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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
1
A fragment describes a fire involving the Alberts side in January with a brigade sending five units to the scene. The report hints at damage and a prompt rescue effort but lacks complete details.
In Lea Park a wedding dance at the school triggered chatter about the newlyweds and their plans. The party note hints at changes, mentioning Alberts and a lack of readiness or dryness in more than one sense.
Fragmentary notes mention money, oats, risk, and a horse named Weeden. The text indicates urgency about a state action or race, but meaning is obscured and no clear event or entities are identifiable.
A patchwork of community events. auctions and picnics planned across July and August. Notable items include S. K. Berry auction, Forbesville and Streamatown picnics, Jumbo Hill 80th, and Grantee basket picnics. municipal and council meetings listed with dates and locations.
June Red Cross subscriptions fell short while Regina's Tas Gan emirate Ber group contributed. A cheque for 02183.78 arrived from the Regina Company for scrap iron shipped by Red Cross auxiliaries. Fourteen branches were organized in June including Courval, Naseby, Pheasant Forks, Sacuta Knife, Cut Knife, and Primate.
The record shows partial council actions including an exception granted to B Tylen for land taken as a road diversion. The motion to hold the next meeting on August 18th was carried with Cle proposing, and Hassall moving a related motion that was also carried, though some text is garbled.
Fragmentary quotation from a Co operative Association draws attention as a low yield contract or price dispute circulates. The text hints at organizational dealings but lacks complete details.
Local inquiry into Sunday meetings hints at turnout as villagers anticipate a weather break. A speaker suggests Patmore's new boat as a talking point while plans for a country folk spiel at Tangleflags draw curiosity.
A fragment indicates a town notice warning all defaulters that late action will be taken. The readable text lacks names, dates, places, or clear actions beyond a generic enforcement threat.
Rainy weather disrupted the Ardley event on July 10 causing weak attendance about 400. Principal events saw F Minard Girls and 100 yards boys lead with Alice Brown and A gad D. Ure among top finishers. various placers listed with names and times amid a chaotic meet report.
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