Demand Continues For Increased Effort on the Par of All
The Lloydminster Patriotic Society branch met at Alberta Hall led by M.P.P. J. R. Lowery. President Mooney urged continued aid for dependents of servicemen, with treasurer Rev. J. B. Gibson detailing subscriptions and disbursements totaling 1462.85. Educational and Investigation committees reported diligent work and the need for greater effort to meet future obligations. A general committees meeting was set for October 21 to organize officers for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloydminster
the Patriotic Society
Alberta Hall
J. R. Lowery
M.P.P
Rendell
Ruth Everest
Messrs Keiser
Nicholson
Harrison
Howard Jones
Mooney
J. B. Gibson
H. B. Hall
Grand Totel
Luorominetes
Fuxp
Can. Pat
Sask
Alta
Red Cross Socy
Belg. Rif
Kewan
Alberta
Cromb
H. Huxley
Investigation Committee
Dina Notes Disa recounts local harvest and visits
In Dina Notes Disa November 11 the district reports wheat yields up to fifty bushels per acre and oats plentiful. Johneoff threshes over 10 000 bushels of No 1 Northern wheat. Sunny James visits to stock J Moffat's barley and leaves abruptly. Fred Cameron goes home from hospital with an appendix joke. Lloydminster editor notes paid subscriptions and a millionaire look.
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Dina
Lioydainster
Johneoff
Sunny James
J. Moffat
Campbell
Spring Flowers Out in Bloom
Mr Doll reported discovering a wild crocus in full bloom and asked what this portends. We warned against relying on a brief warm spell for winter fuel supply and suggested the unusual timing may baffle readers in explaining the event.
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F. Doll
Aesihe
Mr Doll
Grant in Aid Approved for Hotels in Town
The Secretary announced the government grant in aid for two hotels serving public accommodation, covering six months from July 1 to the end of 1915. Mr Hy Miller asked for Main Street lighting north of the track, to be reported by the Lighting Committee.
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Hy Miller
Main Street
Troudminster
Robert Smith
Card of Thanks for Mrs Prior’s Death
I respectfully thank friends who showed respect and sympathy in the death of my mother Mrs Prior. Hewat L. Sacon-Kuno.
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Prior
Hewat L. Sacon-Kuno
Bulgarian Troops Enter Servia As Balkan Campaign Grows
London dispatch reports Bulgarian forces have invaded Servia as the Balkan campaign gains urgency. Premier Venizelos addresses the Chamber of Deputies amid Entente support, arguing Greece should align with the Allies as policy shifts.
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Bulgaria
London
Balkan
Servia
Venizelos
Bar of Deputies
Greece
Menty
Obituary Nurse Price Dies After Operation in Lloydminster
The community mourns Nurse Price who died after a serious operation at Loydminster Hospital on Friday night. A long-time resident from Land Rose after leaving South Buckinghamshire England she was 50. She served with Red Cross Patriotic societies and raised funds for con do. She leaves two married daughters in England and a son Henry Laton-King in Lloydminster. Funeral held at St John’s Minster with military pallbearers.
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Nurse Price
Loydminster Hospital
Southuckinghamshire
England
Landrose
Red Cross Patriotic Societies
Condo
Old Country
Henry Laton-King
Lloydminster
St John's Minster
Hugh Hill
Bird
Lowrie
Gronow
Wallis
Classic Shoes Ad From Hall and Son Promotes Quality
Classic Shoes line shown by H B Hall and Son features ladies and children's footwear of good quality at moderate prices. Call for details and availability.
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Messrs
H. B. Hall & Son
Protests Dismissed At Alberta Agriculture Station Fair
A meeting of the dispeters of the Alberta Agriculture station arranged prize distribution for saddle horses and the herd. Protests over horse height and ownership were dismissed and funds ordered paid. The secretary plans a standard protest process for future fairs. Revenue rose but higher prize payouts and two days’ expense offset gains. A $1580 Dominion Government cheque was acknowledged with thanks.
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Alberta Agricultura
Sato
Ford Bull
Huntley
Dominion
Department
Harvest thanksgiving service echoes patriotic appeal
A Sunday church service featured a full musical program led by Mr Plankett and Mr T B Coma with Mr T H Young and Rev W T Cromb preaching on gratitude amid wartime strain. The speaker urged Canadian aid to families of fallen soldiers and warned of conscription if Britain and its allies falter.
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Nisually Sons
Plankett
T. B. Coma
the Publican
T. H. Young
Nine Years Ago Clippings From The Bieyommeter Times
Nine years past the issue notes Guy Miller and Maud Miller marriage at the Dalw home on October 4. Rev J B Naylor officiated. Also mentions Alberta College opening day events, new elevator work, grain disposal, Lashburn show with Lloydminster attendance, and a Grand Masonic Subscription Dance for Lloydminster Hospital on November 2 with aims for a grand, successful ball.
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Guy Miller
Maud Miller
Joe Dalw
J. B. Naylor
Lashburn and District Agricultural Society
Lloydminster
Britannia Lodge
Masonic Hall
Lloydminster General Hospital
Red Cross Meeting Adjourned for October 14
Red Cross notes announce the Friday October 8 meeting was adjourned to Thursday October 14 due to low attendance. The item urges active support and subscriptions, while expressing sympathy for the society’s aims. Also mentions Raymon Raymond returning to Quebec after being wounded with the Fifth months ago.
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Red Cross
Red Cross Society
The Career of Dr Lloyd in Saskatchewan and Beyond
Dr Lloyd, a key figure in Emmanuel College and the Saskatchewan settlement, rose from student at Wycliffe College to chaplain and leader. He served in the Riel rebellion era, was wounded, ordained in hospital, and founded the Rothesay reformatory. He later led the Lloydminster colony and chaired temperance efforts before heading Emmanuel College and returning to the Old Country to rally colonial church support.
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Archbishop Machray
Penetenginsbene
Rothesay
N.B
England
Saskatchewan
Lloyd
Barr
Lloydminster
Dr Lloyd
Emmanuel College
Prince Lloyd
Banish-the- Barn
Dominion Alliance of Canada
Exton
Arthur
Empire
Old Country
Dominion
Methodist Church to Host Special Services and Address
The Rev H Dobson will give an illustrated address at 8 30 p m Friday in the Methodist Church on why liquor sale should be stopped The church marks its anniversary with services October 17 and 18 led by Rev T J Johnston The schedule includes morning and evening services Sunday and Monday with a supper at 6 to 8 p m and a service at 8 30 p m All welcome to attend
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H. Dobson
Social Service Department
Methodist Church
Methodist
T. J. Johnston
Battleford
Walene
Mrs Cryne's Feosee Resumed at Wood's Hall Friday
Mrs Cryne's feosee will resume at Wood's Hall on Friday October 15. New dances will be used for the sonatas, signaling a refresh in the program and social offerings.
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Cryne
Wood's Hall
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Backminster
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Mnater
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Csssccdads
Paryce Or
Minser Village
Minster
Hewan
Times
Disa
Fred Cameron
Mr Thomas
Thomas
French
Chamber of Deputies
Viviani
First
Canadian Pioneers
W.T. Wallis
God Save the King
W. T. Cromb
Zion's Hill
Church
Sleediatelle
Oribe
Seeves
Sturgeon
Clover Bar
Great Britain
Germany
Belgium
Loos
Sten
Russia
Ios
Red
Raymon
Quebec
Raymond
Ray
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