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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 26, 1915
Page
5
Printed at the Office Broadway Lioy minster Saskatchewan Oallala the sheet lists transients for sale rates per inch and general rates. R W Tuckwell is the business manager with subscription 1.00 per year and foreign subscription 1.50.
A reader notes the coming fall and winter will bring record farm traffic to Lloydminster. Crops are strong, more grain than ever will move to elevators, and inns and barns will strain to host farmers and teams. Government may be urged to improve river crossing to ease hauling over Pipestone Creek.
Dr W J Millar reports Saskatchewan offers a complete two hundred bed tent hospital to Britain with potential growth to five hundred. Project cost exceeds forty thousand dollars, with ten thousand subscribed by the Medical Council, ten thousand by the province, and twenty thousand to be raised privately. The move follows a London Lancet call for portable hospitals to support rapid movement and base-dispatch limits. The Saskatoon unit fund backs this need. a council meeting granted one hundred dollars toward patriotic purposes, and local groups pledge support to Lloydminster.
The report details a large fair with numerous horse classes and winners. Entries include Clyde Stallion and Percheron events, Harness divisions led by Powers Heavy Team, and multiple filly and mare categories. Notable exhibitors include J. Vincent, J. H. Abel, G. Abel, H. Miller, and F. E. Cuthbert, with prizes such as diplomas and a silver medal from the Commerce.
Detailed cattle entries show Ball of 1918 and older animals plus numerous heifers and cows in calf or milk status. Participants include Brew Bros, Geo Abel, J Abel, J Hill, J Brown, A F Traill, E Bill, L Weaver, Jaggins, F Cuthbert, and H Hill with calves and cows calved in years 13 to 18. Classes 46 to 50 and 52 to 57 cover bolle calved 14 15, cows in milk or calf, and bulls 13 and over.
Dr G L Cooke physician office details list Marin Sraser as location with hours 10 to 18 and 7 to 9. Office telephone 18 referenced. note suggests a small period telecommunication practice.
M Verus Acheson returns home after a long Irma stay. Methodist Ladies Aid Tea at Mrs J Whitbread’s home draws a large turnout. Harvesters from Sewels include Stan Gee Napier Brant Proctor and McLaughlin. Capt Carl Rosa visits town aims to report for duty end of next month after hospital injuries. Jumbo battery forms from Lear Pat Hamilton while Ache 00 and Martin handle artillery.
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