Masquerade Dance Aids Red Cross In Harlan
The Harlan Dramatic Society held a fancy dress dance at the Post Office House on December 14 to raise funds for the Red Cross. All costumes were home made and voting for best lady, best gentleman, and best comic costume followed supper. Winners included Miss Reobel Slater as Spanish Musician and Mr A Wagner as a Clown with several notable outfits listed. Music and MC duties were praised and final proceeds will be announced after ticket sales are reconciled.
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Harlan
Red Cross Fonds
Tovaday
Prises
Misa Reobel Slater
Spaviah
A. Wagner
B. Giles
Oliver Twist
Mrs Seymour
Mrs. Giles
Mre Gardner
Giles
Charles Dickens
New School Nearing Completion Promises Towns End Appearance
Nine years ago clippings note the new school near completion enhancing the East end of the town. Mentions rumors of electing an overseer for the Saskatchewan side. States there will be no election until mayor and town corporation are formed for Lloydminster. John Bell seeks license transfer consent for Britannia Hotel.
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Saskatchewan
Lloydminster
John Bell
Tee
Britannia Hotel
Obituary: Mrs Julia Previtt Dies in Lloydminster Hospital
Mrs Julia Previtt aged 56 died at Lloydminster Hospital after bronchitis pneumonia. She emigrated from Staplefield England with her husband and daughter eight years ago. Survived by two daughters Mrs Bert Coombes and Mrs Frank Knight. Funeral held Tuesday at Lloydminster cemetery.
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Julia Previtt
Lloydminster Hospital
Previtt
Staplefield
Suseex
England
Lashbern Hospital
Lloydminster
British Forces Hold Kut El Amara Against Turkish Assault
A British dispatch reports Townshend's forces repelling a vigorous Turkish attack at Kut el Amara. British casualties are cited at 600 to 800 killed or wounded, with German and Austrian moves claimed elsewhere. Rumors of broader fronts and cargo values appear in scattered dispatches.
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Kut el-Amara
Townshend
Serbia
Italy
Sardinia
Marseilles
Bulgaria
Wasrman
Selterland
Peter Witten
Suere
Zurich
U.S
Aeenerane
Austria
Ypres
Armentieres
Cainine
German Plot to Influence Congress Exposed in Inquiry
Investigators in New York and Washington probe a German plan to bribe Congress members to push legislation barring export of war supplies to Allies. A U.S. graduate hired at $1000 weekly reportedly spent nearly $1,000,000 before being halted. The witness may reveal further details as part of a broader inquiry with potential charges in the House.
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Congress
Porern
New York
Washington
Nsed
Weeheed
Department of Tuition
Intersta
United Bates
Marshall
Major Ashton's Heroic Effort in Shorncliffe Letter
An officer letter from Shorncliffe describes Major Ashton and Corp McLaughlin failing to reach the front, reassigned to instructional staff. It recalls a hero’s deed by Jim, who led a counterattack after being wounded, earning local praise from Lloydminster.
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Shorncliffe
Eog
Laner
Regs
Pollo
Lloydwinster
Sage
Corp
McLaughlin
Bates
Sergis
Owarlin
Hollins
Bandera Som
Jim
Lloydminster
Special Dairy Car Planned Along C N R Line
The City Pranch schedules a Special Car to visit towns from Lloydminster to Lashburn with lantern slides on dairy topics. Stops include Lloydminster January 8 at 2 PM Aberfeldy January 10 at 2 and 8 PM Marshall January 11 at 2 and 8 PM Lashburn January 12 at 2 PM Farmers urged to attend.
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C.N.R
Lloydminster
Aberfeldy
Marshall
Lashburn
Hirvaneia Municipal Meeting Minutes 1915
Minutes record the November 20 1915 council meeting in Hirvaneia AR with Councillors N Doe PB Smith FE Diet BS Paimore and A A Neteon. Topics include a land tax letter from Wyoming Iowa and diversions payments to the Canadian Wheat Railway.
Passing Show at the Rink Nods to Old Times in Lloydminster
The notice recalls a New Year’s Eve dance in Alberta Hall and the Lloydminster Orchestra’s central role. It mentions a mood of discontent with rival papers and riffs on local journalism, plus a soldier’s homecoming and a lively if chaotic downtown scene with musicians and mock news jabs.
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Tipperary
Yesteryear
Lloysmineter Orchestra
Alberta Hall
Wedding of Walter James Chirk and Fanny Slater Dewar at St Faiths
Walter James Chirk and Fanny Slater Dewar of Landrose were married at St Faiths Church on Monday the 7th. Rev J B Gihnow conducted the ceremony. Attendants were Miss Williamson and Mrs Lavaminlon, with Miss Williamson presiding at the organ.
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Walter James Chirk
Fanny Slater Dewar
Landrose
St Faith’s Church
J.B Gihnow
Lometen
Mra Lavaimlon
Heślton Twin Children Die After Delicate Health
Sent. Major Heselton and Mrs Heselton mourn the loss of their two young children who died last weekend. The deaths are described as not unexpected due to the children’s frail health since birth. Major Heselton served with the regiment in the Old Country.
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Mra Hewelton
Heselton
Tie Regiment
Thecith CM K
Old Country
Wilton Municipal Meeting Brief 1915 Proceedings
Wilton council met in the Municipal Office Marshall on Monday 20th. Present were the Reeve and councillors Bird Wellan Robertson Hell and Davies. Minutes from the previous meeting were read and approved. Accounts amounting to 81486 were paid. Correspondence from the Department of Education discussed new school districts north and south of Lashbur. A. F. Ring of Nenebhor district was reported wounded at the front. council canceled taxes on Mr Kings land. Secretary told to warn owner of NE 2.40.28 to remove loose barbed wire within 14 days. J W Craven was accepted as poundkeeper for Div 2, W G Foote for Div 6 replacing G De Lisle. Foote resigned to address Christophersen Bros claim. Hall moved approval of Savoy Hotel donation of 20 to the hotel under the Hotel Act. Nicol sought defrayment of Ookleg Gilmene land costs. Goubenour moved aid of 40 to Nicol for filling a public road on section 34 18 2h with lift width at the top. work to be done by Nicol.
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Dept. of Education
Lashbure
A. F. Ring
Nenebhor
Chr
Bird
J W Craven
W.G. Foote
G. de Lisle
Foo Bes
Christophersen Bros
Hall
Lt Wee
Reeve
Savoy Hotel
Marshall
Armetrong
Bind
Davies
Nicol
Counell
Ookleg & Gilmene
Goubenour
Weel
Nicol Per
Ontario Horse Breeders Urge Farmers Hold Mares
At the Ontario Horse Breeders Association annual meeting in Toronto Job Bright Dominion Live Stock Commissioner urged farmers to hold mares and not sell them. He warned it is folly to sell now and says breeders should keep mares to breed in coming years as western provinces will need many more horses.
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Job Bright
Dominion Live
Ontario Horse Breeders’ Association
Toronto
Lost Pocket Wallet Reported in Times Office
Pocket wallet found with money and valuable pets missing owner seeks return to Times' Office. Finder asked to keep the money for its trouble and contact authorities if needed.
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Times’ Office
Iis Trouble
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Dee
Mth
Lloydminster Drill Hall
W. T. Wallis
God Save the King
Mr. Barnes
Major Ashton
Nad
Sagnend
Charsell
Wyoming
Iowa
MHS
Canadan Wacitls Railway
Hove
J. F. Sparrow
Sutton
Domes
Symreon
Board of Highway Commissioners
Erie
Jones
F. Jacob
Torr
CO. Gather
N. Dows
S. H. Posemore
A. A. Nelen
Durdogg
Seertary
J. McKeehnie
Conveiller Jones
Patriotic Punt
Noleon
Boyere
Orved
Yor Siren
Ae Ted Ypangeme
Lyne
Shorty
Charlie
Ghi* Vie
Dane
Mabel
Hubert
Boostville
Theo
Vancouver
Comet
Holley
Ty Katteford
Wilton Municipal Meeting
Marehall
RM. Artiatrerngg
Goudenour
Weiloan
Robertson
Hell
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