 sale of late Mr. Bingham's horses. A cooperative sale includes furniture. Also Mr. Bob Beatty's day in county events.
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Ind
Bingham
Co-Operative Re Ale
Eae
Bob Beatty
Rural Education Association Formed
Rural education leaders from Sas katchewan and Alberta join to form a union linking surrounding schools. Executive committee includes C. H. Barrett and T. J. Davies. All teachers and district representatives may join by having their name entered on the books. Arrangements for a School Fair will be set later with prize lists to be distributed.
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Sage Vrom Towie Schasse
Wes Hold
Alr
Ourrounding
Saskatchewan
Toweh
Alle Ye Pils
Messrs
C. H. Barratt
Northminster
T. J. Davies
Southminster
Liberal Convention at Regina Sees Farm Policy Debates
Delegates including Mr J W Co and Mr Cummings gather at Regina for Liberal Convention with about nine hundred delegates. Key farm questions discussed include free wheat, relief measures from the state, free binder twine, and temperance or drink traffic controls. Robert Gordon of Maidstone attends for Liberal support on Saskatchewan issues. Percy Gronew reconnects with old acquaintances while dealing with mail service duties.
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J. W. Co
Regina
Lierdminster Rural No
Cummings
Lee
Robert Gordon
Maidstone
Saskatchewan
Cumming
Percy Gronew
Percy
Portal
Jim
G Boy
Erey
Local grocer to re open Rivercourse store and trade eggs
Mr J H Abraham announces the reopening of his Rivercourse store with up to date stock of groceries and provisions. He plans to take eggs in exchange for merchandise and asks customers with eggs to dispose of to bring them two or three times daily. After hatching season ends he will separate or kill off the male birds.
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J. H. Abraham
Rivercourse
Bates Addresses School Garden Progress In Hall Talk
In the evening Mr Bates gave an address in the hall contrasting old and modern education methods. He spoke on how the school garden benefits pupil training and urged parents to take interest and help ensure the fall School Fair succeeds.
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Bates
de Waal
Serere
Mel
Gramme
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England
T. J. Farley
Vera Lindsay
Arnold Halliwell
Harold Aston
Wimechinsky
Canada
Saskatoon
Munro
Mensies
Farley Ie
Meron
the Myers
Northern Hardware
J. S. Jerome “Non
Rural Education Association Formed
Eatty Bros’ Arn
LER Hardware CO
Lid
Humberstone
John Spencer
Liberal Convention
Nyal Quality Store
Cc. H. Moxley
R.W. Miller & Son
Aodo's Lumber and Supply Yard
P.O. Box
Thos. E. Farley
Chatham
Superior
Jack Shaw
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