Winnifred District Buzzes With Visitors and Harvest Talk
Winnifred August reports a stream of arrivals from Ponoka Coaldale Portland Edmonton and Calgary as farmers and traders discuss crops and stock. Visitors include Mr Vevey and Mr J McLean while Rev Hanson and Rev Claxton preach at the church renewal. Harvest plans grow with better outlook seeds oats and rye moving, threshing to start in two weeks.
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Percy Hickmore
Ponoka
Winnifred
Edmonton
Winnifre Ree
Om Company
Jack Smith
Hergohal Bryant
Coaldale
Ontario
Cuddington
Portland
Vevey
Calgary
I. Winnifred
U. G. CG
Pevey
J. McLean
Vancouver
Hi Birm
Cummer
Fom Dunn
M. Lean
Jong Sui
Mise Eva May Parker
Kimball
Alta
J. F. McFarlane
MacDonald
J. W. Denison
I. Kitchen
Medicine Hat
Tom Trebble
G. Hanson
D.D
Erskinurch
Montreal
J. R. Claxton
J. Nicol
Gondon
Ont
Ilanson
Nicol
Ry Claxton
Hanson
Wiss
Cleavay
Perry Wolford
Tron
W. Magur
Millinery Demonstration At Irvine Town Hall
Irvine notices announce a millinery demonstration led by Miss Méston at the town hall this week August 12 to 14. Admission is free for women and others wanting to learn making a hat on time. A separate item notes a clinic held Wednesday August 14 with good attendance of mothers.
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Grassy Lake
Miss Turner
Jédmonton
Mary Gilles
F. G. McLaughlin
Robert
East and West Ranch
Ronald Robb
Elizabeth Gillies
Lyno Bauer
Leah Kerger
Theodore Roll
Bernie Schneider
J. M. Thompson
Town Hall
Local News and Harvest Notes From Alderson District
Alderson residents hear of visits and arrivals including Mrs. John Vixon and Miss Magdalene Gleddi. St Marys Anglican plans Evensong at 3 pm Sunday. Various harvest workers, travel, and family updates across Medicine Hat Wa dena Tide Lake and nearby towns. A robe theft and an accident near Crosefield are noted along with health updates of Rev. J F Cox.
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John Vixon
Medicine Hut
St. Mary’s Anglican Church
Ole Kjelleberg
Prince Albert, Sask
Oliver Frigley
Wadena
Sask
Magdalene’ Gleddi
Ada Burkholder
Strathmore
Eddie Erickson
Medicine Hat
Messrs Kennedy
B.C
Aldersen
J. F. Moka
Surfield
Brutus
Tide Lake
Junior U S A Picnic At Mey Surprises Local Colony
The Junior U S A held a delightful picnic at Mey on July 29 with almost all children in the colony in attendance. Several races and games were followed by a hearty lunch. Brooks visitors Mrs W Danis and Mrs Iverson called on Tuesday. The U F W A dance August 1 drew a good crowd and the piano paid for by the ladies was celebrated. The August U F W A meeting at Mr Markham's home had eight members and three visitors. Next meeting set for September 3 at Mrs Von Grand Ry's. Basil Benjamin returns to work after two weeks away in Medicine Hat.
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M. Steed
Banff
J. W. Little
J. Little
Velyn Little
Medicine Hat
H. R. Metz
Mee-Laughlin
Roy L. Snider
Messrs
Thomas Murray
T. L. Person
T. Adair
W. Hill
Little Son
Peasant Lake
N. D
Montana
Davidson
Mederne Hat
United Church
Stuart
P.O. Dep
Harry QO. Ames
Saskatchewan
Victorin
J. A. WK. Gibson
Bawlina Ranch
Tilley
Als. Neil
Annis Lee
W. M. Wagar
Hazel
A. A. Johre
Norway
Canada
J. J. Bowlin
C. H. Chapman
Bowell
A S. Neil
Johnston
Calgary
Julus Hostland
John Rogntad
J. F. Sharp
Gleichen
C. Benjamin Jr
Brutus
Mey
W. Danls
Iverson
Brooks
H. Wester
W. F
Burton
Knanp
Severson
Omond
Markham
Whipple
Rumor revived that Dunning may enter federal cabinet
Ottawa reports renewed talk of Arthur Dunning joining the federal cabinet as immigration and citizenship affect a possible reorganization. Premier King and Saskatchewan's C A Gunn discuss the move while Dunning arrives from Ottawa and may remain a few days. Cabinet reshuffle expectations include Robb moving to finance and Creighton possibly joining.
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Dunning
Ottawa
Kins R
C. A. Gunniz
Saskatchewan
Duning
King
Hay
Dunnings
J. A. Robb
Boon
Eeain
Danning
Government seeks joint operation of E D and B C rail lines
Government officials discuss a plan to coordinate railway services along the E D and B C routes. A meeting with regional railway executives and Premier Thornton is expected to address the Peace River rail question and cabin terms for a potential joint venture. Initial talks indicate AUPE estimates will be reviewed.
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Edmonéon
Peace River
Dias
Glerry Yhornton
Pollow
I. Coleman
Palice Raddwsy
Acd
Possible Early Session of Legislature Ahead of Election
Fragmented notes describe a potential early session of the legislature before an upcoming election. The text links government activity, ministerial actions, and public plans, with references to dates, locations, and officials, though much is garbled.
Schuler Area News Briefs Include Stampede Travel
Miss Schulers group attended the Medicine Hat stampede while Mr and Mrs Doyle spent the weekend in Medicine Tit. W P Johnsons left on a Friday trip and Nelson's school dismissed for vacation. Evans was taken to Medicine Hat General Hospital Thursday night.
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Alma Donnelly
Mae Gordon
Frances
Florence Spanielo
W. P. Doyle
W. P. Board
Ruby Peterson
Schuler
Nelson
R. KK. Johnson
Hinsburger
Rose
Mrs. Alerrow
Medicine Hat
Porter
Pilda
Constable Taylor
Mantle Free From Arctic Drift Heads to Nome
The steamer Mantle exploration ship of Capt. Roald Amundsen, was trapped in ice north of Siberia but has freed itself and set course for Nome, Alaska, after last winter’s sea passage in the Arctic Ocean.
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Seattle
Mantle
Roald Amundsen
Arctic Ocean
Siberia
Nome
Alaska
Courtrd Be Located At Wo Airplane Base
A damaged diary entry notes a location near an air base and a planned expedition. It mentions Bish Goemmad marker base and a march toward a southern area with hospital ties and a forward link. The text is fragmented but suggests a wartime assignment and route toward a southern objective.
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Enesuwere
Satmescay
Bish
Goemmad
Wey Gap
Wanted to purchase dairy cattle not freshened
Wanted to buy five or six cows or heifers not freshened. No Tolsteins or Jerseys. Send particulars to Box 6974 News Office.
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News Office
Roth Well Drilling Advances at No 1 Site
Roth Well Drilling progresses well at the Roth No 1 site with the twenty inch hole drilled to the five hundred foot level.
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ROTH
Roth No. 1
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