Four Clubs Enter And Schedule Drawn For Local Games
The schedule lists May 24 L'minster vs Lashborn and Marshall matchups with dates through July 10. Lloyd presides as president with J Whittaker Lashburn and D G Teckwell as vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Dizon
Hobba
Leehbern
Tim
Els
Linphannister
Dminster
Osfried
Schedele
L'minster
Lashborn
Wasece
Marshall Jane
Mareshall
Lashbern
Marshall
Waseca
Weasece
Leshborn
Born
Aly Lloyd
J. Whittaker
Lashburs
D. G. Teckwell
G. Elson
Bee
H. Decker
Lush
Birth Announcement Confused OCR Record
On Tees day 137 a child born to Mr and Mrs H Sew cae. Two lots have been granted to the town and the cones 90 canes are set to them at Fo canli ber reee settied. Is it for work be bas tio in secti oan dhdnianal Pet nn ering.
Oxville Notes and Local Civic Nonsense
Oxville Notes laments a poor confident promise from Cine mite and calls for an administrator with real executive training. The piece mocks municipal bylaws, praises practical locals, and notes upcoming events including a UPA picnic, horse race concerns, a poultry shot, and a joint UFA and W AUSFA debate in Winona School. It teases identity of the Oxville correspondent and wishes luck to Fernley Hains and Clarence Ayres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dina
Asibor
Council
U.P.A
Messrs
Murray
Henton
Mesers
Carson
Bwayne
U.F.A
W.a.usf.a
Winona
Oxville
Happy Valley
Successful Dance Sees Hococrites Club Enjoy Festive Night
The event raised spirits and reduced expenses as the group cleared outstanding lines and looked toward a new season. Ladies provided refreshments while a crowded floor reflected strong attendance and good mood.
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Minster
Hococrites
North Battleford Paper Receives Compliment Note
A 1915 letter from North Battleford expresses appreciation for the local paper, noting its appearance compares well with Lloydminster weeklies and offering encouragement toward ongoing community improvement. The communication arrived at the office this week as readers push for stronger local influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloydminster
Death of Miss Cope in Blackfoot Alberta at 70
The death occurred on Sunday, April c, of Mixa Hannah Cope, epinster, of Blackfoot, Alberta. The deceased was 70 years old.
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Mixa Hannah Cope
Epinster
Blackfoot
Alta
New Sire for Llowd District
A splendid stallion stands for breeding at Boyd stock ranch in Prince Albert. Shown twice in 1918 at Albert Pair and 1918 in his class, the horse has earned prize money. The owner, Mr. Law, recently purchased the sire and urges breeders to inspect before planning breeding this season.
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Albert
Horeetwen
Boyd Stock Ranch
Prince Albert
Mr Law
Learning Wisdom in Aberfeldy Fair Stunt Stirs Interest
Mr Hawkins of Aberfeldy and Mr Baby, cattle steward at last fall’s fair, visited town and discussed a chance at outfits Poast experience year. They think there may be real money in the venture as the dollary moves, prompting busy speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Aberfeldy
Baby
Civic Half-Holiday Proclaimed by City Officials
The proclamation announces a civic half-holiday to be observed with a drill ball. It credits Mayor D. Tuckwell and Treasurer H. Lisle and notes a machine-gun section of the 9th O.M.R. Regt will attend the event. God save the King.
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9Th
O.M.R. Regt
Warning to Farmers on Sheep Driving Through Municipalities
A printed notice warns farmers about a book of 10 000 sheep to be driven through several municipalities from Wainwright toward the northwest. The article explains the Driving or Trailing Sheep Act, placing liability on landowners if sheep trespass and detailing seizure and sale to recover damages. It urges local farmers to unite to prevent outsiders from using land for cheap feed and to protect crops in 1918 Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pas Igncoes
Wainwright
Justice of Peace
H. Hoxley
Britain’s Burden in War Campaigns Noted by The Times
The Times highlights Britain’s wartime burdens and strategic gains after recent campaigns. The article discusses attacks abroad and the impact on Allied positions, noting shifts in momentum and the broader consequences of campaign decisions.
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London
Times
Great Britain
Red Cross Tea Reports Good Attendance and Fashions
The Red Cross noted unfavorable weather but strong turnout at the Tea last Thursday. Uniformity in socks was achieved for the next shipment, and the ladies of the town aided the effort while plans for a future girls’ tea and more details were promised.
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Red Cross
Sewell
Misa Miss Reid
Mies Everest
Ads
Local notes on farms and village life in Rising Sun
Mr EB Plummer improves his farm with a new barn well and planned houses after purchasing from auctioneer W Mackenzie. Brans the new teacher earns praise while UFA efforts stall due to busy farmers. Seeding goes well and a recent police action quiets a troublesome youth in the Valley.
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EB. R. Plummer
W.mackenzie
Nics Bouss
B.O
Golden Valley
Brans
U.F.A
Town Affairs In Poor Shape At Lloydminster
Mayor fra rr Minster D G Tuckwell reports to the Pope office that town affairs are in poor shape with tax arrears piling up. The hospital is operating with surrounding municipalities and the mill has been taken over by a private company. Inspector A Houston notes continued dissatisfaction with town affairs.
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Maney
D.G. Tuckwell
Meter
Lloydminster
Srange
A. Houston
Lloydminster Troops Prepping for Wartime Service Showcase
Public invited as Lloydminster's own Canadian regiment displays fitness and discipline for future firing-line duties. The event includes drill ball, sword and bayonet routines, boxing, wrestling, and target practice. Officers urge support as troops train hard for Britain's hard tasks ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloydminster
Gowell
Britain
Baer
Pene
Pei
Adie and Corps
Webster
Nine Years Ago Farmers Welcome Ground Work and Church Plans
The article recalls nine years of farm labor and ground work with fires recently and Main Street sidewalks. It notes the Methodists plan to build a handsome church in Sumner and praises Hospital Committee ladies for celebrating a ball. A fire damaged a stock tale building in the morning.
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Main Street
Sumner
Piers
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W.S.F.L
Lash’ Ure
Teesday
End Mrs H Sew Cae
Oxville Notes
Fernley Hainsby
Paradise Valley
Jence Ayres
Clarence
Csae
E.esaenay
North Battleford
Miss Cope
Llowd
England
Lond
Nelson
Ned
John Barleycorn
Tuck
H. ©. Lisle, Bee
Treas
God Save the King
Ane Saaistoaiases of
Merten
Liepdmi , Saskapeil
Red
Rising Sun
K.C
Toe Auden
9Th C.mlr. Regt
Img
Otalle
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