Ratepayers Vote On June First Election For Councillor
A local meeting notes a June first vote on a council election. The motion covers polling divisions and ranger appointments with duty pay and access to sale records. Delegates include B Cameron and J Jacobs with duties to coordinate with municipal affairs and prepare notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aegis
Jane
B. Camerfollowing
Rangers
P. K. Johnson
F. W. Heard
Prospect
Geo. Miles
Geo. Samson
R. Parent Hentoo
Paradise Valley
A. EB. Henderson
Sidcup
J. A. Jacobs
Rivercourse
W. Morrey
Paradise Alley
N. Tenbrook
McDonaldville
Piece
Dopernenset of
Municipal Affairs
B. Cameron
Department of Agriculture
NATO
May 16 7 80 Church services at St George Hall
May 16 services at 7 80 will be held in St George s Hall for the Church of England with Mr Wright of Lloydminster leading the first service and Mr Denton in charge after the 16th. Jim McAdam moves his herd toward a new ranch north of town. Oxville Notes denial issued regarding McLaughlin writer. Bert Cameron buys a new buggy. line men repair the telephone system.
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McLavout
St. George's Hall
Wright
Lloydminster
Denton
Jim McAdam
Cattle Killed by Lightning During Brief Thunderstorm
A brief thunderstorm struck a rural area resulting in the death of several cattle. Local authorities recorded the loss as due to a lightning strike. No human injuries reported and no farm structures were damaged.
Linville and Atkinson Wed at Presbyterian Manse
John B. Lin Ville of Vermilion wed Miss Jane Atkinson of Lloydminster at the Presbyterian Manse on Wednesday. The ceremony was attended by close friends and officiated by Rev. W. T. Cromb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Linville
Jane Atkinson
Lloydminster
W. T. Cromb
Local Meeting Closes After Vote On Bail Insurance
The meeting discussed bail insurance and a vote on the matter was tabled for the next session. Attendees included La U F A and officials such as Reeves and the secretary-treasurer. The session adjourned after scheduling further discussions and noting details of the upcoming meeting.
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Gomee
Ted
la U. F. A
Eddieston
Cameron
Shart O. Bennett
Dloes
Patriotic Fund Clarifies Separation Allowance Connection
A local review explains the separation allowance has no link to the Canadian Patriotic Fund and that the fund does not control it. An investigating committee reports no payments to twenty five district families and urges broad support for Red Cross and Patriotic Fund to aid soldiers and dependents.
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Canadian Patriotic Fund
Patriotic Fond
Dominion
Canada
Lloydminster
Hursley
Patriotic Fund
Tanto
Pee P
Red Cross
Canadian
Teanie Olab Bald Laa AGM Minutes Report
The text summarizes an annual general meeting of a local organization. It records attendees and key motions discussed. The document notes routine governance actions and upcoming scheduling decisions without detailing outcomes.
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Teanie
Olab Bald
Too Proud to Fight and the Call for Action
The author argues peace as a global aim but condemns appeasement. He warns that Germany will ignore moral appeals and urges decisive action to remove the menace, comparing inaction to presenting platitudes against a venomous threat. The piece frames the president as an idealistic yet potentially ineffective defender.
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Germany
Tax Enforcement Return Notice for Streamstown No 611
The Rural Municipality of Streamstown No 611 issues a tax enforcement notice stating lands described may be forfeited for taxes if not paid by July 1915. Secretary Treasurer Henry Rawle signs the notice dated May 4 1915.
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Streamstown
Benry
Rawle
Teachers Institute Seeks Welcome for Province Visitors
A Teachers Institute event is planned with a welcome by Mayor Otoko on behalf of the town. Vistors will discuss agriculture for the province and an attractive musical programme is arranged for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selidera Bebosaskatonn Swt Protea Agriculture
Otoko
School Report Month of April Card A
School report for April lists students in Classes I and II with names such as Eoma Stevenson Fred Rawlinson Leslie and Alma Reid J Bunyan noted as absent. Grades VI and VII show Lecile Roth Grant Miller Thomas Moffat with absences and marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoma Stevenson
Fred. Rawlinson
Leslie Ant Iti
Alma Reid J. Bunyan
Lecile Roth Grant Miller
Town Council Seeks Hospital Upgrade and Shared Town Effort
A council meeting discussed enlarging hospital accommodations with the Lloydminster Hospital to become the area’s most complete facility. Officials urged the hospital board to consider this and stated the town would contribute when municipalities agree to cooperate.
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Surrey
Lloydminster Hospital
Local church services marked by quiet, pretty afternoon
Readable text notes a Methodist Church at Marehall hosting a quiet and pretty service. An unnamed minister led the gathering while Abe meceene and crossings appear as garbled insertions.
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Marehall
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Oxville
Alez. Dunn
New Lindsay
Bert Cameron Bes
Bert
Linville
Atkingon
Eta
the Pekin
Geaing—John Barleycorn
Stan Moffatt
Marshall
Lusitania
Beco
Meridien
Seo
Kge
Aeres
St Bee
4Th
Meridia
W. Dub
Teachers’ Institute
GRRDE
Thomas
Mo Eet
Abe
M. Moffat
Ate Tharos
Jobay
Reed
Jary On
Ag Trauk Pacific
Mr Willian
Trieatia Ead
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