Government to ease migrant funding for harvest labor
Saskatchewan and Dominion governments discuss reducing the cash requirement for each emigrant to help recruit harvest workers. South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, and Oklahoma report weak crops, prompting expectations of ample labor from nearby states as railways negotiate to ensure sufficient workers for the harvest season. The move aims to remove immigration barriers and secure a large workforce for western fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sankatchewan
Dominion
Saskatchewan
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Eeery
West
Herve
Brandon Depot Construction Begins On Ninth Street Site
On Tuesday work started on the Canadian Pacific Depot foundation. The new station will cost about 1000 and replace the present dock with a handsome building facing on tenth street. A large crew is at work and completion is expected in about six months to meet growing business demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Canadian Pacific
Tenth Street
Calgary's Water Supply Expansion Plan Proposal
City Engineer Child proposed a Smart Expenditure plan to augment Calgary's water intake with a new intake near Elton river lakes. The project envisions a 70 foot fall reservoir at a high point to serve upper city districts and enable a high pressure system, aiming for an unparalleled continental water supply.
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Beck
Elton River
Pe St Te Faghest
Coleart Fa
Weather and Mosquito Outbreak Hit British Columbia
A garbled report notes a heat wave sweeping British Columbia and a heavy mosquito presence in Vancouver and interior districts. The piece mentions Kamloops and high temperatures, with authorities imposing work halts due to conditions.
Smash on Main Line Injures Conductor and Brakeman
Abbot and Brakeman Pe Injured in CPR wreck between Am and a through freight. MacGregor involved. Abbott escaped death with injuries. Brakemen ii suffered, a derailment damaged cabooses. Incident occurred Tuesday near Hision cocured location.
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Abbot
MacGregor
Fracht
Abbott
Speeder Tragedy in Dryden Ontario Kills Worker
A crude report from Dryden Ontario states Tuceise Alex Banning, an employee of a Rock Lake Lumber company, died when a westbound Transcontinental railway train struck a speeder carrying him three year old boy and a woman were seriously injured. The man was taken to Winnipeg hospital. Ottawa order seeks to rename Rainy River district to Kenota.
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Dryden
Alex
Banning
1 Rock Lake Lavmber Company
Gort Lake
Transcontinel Railway
Aman Wes
Fenen
Winnipeg Hospital
Battleford Promised Rail Link to Saskatoon by Chamberlain
General Manager Chamberlain promised a definite railway connection between Battleford and Saskatoon. A joint delegation from the two towns in Winnipeg on Friday secured the pledge. The plan would provide an 88 mile route giving Saskatoon aPan entry and making Battleford a top line crossing the Bartle river, with Wo M. Newnan and Co and HG Creelman of Paleory involved.
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Neral
Chamberlain
Old Battleford
Saskatten
R . Chamberlain
Winnipeg
Sackstoon
Battleford
Top Wright
Bartle River
Sving
M. Newnan and Co
HG. Creelman
Paleory
Drowned at Ninexte near Manhattan bosch incident
A canoeing accident near Ninexte in Manhattan left two men, Slise Ger of Winnipes and Gee Evane of Bighorn, in the water. Evane, attempting to swim to shore, collapsed likely from heart failure and drowned after a delay of over two hours before recovery.
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Manhattan
Bosch
Winnipes
Bighorn
Evans
Ty Capone
Surgeon Operates On Appendicitis While Ill
Vancouver scene reports Dr. R. C. Boyle, famed surgeon for appendicitis, struck by the ailment Sunday at Campbell River resort. The Anglican mission steamer Columbia, short of doctors, rushed to Vancouver with no physician aboard and reached by ten a.m. He underwent surgery that day and is now recovering.
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Vancouver
R. C. Boyle
Campbell Rivering
Columbia
Vane
Calgary Man Receives Heavy Sentence For Third Offense
Calgary man Baxter, formerly a professional pall player and owner of a Turkish bath house on First Street West, was sentenced to nine months in jail and fined $5,000 with costs of $114 for selling liquor without a license. This marked his third conviction on the same charge.
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Calgary
Mooss Baxter
Racenily
First Street
du Prisen
Lethbridge
Victor Healed Finlander fatally injured on CN tracks
An incident near Atikokan left Victor Heal Finlander with both legs severed after being struck on CN tracks. He was found Tuesday morning and died the following day in hospital in Port Arthur.
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Atikokan
Port Arthur
Victor Heal
Wee
CNR
Barons in Flames and Fire Probe at Brandon
Incendiarism rumors swirl as Inspector K investigates a blaze at Barons in Brandon. J C Hyndman of International Harvester Co named controller for Crown Lumber yards expansion into Honea Droste and France, after long service in Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector K
Barone Alta
Brandon
J_C_ Hyndman
Shineration International Harvester Co
Brandon Iuenee
the Crown Lumber Yards
Eat Spread Company
Honea Droste
France
Reneh
Hyndman
Vany
Clarestorm
Railway Commission issues orders on level crossings and locomotive weight
The Public Ottawa-ore railway commission issued two orders to protect workers and the public. One requires railways to submit locomotive weight and dump system details within a day to prevent accidents from undercarriage exposure. The other mandates watchmen at crossings after certain level crossing accidents until investigations conclude.
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Ottawa—ore Railway Comm
Cader Sims
An. Be
Harvest Labor Ads Urge Canadians For Seasonal Work
An article notes widespread ads in U S and British press inviting workers to Canada for autumn harvest labor. It cites Mr Scott urging a broader push to attract help from Britain the United States and other regions and asks laborers to apply from their former homes seeking footholds in Canada under favorable conditions.
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Eoperinies
West
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Troy
Scott
Uni
Ted St
JDSON'S BAY CO BOAT SEIZED
The Pelican, a steamer of Hudson's Bay Co., was seized by order of the Admiralty Court over a dispute on wages for surveying work. Joseph Gegne claimed engagement for surveying before departure. proceeding involved W. S. Walker, registrar of the Admiralty Court. The case noted the amount claimed was dismissed, with the ship allowed to proceed on schedule.
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Monteal
Pelican
Hudson's Bay Co
Almiralty
Joseph Gegne
Company North
Walker
Admiralty Court
Athabasca Crossing Railway Project Update
Duncan Campbell superintendent of construction announces work on the main line to Athabasca. Rail installation and track work proceed along the northern route with trains planned to run this fall. The St Albert area is involved in preparatory steps and scheduling.
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Athabasca
Dson
Duncan Campbell
Dian Northern
Ison
St Albert
N. FL Plans Entry Into Moose Jaw Yard and Station
A fragment describes North Florida entering Moose Jaw with General Manager Mc Canadian. It mentions a few plans for an entrance including a proposed station and yard sites. The plan envisions a lengthy near thousand feet long structure and references the GTP for impact on their property.
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Moose Jaw
Faw
Econ
GTP
Death of David Glidden Reported by Local Officials
Tuesday death of David Glidden, aged unknown, is recorded with cause listed as paralysis after a long illness. Local officials indicate he had suffered for years and lived in the area previously noted in records.
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Brandon Brandon
David Glidden
Soldiers Summoned to Port Arthur Police Court
Thirteen members of the Ninety-Sinth Regiment in Port Arthur have been summoned to appear in the police court to show cause why they should not be evicted from duty and punished for neglect or refusing to attend parades.
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Port Arthur
Smallpox at Thetford Mines and Avl Rer Reported
The provincial board of health reports smallpox cases at Thetford Mines and Avl Rer, with two new infections cited alongside the ongoing outbreak. Authorities urge vigilance as health measures continue.
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Thetford Mines
Montreal
Provincial Board of Health
Fort Frances Building Plans Echo Saskatoon Design
Supt. Wilcox from Port Arthur arrives with plans for Fort Frances new station. The two and a half story brick structure measures about 76 feet by 26 feet with a 300 foot platform facing Fourth street. Cost estimated around 25000 dollars, duplicates the Saskatoon station design.
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Fort Frances
Saskatoon Frances
Wilcox
Port Arthur
Para Cristian
Fourth Street
Navy plant planned. location debated in maritime province
A proposed $10,000,000 maritime plant to build ships for the navy is discussed with potential sites in the maritime province and tied to Toronto figures Henry M. Mbahak and Celgene. The choice and timing remain unsettled as Englat at Sylney, C.B., may influence the final location.
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Maritime
Toronto
Henry M. Mbahak
Celgene Tee F
Englat
Sylney
C.B
Hich
Injured Aviator Mars Will Recover At Hospital
At a Pennsylvania hospital J C Radd Mars lies after a fall with an aeroplane during a wartime era incident. Officials expressed belief he will recover as doctors report fractures and injuries, noting stabilizing condition and ongoing treatment.
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Eric
J.C
Mars
Fatal Fire At Consumers Gas Works In Toronto
A man identified as Samuel henv MTS Gwenweed venue was found dead this morning in a brick-floored area beneath the Consumers' Gas Company works at the foot of Lagan Avenue. The body was badly burned and investigators began examining the scene.
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Toronto
Fellen
Samuel Henv
Consumers’ Gas Company
Lagan Avenue
Burns Sells Mine at Orient Wash For $3000
Calgary magnate Pat Burns and associates announced the sale of the First Thonshi well mine at Orient Wash for 3000 dollars. The transaction includes Calgary connections and marks a notable move in local mining interests.
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Pet Burns
Calgary
Pat_Burns
Extiie Min
Calgarr
Orient Wash
The Reign of Josiah and the Book of the Law
The article reflects on King Josiah's era and the discovery of the book of the law. It links meditation on scripture to prosperity, cites biblical figures who rejoiced in the law, and notes Josiah's reaction to the book’s reading. It emphasizes women's roles in spreading the gospel and the need for faithful witnesses.
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Josiah
Moses
Jos
Koope
Jeremiah
David
Paul
Josah
Shaphan
Jerusalem
Holdah
Priscilla
Apollos
Jesus
Europe
Philip
Ineaek
Jerobram
Ahab
Mazaseen
Jerochaphot
Israel
Samuel
Worse gets freedom reused with Doctor for death of woman
In Saskatchewan ND, Dr JJ Re in tonnection with the death of Mrs. W. Drury of Osnabreek, was granted readom on T this sction ak alt concurrently with wouning in the state pen. Notice given that a new trial would be made. Dr. Reilly remains in custody amid charges of blind pissing.
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Langdon
Nokon
Death of Young Artist Miss Sydney Strick Tully
Toronto reports the death of Sydney Strick Tully, a promising Canadian artist and daughter of Kivas Tully CE. Ill for months, she died of pneumonia anemia. She studied art locally then trained in London and Paris, returning two years ago to open a studio and associated with the Royal Academy.
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Toronto
Sydney Strick Tully
Kivas Tully CE
Public Works Department of Ontario
Tully
London
Paris
Tullan
Royal Ci ‘Academy
Publisher to Visit West for Regina Meeting
John M. Imrie secretary of the Canadian Press Association and manager of the Printer and Publisher, McLean Publishing Co., attended the executive committee meeting. After resuming duties August 19, he and J H Crane treasurer will travel to the Canadian West for the Western Canada Press Association annual meeting in Regina.
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John M. Imrie
Canadian Press Association
Regina
Nto
Double Liability Claims Stir Toronto Shareholders
Ontario Farmers Bank liquidator Clarkson says Toronto shareholders will not be lured west by Halton county rumors. He denies western migration and warns that those who avoid double liability risk levying on their homesteads and tenants. The note urges payment of the double liability assessments already sent to holders.
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Farmers' Bank
Toronto
Farmers’ Mill
Clarkson
Halton
Hs Son
Neenly Market Review Prices for Grain and Livestock
Market review lists cash prices for wheat, corn, oats, and other grains, with spot and delivered rates. Live stock bids include choice butcher cattle and calves, hogs, sheep, lambs, and wholesale dairy and meat products. Also shows dairy butter eggs potatoes, dressed meats, and unwashed wool figures from Winnipeg area markets.
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Winnipeg
Eis
Winnipeg Mo
Lightning injures three near Carman in hayfield mishap
W Brown eldest son of James Brown the reeve of Dufferin was struck by lightning while tending a hay foal about six o'clock Monday evening twelve miles east of Carman rese. clothing ignited and he was taken to Carman with little hope for recovery. His wife and another man were stunned but survived the shock.
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S Brown
Carman
Hart
Plague in India Passes Half Million Deaths This Year
The report notes plague in India has reached 650,640 deaths for the half year ending June 30. The British India office says the epidemic is virulent and persistent efforts to stamp it out are ongoing, with limited public discussion of the toll.
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Fropegue
India
British India Office
Three Drowned After Boat Accident Near Rosthern
A tragic boating incident near Rosthern left three men dead when a craft capsized during a voyage from an island in rough water. Details are scarce as officials investigate the sudden loss of life and identify the victims.
Judgment for GTP in Portage Court Case
A Portage court ruled in favor of GTP in a domestic dispute involving Mrs William McKenzie. The decision concerns damages and accountability in a case where Mrs McKenzie allegedly faced violent injury connected to a party known as Farusges. The court proceedings concluded with a judgment supporting the plaintiff.
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William McKenzie
Portage
Girl Drowns During Picnic in Detroit Area
A girl drowned during a picnic incident in Detroit with a gas engine flash and fire. A boy named Merwin and two others were rescued. details are incomplete from the damaged clipping.
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Detroit
Ove Merwin
Need
Canadian note on judge shot near Mount Parker region
Fragmentary report describes Judge Robert Wo Prismiere of Beatle shot fatally by a hunting companion named RT Ryans, a former lawyer. Event occurred near Mount Parker and June Spring near Stratfort, Ontario, as the victim was carried toward a church in Concrete, Kerrobert area.
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Peeunecsun
Tor
Lion
Robert Wo Prismiere
Woune
Moe Wunting
RT Ryans
Jurist
Needurt
Mount Paker
Junge Prng
Uonas Berry
Stratfort
Concrete
Kerrobert
Keres Robert, Sask
Exhibition coaster injury report referencing Fraser
A rider named Fraser was hurt on an exhibition coaster and taken to General I with injuries not described as serious. The fragment notes the incident occurred during the show and mentions medical attention but lacks full details.
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Fraser
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U.S
Jdson's Bay CO
ESSON
D. M. Stearne
Morzerio Law
Neenly Market Review
Red Berry Lake
Reet
Merwentht
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Aterm
Win McKenzie
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