Minutes of Britania No 502 Rural Council Meeting
March 18 1915 meeting in Lloydminster with Reeve Frank Jacob and councillors present. Discussed Feb 12 minutes and seed grain distribution with no grants, school district boundaries, and division appointments. Authorized road notices, fence by law, and a $500 loan from Northern Crown Bank with per 1914 banking adjustments.
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Britannia
Lloydminster
Frank Jacob
N. Jones
P. B. Smith
F. B. Priest
E.S. Patmore
A. A. Nelson
BE. Lymans
J. Boyce
S.w
G. W. Stubbs
N.e
G. W. Plewell
N.w
Counc
Pasemon Couo
Patmore
Gally
Neacaey
Deletohewan
Saskatoon
Seo
Northern Crown Bank
Tia
Corsican voyage tale recalled by Streamstown residents
Mrs J. Steer and family recall their journey from the Old Country aboard the Corsican last week. The Streamstown traveler, with fellow passengers, reported no exit to one ship from the Old Country.
W.O.T.U. Ladies Plan Friday Afternoon Meeting
The W.O.T.U. ladies will hold a business meeting Friday afternoon at Mrs Whit breed’s residence. Attendees will discuss upcoming activities and schedule.
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W.O.T.U
Debating Socialism and Bernstein in Mr Stone's Letters
A critical reply argues Mr Stone misrepresents Bernstein and German Social Democrats. It urges first hand study of socialism and notes biases in Stone’s digest while affirming internationalist trends and the need for socialist theory to keep pace with industrial economics.
St Patrick Dances Draw Crowds In Town Dances
In Wood's Hall a large crowd attended Mrs Orynow's St Patrick Night dance noted as an annual celebration with good music dainty refreshments and fine company. Alberta Hall hosted Gov Mayberry's orchestra providing satisfying music and a patriotic funds jumble sale.
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St. Patrick's
Orynow
Wood's Hall
Alberta Hall
Gov. Mayberry
Political Debate Over War, Liberty, and Empire
The article critiques a piece in the English Review and Mr Stone’s handling of the war budget, contrasting socialist and plutocratic critiques. It discusses German Social Democrats, Italian Socialists, and Austria, then defends liberty against imperial manipulation as rulers seek to mobilize economic slaves for distant freedom.
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Italy
Russia
Austria
English Review
Stone
Dignet
Mr Bios
Rome
Joun CamPnace
Major General Steele Returns to Tour and Inspection
Major General Steele, on a tour of inspection, is back in the field. He travels to assess ongoing operations and review readiness with local units and officials.
Markets Update for Northern Ex Feed Price Observation
Market brief notes Northern and Northern No 6 feed items with no clear dates. The fragment lists numbers 51 aa 147 195 and references feed date and issue numbers without full context.
Fartown Notes From Times Correspondent
St Patrick's Day was celebrated at the Noyes home with a formal evening. The program opened with a march to supper and a sumptuous spread. An entertaining sequence of acrobatic stunts followed, ending with a morning gathering and refreshments before guests departed in a festive mood.
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Susk
K. J. R. Noyes
St. Patrick's
Cohen Ho
Edigien
Council Meeting Rumors and Prohibition Call in Oxville
Oxville notes report on a recent council meeting with talk of a range law definition and by law disputes. locals urge focus on proscribed liquor stance and prophesy upcoming U P A and U F A activities with farm interest and a Winona concert listed.
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U P.A
U.F.A
Winona
Nine Years Ago Clippings From Sleyeminster Times
March 2 items note Slater's chop mill and Huxle and Thames's steam plowing with a rumored government service starting April. Miller Bros. store on Main Street nearly complete with Ashton as furniture owner. O N B to inaugurate daily Winai Edmonton run. Settler movement rising with arrivals three times last season. McPhee's Dramatic Co. to visit Minster on the 30th and Slat for a show.
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O.N.R
Miller Bros
Main Street
Eee
Abe
Ashton
O.N.B
Winai
Edmonton
McPhee
Dramatic and Specialty Co
Minster
Causa
Pendleton Rolloh Up Delights Pekin Audiences
The long awaited Pendleton Rolloh Up show arrived last week in Pekin. Rodgers praised improving business and Lloydminster support while promising further effort. The pictures showcased thrilling horsemanship and Western horsemanship talent.
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Pendleton Rolloh
Pam
Rodgers
Madegree Houses
Vic
Lloydminster
Patriotic Meeting At Rugby School Address On Germany
A patriotic meeting at Rugby School heard Mr Manro of Lloydminster discuss Germanys prewar plans and desire for world dominance. Rev Cromb spoke on spiritual indifferent and the need for faith. Councillor Robertson and Mrs Brown were named to collect subscriptions, with a total of 14.50 raised.
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Manro
Lloydminster
Germany
Cromb
Sica
P. D. Robertson
Mrs. Brown
Orchestra to Hold Ball Poudre in Community Benefit
The orchestra led by co conductor Mr Geo Megbeny plans a Monday ball to raise funds for local projects. Members highlight the event as a communal effort and urge support to showcase community talent and efforts.
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Geo. Geo
Megbeny
Greenwood Ladies Sale of Work and Social Event
The Greenwood ladies announce a big sale of work followed by a social and whist drive on March at 6.80. Refreshments will be served and all are invited to attend. Proceeds support the committee's causes.
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Greenwood
Maroh
Peddlers Slow Town Council Meeting Proceedings
Indisposition kept H. Lisle away as council met with only routine business. Mrs Emmereon spoke for residents south of the from Hi Hall and Gon regarding a recent peddling raid. A letter to Registrar Wright was sent, then to the Attorney General for guidance. The Canadian Northern Railway asked for assessment redaction, which was declined due to fiscal constraints. Further action on the remaining items was postponed to the next meeting.
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Lisle
Emmereon
Canadian Northern Railway
O.N.R
Oxomis March 1915 Meeting Over Range Law Vote
Winona school hosts a stormy March meeting about range law with no decision. The issue will be settled later when a nine township vote across Mer ton is held. Oxville Matrimonial Club notes and social tidbits appear amid a string of troubled lines about spring plans and winter evenings.
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Oxomis
Winona
Oro
Merton
The Merch To The Ba The Merch To The Ba
A fragmented caption describes a historical repro display titled The Merch To The Ba. It references a pictorial reproduction and notes on Canadian context and iconic costuming elements.
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Merch
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