Vows of Sudden Death of Mrs Langien Obituary
The Holland Observer reports the death of Mrs Langien at age forty nine from apoplexy after a long active life in the Presbyterian church. She leaves a husband and two daughters Miss Lola and another daughter who were in the city at the time. Funeral services will be held at rookdate cemetery this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The family home resides near Swan Like. Sisters of McElrevey and MacGregor are mentioned among mourners.
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Wren Eiork
Miller
Presbyterian Church
West
Lola
Swan
Graints
Rookdate
Holland Observer
McElrevey
Ner'ny
MacGregor
Robert
Samuel McEvert
Ladies Tennis Club reorganizes at Mrs Alton’s home
The Ladies Tennis Club reassembled on Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Alton’s home, with many enthusiasts present and plans to open courts for the west, east and south areas. Officers for the coming year were elected, including Mrs. T. I. Mie Bl. Play will start at Mrs. Ponton’s court next Tuesday.
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Macaregor Indies
J. Alton
Das
HL Rogers
Fenton
Finns
WB. Merrick
Bank Cours
T. i
Ponton
Tur
Macgr Or School Report Card Fragments
Fragmentary school report listing class levels and partial pupil scores. Entries mention MACGR OR SCHOOL and CHS parts with names such as E McKelvy, C Poyser, Shirl 4, Mo Smith 7, K Little 93, B Poyser 90, H Lye 54D, N Cooper 7, M Murgatroyd 37, Emerson 67, Pring. Chis HS Part 1 Geography and Arithmetic results surface among unreadable lines.
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Spelling
K. Little
B. Poyser
H Lye
N. Cooper
M. Murgatroyd
1. Emerson
McGregor Ab
Pring
Modern sacking machines loom over Vancouver grain handling
The CPR plans to use a power conveyor system to sack and load wheat from bulk into sacks for ships, enabling faster handling at Vancouver ports. William Whete, CPR vice president, reports observations from Portland that elevators may be unnecessary with the new setup, signaling a shift in freight operations.
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Alport
C.P.R
Vancouver
Portland
William Whete
2Nd View
Stock Food Fraud Probe Targets Canned Goods Industry
A parliamentary inquiry examined alleged fraud by manufacturers of stock foods and fertilizers, aimed at protecting fraudsters who sold adulterated stews. Evidence suggested inflated prices for ingredients and misleading assessments, with the Dominion chemist noting factories in Minneapolis and high markups. Public officials analyzed fertilizer costs and product composition, including peat moss content, to assess value.
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Annaadiy
Spre Masafelline
Tieir
Lutes Food Company
Dominion
Minneapolis
Fragmented OCR political notice paragraph
A garbled passage discusses trementens schemes and an advertise ment for profiteering. It mentions preservation of condimental food and whey, with unclear references to a cuffien and a press. The text remains unreadable in large portions.
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Marae Marmith
Ford Erie
Repana Aitaral Press
Time and money from daily farm tasks
A fragmented passage describes daily farm routines including feeding hens, collecting honey, and labor costs. It mentions spreading feed, fleece removal, and harvest cycles as ongoing duties. Names, places, and clear dates are absent, leaving a rough outline of repetitive agricultural chores.
Friday June 18 Invitation Note
An informal invitation requests friends join a Friday gathering on June 18 for a light celebration. The message is casual and lacks specific venue or time details.
Stockkeeping decision for better seasons
The speaker states plans to improve stock management and preserve supplies for a future season. The fragment hints at a deliberate shift to sustain resources and optimize inventory for upcoming cycles.
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Macgror School
E. McKelvy
C. Poyser Shirl
Mo Smith
Ons
Ang With
A. Gray
Macge
Lumb
Warnys Lumber
C. Street
S.W
Stoner
Cairns & Lewin
Carter
Ourrange
Our Grocery
Merrick Bros
International Stock Food
Jd. A. McCarl
Wellington
Beaver Creek
Inter
JH Niddrie
Jas
Muir, Greem
Prop
the Herald
Bill
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