North Norfolk Council Meeting Minutes and Resolutions
North Norfolk Council met on January 2 with members Shaw, Couscillors, Aunivor, Baow, Heary, Walker and Campbell present. discussions covered a ditch drainage issue, 1918 tax remittance request, a health officer service claim, and appointing a Municipal Solicitor. A Bollier Settlement Co operative Committee was formed to aid returning soldiers with land and farming support. The council condemned Winnipeg strikers, calling for compulsion and penalties to protect public utilities, and adjourned to August 1.
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Pela
Jal
Presen Bacre Shaw
Couscillors
Aunivor
Baow
Heary
Walker
Campbell
Boushel
Quine
Ned
Lam
Treas
Campbell-Snow
Winnipeg
Austin
Death of former MacGregor resident Mrs Elliot
Mrs. W. J. Elliot of 6550 Wales St Vancouver died Monday June 30 after a paralytic stroke. Known as Miss Fredericka Hurst in Detroit, she came to MacGregor in 1894 and married W. J. Hilott in 1885. She was active in church work, respected in the district, and supported ministers with cheerful encouragement. The couple retired after twenty five years farming and moved to British Columbia six years ago.
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W. J. Eliott
Wales St. Vancouver
Fredericka Hurst
Detroit
MacGregor
W. J. Hilott
Gillon
Eliott
B.C
Litt
Elliott Family Mourns Loss After Death of Brother
The article notes Mr. James Elliott, Eliott's only brother, has died recently, leaving him doubly bereaved. Rev. T H Wright conducted the funeral on July 3rd, with interment at Mountain View cemetery. Attendees included Mrs Elliott's relatives FH Lewin MacGregor, Mrs JS Young Sumunterland, and Mary Williams Edmonton.
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Elliott
Manitoba
James Elliott
Eliott
T. H. Wright
Methodist Church
Mountain View
Couver
FH. Lewin
MacGregor
JS. M. Young
Sumuterland
Mary Williams
Edmonton
Kaiser William to Face Trial in London
Premier Lloyd George said in the Commons that the trial of former German emperor William II would be held in London at an early date. He stated the German army is not a current threat to neighbors and noted that some treaty terms are terrible yet necessary to prevent German aggression. He added that German officers who committed infamies would be tried by the Allies tribunal and that Britain rejects German population rule under Poland. Lost items notices follow.
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London
William —Hohenzollern
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Germany
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Herald Offce
Main St
Rtes
North Norfolk Council
Glover’s
Overland
Ford
H. Clover, MacGregor
Great North-West
Exhaiser
B. C. Peterson
J. B. Fox
T. D. Lamb
Orient
Far East
Logan
MK Canada Food Board
McKee
Co. A. Lowes
Maccrecor Wwood and Pump Works
Ogilvie
Royal Howe
A McCart
Sheldon
Charles E
Srandon’s
BIC
Sousa and His Band
Midway Amusements
Feck
Wm. Dowling
SMALE
Sec'y
Atanacer
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