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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 10, 1917
Page
4
A sparse 19th century notice shows a weekly essay publication with editor J. G. Willard and business manager F. J. Stewart. It lists subscription rates, advertising terms, and discounts, plus notice of stray notices and a sale offer.
The Official Guardian Act 1917 grants guardianship powers for infants estates and missing persons cases. It allows guardian ad litem duties, court ordered estate administration, custodianship, and auditing of trust dealings to protect infant property while preserving existing guardianships. Correspondence should go to the Official Guardian in Edmonton.
McLaughlin notes scarce news while inviting All to a May service at St. Georges Hall led by Rev Collier. He recounts frontier hardships and community efforts building sod houses, weather disasters, and early telephone links, praising local solidarity and a nearby hall funded by subscriptions and land donation.
The speaker asks Mr. Freyman about farmers sticking together whether there is a concert or a dance. The remark notes non-dancers may refuse to help or stay away, illustrating a tense community dynamic. The tone suggests a skeptical view of collaboration among local farmers.
A Sunday May 27 event at North Gully invites all, members and non members alike, to a hearty welcome. The offertory is allocated to putiletic purposes through Geverell.
Mr L Hackeroft announces a reopening event at Greenstreet with shop hours. He invites former customers and new visitors to attend during the day when the shop will welcome all.
The message from American Jews to Renton Foreign Minister Milukoff pledges backing for the new government. An ambassadorial reply notes Russia faces danger from German militarism and rejects any separate peace with Germany. Ottawa plans to summon Lord Shaughnessy to testify before the etal com cular. There are 72 vacant beds and 227 of 074 cases concern men who have not served overseas. Most cases are in the incipient stage.
Advertisement notes Lloydminster location and Wm MacKenzie as the contact for aviation services with satisfaction guaranteed terms and a second phone line 104. The wording emphasizes available call hours day and night and reasonable rates. Entities include Lloydminster Wm MacKenzie and phones 117 and 104.
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