19 Apr 1917
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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 19, 1917
Page
1
A reading of Pandora by the Children drew a packed hall as Epimetheus and a graceful lead actor impressed. The Ladies Band, a novel touch, accompanied by Mrs Hodson and Mrs Mayberry, elevated the performance. proceeds totaled 6148.50 for the fund with minimal expenses.
A Hamiton Journal letter recounts Major James Lowery Lloydminster L A stepping from tourist status to front line service in France. The note notes his drive to serve, his role as platoon commander, and his desire to aid the war effort rather than remain a Cook’s tourist.
A brief letter to the Times editor from G B Creech responds to Mr. G Pensom. Creech states he did not seek an apology and explains his actions were not meant to offend, asserting his anti trust position.
The board reviews paid farm labor work, with women paid about 50 a month. Publicity efforts are reopened as the season advances and officials consider presenting the advertising plan to councils. H. B. Hall urges prompt action to avoid delaying the scheme and missing settlement opportunities.
Local notices list events including a Ladies Shooting Club competition at Bob Beatty's on April 20 and a Cooperative Shipping day with a picnic on April 30.
Reports say the Battle of the Marne halted the German advance on Paris and may shift the war in the west. Field Marshal Haig reports 166 guns captured and over 12 000 prisoners. Vimy Ridge is described as conquered, and Mesopotamian operations under General Maude push Turks from Delta Wah area.
A letter reports Walter Irwin has died, saying he served with the 15th Tet in February and that his cheerful fellowship kept up the spirits of his comrades in the trenches. The obituary notes his strength and popularity among fellow soldiers.
Troops driven by a pursuit of retreating forces drew the Turks into a trap with a night march that enabled a British flank breakout and rout. The pursuit followed the earlier withdrawal as British units pressed the engagement.
Mr A J Maynard leaves MMR after more than five years of service. Staff recall his kindness and town loyalty as he takes a three month vacation to Japan and Honolulu. A parting gift of a camera from the Board of Trade accompanies his farewell.
Government wheat remains on the free list, affecting United States markets and cross border trade with Canada. Officials indicate no immediate changes to policy as calls for supply stability continue.
Red Cross notes record proceeds of war fundraising totaling 866.25 at St George's Hall. Donors include McLaughlin and the Ladies of Onion Lake with totals listed alongside amounts and sutras. Sums reflect community support during wartime.
The New York San exposes a fragmented German propaganda exchange questioning personal sacrifice for victory. It notes anxious citizens asking if peace is possible with current lands and whether England will yield, while the government hints at starvation as leverage.
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