Death of Captain Mather in Action Reports Reach Marshall District
A letter from Private J. W. Whitehead to Rev. F. A. Mather confirms Captain Wilfrid John Mather of the 6th Royal North Lancashire Fusiliers was killed in battle. The regimental account recalls the unit’s grim losses and Mather as a backbone of the Marshall cricket team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemont
Biggleswade
Bods
D. G. Tackwell
Lloydminster
F. A. Mather
Highry Howe
Hitchin
War Office
Dob Williit Mather
Royal North Lancashires
Mather
Inukkilling Fusiliers
Canada
North Lancashires
Marshall
Aocom. Es
Bank of Commerce lodger-keeper leaves for Old Country
garbled report mentions Mr Campbell a lodger-keeper at the Bank of Commerce and a transfer to North Battlefont with the Knowles couple leaving for the Old Country. A Routledge of Unity visited town. A prisoner found guilty of perjury forgery and two counts in a north country rain case is remanded till December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Bank of Commerce
Tralia Fee North Battlefont
Bank
Patriotic Fund Policy Change for Soldiers Families
Executive committee of the Canadian Patriotic Fund approves reduced monthly payments to $15 for soldiers' dependents. The funds are placed in a trust savings account to be paid to families after the soldier's return or death, with adjustments if the soldier leaves service or pay ends. Dependents already receiving monthly allowances will receive a later payment, while others see the full amount credited to the trust. future policy shifts may alter direct monthly disbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nets Assicnet Ae
Militia Department
Noxious Weed Problem prompts Saskatchewan fair plans
A Saskatchewan agricultural directive urges agricultural societies and grain grower associations to hold seed fairs to discuss the noxious weed problem. The letter from BE Guenswar, Director of Extension, notes the need to address weeds cereals and tillage and suggests a one or two day fair with speakers on live stock as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Guenswar
College of Agriculture
Baskaloon
Two Day Fair At Tivns Opens With Promising Entries
The two day fair opens early in eater with staff present at the Exhibition. Cattle classes show strength with Hereforts Polls and Shorthorns strong competition. Poultry well represented though some birds tardy. new exhibitors noted. Directors praised for progress and farm methods. Experimental Farm exhibit expected later Tuesday. Vegetables and produce show solid entries. local churchwomen support the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Cochrane
Cavin
BK Moyer
Beleontop
Funds for 2 Beds Tied to Regina Rel Cems Cemetery
The secretary acknowledges your letter of the Ith and sends a cheque for 100 for a beetle in the Rashaichwan Hee Hospital, with a receipt enclosed. Five tickets will be named to receive the funds and expressed thanks from the executive for this location.
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Regina
Bay
Rashaichwan Hee Hospital
von Lilly
Tours Traly
ED McCaoem
Hon See
Crocs
War Weathering Shifts and Canadian Landing Update
Early war reports indicate the German advance continues with Vilna occupied and a large Russian force in peril of an enveloping move. Bulgaria’s next move remains uncertain and has allies on edge while Italians report gains in several sectors. The second Canadian division has landed on the Continent with brigades crossing the Channel smoothly. Austrian and German forces press the Serb bridgehead near the Drina River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilna
Balkan
Bulgaria
France
Servia
Drina
Recruit Message Urges Patriotic Duty From Mothers Wives Sisters
A fragmentary wartime call pleads with mothers wives and sweethearts to urge the boys to enlist and serve their country home and king. It portrays danger to the nation and appeals to personal duty and sacrifice.
Allied resolve in pitch battles across Balkans and beyond
Foreign Minister Stephen Piechos of Frias issues stern warnings amid campaign reviews and growing tensions with Germany. The article outlines German plans to push through the Balkans, threaten wartime neutrality, and marshal public sentiment in key fronts, signaling escalation as winter nears.
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Stephen Piechos
Frias
Ios
She Kaiser
Lewisily
Beylo
Jiemnong
Joel
Ylester
Weber
Gwally
Weller End
Maeel
Poland
Germany
Suet
Salia Fy
Dlip
Ageole
Balkans
Abel
Patriotic Acre Harvest Drive Aids Saskatchewan Farmers
Secretary J B Maraeloran of the Chathy Growers Association reports a volunteer acre contribution of not less than 5000 acres, roughly equating to 600 tons of wheat. Foreign workers and many nationals are said to be aiding, with elevator companies pledging storage and shipment to trustees. The Dominion Government promises support to transport the harvest from Athonite port Laverport, with buyers to be informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B Maraeloran
Chathy Growers’ Association
Lu Eeggens
Saskatchewan Farmers’ Pottote Acre Belen
Mlonter
Hiram
Saskatchewen Khersier
Thome Elevator Companies
Farmers Hold Their Wheat Supply Tight Despite Poor Crop
Coe ane no quarter willlou tok. the Baehatobes wan Uy operative Elwater Co, reporting to general manager C A Leoulog, notes wheat marketed to date is less than half of last year. Weather hindered harvest though grading shows improvement as new crop arrives from Winnipex. On Sept 10, 567 carloads inspected. 50 graded No 1 Hard and 454 No 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sashkatlehewan
Baehatobeswan Uy
Elwater Co
C A. Leoulog
Bosbele
Teli
Adn
Danvig
Supkatehewon Cosoperative
Tate
Downing
Bameotsies
Winnipex
Employment fears drive wartime policy warnings
The text discusses employers delaying recruitment and fearing loss of workers after return from service. It mentions provisions to continue pay and support families if a service member dies, urging Capitol and corporate action to ease wartime employment strain and prevent soldiers from losing jobs.
Nine Years Ago Recap of Local Events and Gatherings
On Monday a ratepayers meeting chaired by bail Cor de parpacame approved creation of Licydasineter Swek as town municipality. Saturday saw Can via Norther Railway Co. honor five 1875 events and a fire near Gulawfelly. Harvest Festival services were held in the Gully and Marshall. Ladies of Se John's Church planned a meeting to organize parish work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Canvia Norther Railway Co
Prowerytel Aed
Coete Cot
Se John's Church
Grain market notes show Northern wheat varieties in demand
A Saskatchewan report notes strong interest in Northern No. 1 and related Northern grades at local elevators and mills. Analysts report milling demand and mixed quality with yields around average for the season.
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Dardanelles
The
Times
Stan, Moffat
Tomers
Lance Knowles
Eods
Routledge
Unity
Patriotic Fund
Agricultural Society
Lloydaiuster
Ric
Iment
Hugh Hill
Legedosienster
Wallis
Volmuomwy
United Staton
Ole Wall
Tyewhy
Acre
Ellen Woo
E. Foster
Mow Pont
Moose
H Gunr
Cio
Abe
Sisee
Liegdminster
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