Local Notes from Belmont Fire and War Travel News
Austin F. E. Lenin Kering's office set for November 14 to accept municipal taxes. Geo. Lowe suffered a broken leg after being kicked by a horse at Mr. Cook's sale yesterday. Dr Camsell treated him and he is stable. Sergt Major and Mrs J. G. Finlayson and daughter visit at C. E. Finlayson’s home. Finlayson enlisted in Scotland with Highland Light Infantry, wounded in 1916, four months in hospital, later married there. Joseph Thompson and Hilda Marloch perished in Belmont fire when the Trafalgar Hotel burned. Belmont town had no fire-fighting capacity.
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Geo. Lowe
J. G. Finlayson
C. E. Finlayson
Finlayson
Vancouver
Scotland
Highland Light Infantry
Promotone Mile Field
Bossitel
Joseph Thompson
Hilda Marloch
Belmont
Man
Trafalgar
Community notes and upcoming events in Bagot region
Local items report travel between Bagot and ports, CPR renovations at the station, and several visits. The Christian Helpers meet for their monthly gathering, and a stock sale is planned for November 10. Vermilion and Saskatchewan connections appear in travel notes, with the Community Club hosting a concert and luncheon and announcing a November 11 meeting with district nurse address.
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Nts
W. Mody
Vermillion
Alta
R. B. Wallen
May
H. McVety
Saskatchewan
Robi
Stewaso
Cora Walden
F. H. Radclyff
Sadie Smith
W. Shaw
Hubble
Austin
Phil
Daet
Stevenson
B. Smith
Bilston
Austinious
Forrest
Vietia
Hoes
Bagot Community Club
Divers Committee
Altas
Bereaved family thanks neighbors for sympathy and floral tributes
The family of the late Jobs Creamdate expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during bereavement and for the floral tributes received.
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Ous
Community spirit drives town success and market loyalty
The article argues that 75 percent of morale comes from community spirit, plus 10 percent from individual effort and 15 percent from town location. It stresses cooperation among merchants and residents, support for Cross causes, and loyalty to local businesses as keys to prosperity. It notes the value of serving the public and attracting customers, then reports a Reston case where a carpenter and garage owner were fined for Workmen's Compensation Act noncompliance.
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Entor
Comercial
Reston
In loving remembrance of Mur dock Cooper died at Mack Gregor
Memorial note from his wife and children reads of sudden death on November 4 1919 at Mack Gregor in Scotland. It recalls unplanned parting and wishes eternal rest. Sent by Mr and Mrs Ferguson and Family Dingwall Scotland.
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Murdock Cooper
Mack Gregor
Mrs. Ferguson
Dingwall
Scotland
Subscription renewals urged by Herald
A call to renew Herald subscriptions notes many accounts are overdue and requests payment. The notice asks subscribers to bring or send in renewals and mentions cash from job work and advertising as due. The tone is informal and direct, urging readers to settle long-standing balances.
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Herald
Adid
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F.E. Lenin Kering
BAGOT
Mra
Hr. Farncomb
Mother
East
Miss Clair
Miss V. Moore
Portage
C.P.R
Mr. Croasdale
MacGregor
Savings Bank
Victory Bonds
Canada
Victory Loan
Dominion of Canada
Merchants Bank
the Merchants Bank
Tregor
A. Young
Redaye
Imperial Bank OF Canada
Toronto
Ont
Farmer's
H.C. MacDonlap
Macgregor C.P.R
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