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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 05, 1917
Page
1
A brief entry notes a BOMAD of Trade meeting to be held in July with limited readable details. The fragment confirms an organizational gathering but lacks specific date, place, or agenda elements.
A historical letter discusses food storage and tax reform ideas, proposing to redirect hides to a tax fund and urging respect for parents. The writer cites moral duty and public service as guiding principles for reform and personal conduct.
A partial reader missive to Mr Freyman discusses the long gap since a prior letter and notes a flood of correspondence received. The writer implies editor attention is needed to handle the communications and newsroom duties.
In a Times letter exchange Mr Freyman rebuts Dancer over schoolhouse gatherings and music disturbance. He questions the protestations and urges unity against autocratic rule while addressing Rexite on school affairs and district policy.
Reported since the revolution last March, troops of New Rusted have advanced and taken positions. On the western front Canadian drives south and west of Lens continue with vigor. Morning operations east of Reservoir Hill involve cannonade and assault with strong left flank activity.
A community gathering led by Mrs. W. Sibbald at Onion Lake raised funds for the Red Cross despite rain. About 90 to 100 attendees at Mr. Jas. Beatty's house enjoyed outdoor refreshments, and the event netted 20.25 on quilts auctioned and other donations, with proceeds to be forwarded to the proper quarter.
Members of the Ladies Pioneer Circle express thanks to Mrs. Sibbald and visitors for support. Donations listed include Mrs. Dige's gift and other contributions totaling $282.00. The note mentions office handover to Mr. G A. Gardiner and a west Ordub address.
The committee met and allocated names for individual visits to secure share subscriptions. A general meeting is planned in the Overseas Club rooms at 8 oclock to receive the canvass report and discuss the proposition before members.
Mr Mowat urged annual audits of Town books to meet tax Act requirements of Saskatchewan. He stressed audits as essential for town clerk needs and council satisfaction and for ratepayer protection. The council approved securing a chartered accountant for the investigation and audit.
Fragmentary OCR lists names Lochee Irene Rowbottom John Rowbellow and Firth with scattered numbers and notes. Hard to discern event or context.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions Golden Valley and smoking products with unclear context. No discernible event, date, or names beyond these terms. Summary limited to identifying fragmented references to cigarettes and a place name.
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