Greece and Rumania Must Act 2004 Balkans News
Balkan developments dominate morning papers with Italian and Russian troop landings at Saloniki and potential Greek and Rumanian responses. Reports note Russian offensives in Bukowina and Brusiloff’s 300 mile front as German and Turkish actions unfold along the Somme and Caucasus fronts with Allied gains at Vardar and Saloniki while battlefield dynamics shift daily.
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London
Balkans
Saloniki
Bukowina
Alead
Petrograd
Brusiioff
Brusiloff
Lemberg
War Office
Thiepval
Somme
Salonik
Vardary Valley
Paris
Struma
Vardar
War” Office
Bulgar
Armieg
Salontit
Lake Doiran
Betes Mountains
Ljumnica
Gerna
Moglenica
Serea
Alliéa
German Fleet Steamed Out After Sighting Danger
Reported dispatch describes German fleet steaming out and returning as Dutch captains noted sighting at dawn. At five the same afternoon British squadrons were seen farther south, with the German fleet heading north then turning toward Frorfi.
Welcome for Returning Hero in Medicine Hat
Private Bulger D.C.M. is en route to Medicine Hat for an official civic welcome. Acting Mayor Berry, Returned Soldiers' Bureau, Aldermen, and S S England lodge will greet him at the station and escort him to City Hall and Riverside Park for a welcome address.
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Burger
D.C.M
Medicine Hat
Berry
Returned Soldiers' Bureau
Sons of England
Bulger
Returned Soldiers’ Committee
Second Street
City Hall
Riverside Park
Dd. Cc. M
A Fine Line of Wedding Stationery at the News Office
A concise notice notes a wedding stationery line displayed at the Newe office. The brief highlights new designs and local interest in custom wedding invitations.
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Newe
Rose Glen Donation Acknowledged by Returned Soldiers’ Bureau
The Returned Soldiers' Bureau records a $59.00 donation from Miss Thomas at Nose Glen. The note praises her contribution as part of a broader effort to reach an 80 large total and highlights the community spirit behind such fundraising.
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Miss Thomas
Nose Glen
Mrs L B Cavanaugh Obituary Chronology and Family
Mrs L B Cavanaugh dies after long illness at about noon on the 21st instant. She was born and educated in the same town and taught in Iowa and North Dakota before marrying Mr Cavanaugh in 1905. The couple moved to this district in 1911 and farmed near Medicine Hat, with 1400 acres in crop this year. She leaves a husband and four children aged four to ten, three of whom attend St Louis school. The family attends Roman Catholic services, and the children will remain in city schools for now. The funeral is set for 10 am tomorrow at the Catholic cemetery.
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L. B. Cavanaugh
Iowa
North Dakota
Lake of the Woods Milling Co. Roses on Sprague window display
A full display in Sprague and Williamson's window on South Railway Street features the Lake of the Woods Milling Co. Fife Roses products. Flour, breakfast foods, and various meals are shown, creating an interesting storefront exhibit.
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Lake of the Woods Milling Co
Sprague and Williamson
South
Alberta Horses at the Front Demand Light War Horses
Horse buyers for the French army return to Alberta seeking lighter artillery animals. Last year they took over a thousand head. desirable weights range from 1100 to 1300 pounds with prices from 130 to 140 dollars. The commission visits Medicine Hat on Sept 6 and Eagle Butte on Sept 7.
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Alberta
Medicine Hat
Eagle Butte
Funeral Arrangements for Robt Collier in Medicine Hat Trip
J R Welton of Shanavon reports the body of Robt Collier will be moved across the country to Gull Lake then Medicine Hat with funeral plans set for 3 PM tomorrow at Chas Johnson's undertakers. Collier and four friends were in a car that struck a stone and overturned at a turn, killing Collier by a broken neck in the second such accident at the place.
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J. R. Welton
Shanavon
Robt. Collier
Gull Lake
Medicine Hat
Chas
Johnson
St ‘Barnabas
Shurch
Hillside Cemetery
Mr. Welton
Cutting at Bowell as farmers report good grain stands
Messrs Pentland and Moffat began cutting their wheat at Bowell yesterday. They report fine stands of grain and good progress in the field.
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Messrs
Pentland
Moffat
Bowell
Fatal Accident at Ogilvie Mill Claims Schuler Farmer
A Schuler farmer Stephen Krakos was killed at Ogilvie mill when he was crushed in the hoist shaft while delivering grain. An inquest will be held. His widow and five children survive.
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Ogilvie
Stephen Kinkos
Klrikos
Krakos
Jempon
Local Cafe Scrape Between Two Women
A report from a cafe describes a fight between two women as witnesses and a complainant recount a heated exchange. The defendant admits some rough behavior but denies intent to injure and there is mention of a broken item in the cafe.
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Thiepval
Martinputh
Ine
Nicholas
Caucasus
Petrograd
Diarbekr
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