Raptor Cheers as Program Includes God Save the King
The audience applauded a raptor themed moment while Marlett conducted the program. Citorns performed Over the Snow and the Choir of God Save the King featured in the event.
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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 04, 1917
Page
9
The audience applauded a raptor themed moment while Marlett conducted the program. Citorns performed Over the Snow and the Choir of God Save the King featured in the event.
A fragmented poem debates peace and war, asking if harmony rests on force and who profits from conflict. It contrasts wolves and sheep over diminished lambs and hints at a political or moral struggle without clear actors or dates.
Fragmentary lines praise soldiers and families as wives children and courage appear. References to German foes and a Dr and Mrs Portane Hoh hint at a wartime tribute piece.
A local liquor store system in Saskatoon announces a new December 87 policy for beer sales. The notice cites changes affecting pots, beers, and seasonal inventory at regional outlets.
A report notes a nine year old child found in a location near Lake as authorities investigate the incident. James Donaldson and Florence are named in the fragmentary account, with limited details on origins or outcomes.
The LO L annual meeting lists several appointments including Worshipful Master De W W Deputy Worshipful Master Mr Chaplain Mr Jon Recording Secretary Mr F with details partly unreadable due to OCR. The record preserves names and roles as read.
A historical item reports the Mounted Police shifting toward a military role in Western Canada, with warlike measures and ordinary crimes to be handled by the new force. It notes Mrs Bennett leaving to stay with her parents for a week or two.
Hon Rogers stated that the sectioning of voluntary war aid must be increased to 40 up the ranks of the Canadian Expeditionary Force. The remarks reflect ongoing efforts to organize volunteers for overseas service.
A message of thanks to the entire hospital staff for lovely presents and good cheer. Wishes are for a Happy New Year with best wishes from a patient.
A terse public notice cites errors and fears related to treasurer duties and related offices. It signals scrutiny by authorities and potential disciplinary steps, with unspecified deadlines and actions pending further clarification.
A local gathering ended as attendees concluded the session by singing The Men Lat Pee. No further actions or remarks reported.
A fragmented note from Willowlea School describes a Christmas event on a Tuesday evening with mentions of students and teachers. The text indicates a happy mood and guidance from staff as they get pupils along. Bale departed for New York by some train or travel service.
The piece urges all Canadians to serve the nation beyond combat roles, highlighting farmers and shop workers as essential contributors. It cites the Prince of Wales motto and asserts faith in Canadian manhood, urging prompt government cooperation for a stronger postwar future.
The Overseas Club held its annual meeting with attendees including H. G. Kieser L. Barber B. L. Kuipe and H. Galt at Westcombe. Mr Greening addressed members praising the club as a patriotic institution in the community.
A garbled note reports Mr Harold Button in a bed accident with injuries to his face and head. He was taken to hospital for treatment and care after the incident occurred at an unspecified location.
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