Successful Day of Sports Brightens Banana Belt Meet
An annual sports event featured band music and lively races across streams and belts. Notable results include granite king, Victoria Poem, Dewey G in Free for All heats, T Evans and F Cuthbert in pony and 400 yard events, with multiple youth races won by Georgina Rogers Jessie Howard and C Cuthbert.
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Rm Band
Allister
Streamstown
Sefton Park
Leas Neck
Wa Merley
Granite
Granite Mr. Guy
Beni Rethaok
Helen Director
Gey
Warwickville Hosts Lake Side Games Winners Celebrated
Warwickville authorities staged a day of fun at Lake Taesday with prizes for event winners. A spirited walking contest featured veterans Mr. W Jugains and Mr. Hayward versus Charters, with H Gould and C Conway starting, while W Weever and M Beamer oversaw the races.
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Lake
Taesday
Prises
Vis
W. Jugains
Northminster
Hayward
Warwickville
Charters
H. Gould
C. Conway
W. Weever
M. Beamer
Jedame
Jedame Whilst Mr. Hayward
Mr. Sethe W
Wedding party details for Hill and Daly match
The text notes the wedding of Mr Wat Hill to Miss Monica Hill the daughter of Mr J C Hill. Miss Monica Hill is assisted by her sister Miss Monica, with Mr Eddie Howell as best man.
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Matic Heals Rk Daly
Wat
J. C. Hill
Monica Oot
Eddie Howell
Rescue at Sandy Beach Lake Averts Tragic Bathing Incident
On a hot day at Sandy Beach Lake a crowd of bathers watched as a drowning peril was averted. Quick work by Messrs. Alex Miller, Shee and Me Goffe brought the swimmer to safety.
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Sandy Beach Lake
Alex Miller
Shee
Me Goffe
Tring Auxiliary Raffle Thank Yous After July Post Office Event
The Tring Auxiliary of the C R B C expresses thanks for support at a July 12 raffle held outside the Tring Post Office. Total receipts from all efforts amount to 7 dollars and 0 cents.
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Raffles
Christofter
Tarot
B. Good
Comslel Cole
Howe Ethices
Tring
Tring Auxiliary
C. RB. C
July test results at Fartown School
The record lists pupil scores from July tests at Fartown School. Rowbottom John Firth Herald Rowbottom Margaret Page absent. Grade I includes Kenneth Johnson Mildred Firth. A N L Jones serves as teacher.
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Rowbottom
John Firth
Herald Rowbottom
Margaret Page
Kenneth Johnson
Mildred Firth
A. N. L. Jones
August events listed for town buyers and residents
The notice catalogs local happenings from August including a cooperative shipping day August 6, an auction sale of Mrs Clifford cattle on August 7 20-18-1 west th, a dispersion sale at Lloyd Tamner’s farm August 9 two and a half miles east, a Tangleslings picnic August 10, a Marshall Agricultural School pair August 10 and a Wellington Municipal Council meeting at Lloydminster on August 16.
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Co-operative Assn
Mre
Clifford
Lloyd Tamner
Marshall Agricultural School
Wellington
Lloydminster
Leighton Winter Services Sought With Teacher Hire
The town of Leighton seeks a teacher for winter term services and invites proposals promptly. Officials expect qualified applicants to submit credentials and outlines of instruction.
North Battleford Fair Prepares For Big Dirt Track Race
Fred Horey, premier dirt track racer, draws attention as four world-class drivers head to North Battleford for an early Sunday event. The track, recently reconditioned, promises record times with wide ovals and long stretches enabling full throttle. Officials promise extra safety measures to prevent incidents.
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Fred Horey
North -Bay
North Battleford
Fragmented town notice hints at transfers and events
The text mentions Mr. H. B. Ames and town matters about selling or donating for a definite object. It notes a short visit by Archdeacon Lloyd and an upcoming opening event by J Tithe on Saturday at a new hall.
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H. B. Ames
Hall Reai
Lloyd
War update notes heavy losses for Germany
The report states German losses were severe with casualties totaling about 21,000. The text emphasizes ongoing fighting during June and hopes for an imminent end to the war, noting heavy weight of battles and casualties.
Sefton Park Concert Amid Rain Delays Open Air Event
Sefton Park organizers Mr. Fred Johnson and Mr. A Chilton ran the day’s program with an open air concert planned for the evening. After inclement weather and a rain shower, attendees sought shelter at the schoolhouse with the event continuing indoors.
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Fred Johnson
A. Chilton
Bert
All Sem to Have Had a Jolly Time
The line hints at a festive period with parties and social gatherings. It notes widespread enjoyment but emphasizes enduring heat factors influencing the mood and events. Details remain fragmentary, leaving the overall tone celebratory yet constrained by high temperatures.
Town Debentures to Fund Purchase of Light Company
The town agreed to issue debentures at five percent to raise 16000 dollars for buying Light with Morison Brothers handling the purchase. The town solicitor was in a position to finalize the necessary arrangements.
Red Cross Aid Dance at De Devenia Lake
An aid dance for the Red Cross will be held at De Devenia Lake on August first. A Blackfoot Farmers band will perform with a good orchestra in attendance after the dance.
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de Devenia Lake
Britains Food Supply for 1947 18 Secured
London Premier announces the 1947 18 food supply has been secured for the coming year even if losses rise. The government stresses continued protection of essential supplies amid postwar shortages.
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London
Seat Asersame
Wetevelien Neeake
Royal Fleet officer description by Lieut Becll I D Koebbe
An article by Lieut Becll I D Koebbe of the Royal Flyts offers a concise description of naval procedures and duties in the current service. It outlines officer responsibilities, discipline, and the chain of command within the fleet structure.
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Lieut
Becll I D. Koebbe
The
Royal Flyts Descri
Westphalia Food Riot Sparks Bread Ration Protests
Minors rallied in a German city amid bread ration fears as authorities pledged against further reductions. The unrest centered in a Westphalian center, with residents adopting urgent demands and demonstrations intensifying.
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de. Holt
Hilen
Dewey G
Dryer
Turtleford
Harold Har
Mr. Keane
Victoria
Mr. Beatty
Dewey OG
T. Evans
F. Cuthbert
Tomi Ind
Ist
Creighton
T. Slater
Mr. Cuthbert
McCarthy
Georgina Rogers
Ond
Amy
Spence
Ord
Louies Flood
So Yards
Jessie Howard
Daisw
Dumont
G. McKay
C. Cuthbert
J. Curtis
E. Campbell
Frederick Ind
Lioy Dai Aster
J.S. Jerome
Exreer Warcumacen
Fartown
Leighton
Cc. P. R. Land Agent
North Battleford Fair
Lowndes 20Th Century Clothing
Geo. Greening the Gents’ Furnishing Store
Grenew
Mason & Risch
L. O. Weed
Lidydminster
P.O. Box
E. Farley
Jack
Shaw