06 May 1915
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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
1
Officers and men of the Sth CMR presented a very interesting display at the drill hall. The event showcased military drill, maneuvers, and disciplined formations highlighting unit cohesion and readiness.
A civic holiday drew a large crowd despite bad weather as the South Lancashire Regiment officers staged a grand gymkhana. Lt Gronow directed events with Lt Rowles and J Webster delivering a notable duel. feats included free gymnastics, sword bayonet drill, and a team past and present drill. Tea, an evening dance, and a wind up marked a well run display by the khaki boys.
A district weather report notes rainfall patterns and meteorological data from Local Rainfall Co. The bulletin outlines rainfall amounts, timing, and affected areas, assisting agricultural planning and public safety advisories.
On Onion Lake a diverse gathering joined Rev. Father Cunningham for a week of events celebrating a priesthood anniversary. Archbishops and bishops attended, with Indian children performing and a banquet hosted by Sis. Pascoilyn. The district Indians presented tributes and a grand concert concluded the unique Western ceremony.
Readers note edits to letters section and pagination adjustments. The message discusses editor priorities, proofreading standards, and layout considerations for future issues.
United Farmers of Alberta Winona Local Union expresses resentment over a Oxville Correspondent report. The letter alleges no accusations were made, denies support for Patriotic Relief Funds, and asks the publication to rectify the matter. Signed by Elmer Clay vice president and Jas P Swayne secretary.
From Tumes Correspondent reports heavy winds and cold weather hindering routine tasks. Local pitchers and teams push through stiffness with plans for a strong nine this season while disputes over by laws and municipal notes spark debate among residents.
Fragmented text notes heavy rain and snow around a local area affecting the basin near a marae. Mentions welcome back on sigh William Mac and fires along a prairie area with the Batth River in recent days.
A fragmentary dispatch notes that Asstranane reported heavy losses though details are unclear. The report hints at substantial damage or financial impact without full figures or context.
Report from wartime dispatches states Russian forces met a serious check in West Galicia with about 30,000 believed captured from Herlio.
The fifth monthly meeting of the Coanei was held in Musicises Me Maeball on Saturday. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed. The inspector’s report and financial matters received commendation for prudent stands. Meeting adjourned at 3 PM.
A deputation of ratepayers from north of the track asks to repair the local well. The Water Committee and Council consider boring a new well but decide the timing is not urgent. Estimated cost around three hundred dollars.
A mixed Oxville column reports crops growing well and properties changing hands with Mr R MacAdare selling to Tom Davie who moves north for hay. A joint Women’s Auxiliary and U.F.A. meeting is planned for May 4 discussing the new society. The piece criticizes a recent U.F.A. letter condemning the Oxville correspondent and recounts disputes over speeches and signatures, noting controversy over Mr Clay’s remarks and reactions from Mr Swayne and others.
Alberta board discusses steps to manage a large sheep influx moving through the district. Officials urge reeves and ratepayers to follow livestock driving acts, seek permissions to rent a road route near Lloydminster, and coordinate with local firms for construction.
Good Advertising promotes Lloydminster district fertility after Mesere J Hill & Gone win the Colorado trophy. A photo shows the trophy and Lt. Bibby from Brandon asks for wide publicity, while Lloydminster residents joke about the big cat prize from the Yanks.
The 9th C.M.R. makes steady progress during training, aiming to be in top form as probation ends. Units press on with limited idle time, preparing for upcoming exercises and missions amid heavy drill schedules.
Reported blaze driven by fierce winds devastates farms from Onion Lake to Frog Lake. Blackfoot resident Mr Currie loses home and belongings. Carl Neilson and Fleming Le Park suffer losses of horses, cattle, grain, and implements. Bridge across Frog Creek delayed as fire sweeps north of the river.
During the wind storm Col Hodson D D of the O M R notified the Mayor that the man would be available at any hour. His promptitude in facing possible danger was appreciated by town authorities.
An interesting series of games at Wood's Hall on Wednesday evening featured Lary Ag against Wood's Hall. The Town team showed stronger play with several close games and draws, but the Town team's overall strength carried the victory.
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