Trade Meeting Plans Advertising Booklet for District
The Board of Trade discussed reserving space in the local paper for committees to advertise needs. The Publishing Committee proposed a booklet with personal letters from prosperous district residents and illustrations of farms to attract settlers. A trial advertising scheme at 6:80 pm with a supper was endorsed to improve attendance.
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Board of Trade
Roads Committee
Saskatchewan
Eee We Ec
Jace Toeaiinne
Cummings
Saatee
Perce town reaction noted in Detenmis O5 report
Readable fragments describe local sentiment in Perce about a town reaction documented in Detenmis O5, with emphasis on civic response and community response dynamics.
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Eeec Perce
Wea
Tax Enforcement Notice in Edmonton Court
A Judge of the District Court of Edmonton will sit at Lloydminster on Tuesday March 6 1017 to confirm the Tax Enforcement Return of Wellington Menici numbered 481 regarding the atheist mate 1097. J A Menzi Meadow Revel of W ive Me. 06)
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Wellington
Social Militia Reserve Event Highlights Talent and Teas
A social milita reserve gathering featured singing and refreshments served by Mrs J Gronow and Mrs Wallis. Manual drills by Ladies Club and Reserve Militia drew applause, with Charles Moxley performing gymnastic feats to praise. Vic offered theatre admission as a prize, followed by shooting competition results listing scores for several teams and individuals.
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Pn Pegg
Pachelsen
Australia
Brown
J. Gronow
Wallis
Charles Moxley
Dovice
Charles
Vic
Pekin Theatre
Ox Altain
Beware of Begging Impostors In West Claims as Priests
Immigration and police authorities warn of impostor priests claiming Assyrian Syrian or Armenian origin. They travel the west collecting lands for overseas relief. Inquiries show the credentials are false and used to deceive clergymen and citizens. Citizens are urged to report any suspicious solicitations.
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West
Cor Seneaere
March Meeting Notices and Stock Sale Preview
Local items list upcoming events including Cooperative Shipping Day on March 6 and a Town Council meeting in Council Chambers on March 8. A Board of Trade sale of stock is planned, with a marble of Farm Stock show and cattle sale noted for March 26, 9 pm district PA meeting.
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Board of Trade
One Wadedee
P.A
Village church to host highly praised show
The Hall Mayer village reports a top event at the Methodist Church as Laing and associates present what is described as one of the best shows of its kind. Organisers expect strong local support and wide patronage.
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Othel
Mayer
Laing
Lloyd George’s Startling Message On Tonnage Shortage
The article reports Lloyd George’s stark warning that the Allied war effort hinges on solving the tonnage shortage. He urges ruthless, prompt action to protect food supply and national survival, detailing drastic measures to sustain production and meet military needs.
German retirement static in verges of Miraumont and Werlencourt
Dispatch reports include a line about German strategic withdrawal in the last two years from the front areas around Serres Miraumont Petit Miraumont and the Butte de Werlencourt where heavy fighting and many dead are noted as the war continues with allied forces probing and harassing.
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Serres Miraumont
Petit Miraumont
Butte de Werlencourt
Sporosches
Join the 232nd Battalion CEF Call to Enlist
A wartime recruitment plea urges men to join the 232nd Battalion CEF. Officers urge duty, promise transport, and offer possible assistance as the unit seeks volunteers to serve overseas.
Our Democratic Prince and the London Leave Incident
In a fragmentary report a prince on leave with a brother encountered a traffic difficulty. A woman driver offered implied vengeance after a crash, saying she would help him. He exclaimed that he would be late, and the incident touched on the social tension of the moment.
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Prince of W
London
Fragmented quotation from unknown event text
A fragmentary exchange shows a person being told to leave and a courteous reply expressing intent to go home. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or identifiable entities.
Ladies Branch Extends In Conservative Association Meeting
The Conservative Association discussed continuing the ladies branch and appointing vacancies on the executive committee. Officers listed included President Ms L Cpies and Vice President A Davies. A public open meeting of the executive committee was planned for Friday at Wood's Hall to review finances and attract attendees.
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Wood's Hall
Hall
Wood
Cpies
Seaowhen
Ite
A. 1
Davies
A. FE. Miller
G Cook
A. &. Harris
Rogers
P. Fretwell
L. McC
M. L. Taylor
W. Lindsay
T. J.arks
Saskatchewan
W. Bay
We Hall
Aquirers
Alberta
Ae W. Lindsay
Mess
B. Hall
W. Are
Binder twine prices may rise pending court case
Fragmentary text indicates a price outlook for binder twine with possible increases of three to four cents versus last year. References to a lawsuit by a New Orleans group attempting to corner the fiber market and related court actions are noted, though details are unclear.
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Ateon
New Orleans
Yucaten
Alwatch
Use Of Road Drag In We the Left Movement
A terse fragment notes a point about road drag and political movement language. It references the left and next steps while hinting at road use or planning. No clear event, date, or person is established in readable text.
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T. Halliwell
G. Gatter
M. Brown
Stenee
G. Baldock
W. Phillpotts
A. Harris Sewer
Pea
BE. Howell S
Uae
Edmonton
Prise
W. J. Stark Manager
Blacklegoids
Cutter’s and Parke Davis & Co
Bell’s Medical Wonder
Moxley’s Drug Store
MR. Lloyd-George
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J. S, Jerome
Exreet Wa Tou Marse
Hereford
Batt. C.F
C.E.F
CORP
F.C. Stearns. Pte
W. F. Rabson
Alberta Hotel
Lisgaetuates
Canada
Despard
R. T
I. Crossley
P.O. Box
Thos. E. Farley
Fanning Mills
Chatham
New Wonder
Superior
Jack Shaw
Conservative Association
Binder Twine Inquiry
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