Local Social Notes and School Reopened Amid Moves
Mrs J Manva and Master Tony Stehart hosted by Mr and Mrs J F Moka. Mrs H N Martiela of Frederick Idaho visits Mr and Mrs John Parkharl. School reopens Tuesday. Ruth Dixon of Medicine Hills visits A S Neil. Several locals work shifts and relocations noted, including Mr Ole Yelleberg assisting with farm work and Eddie Erickson with Chas Smith at Tide Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Manva
Tony Stanza
Stehart
J. F. Moka
H N. Martiela
Frederick
I. D
John Parkharl
Ruth Dixon
Medicine Halls
A. S. Neil
Rilley
A D. Thompson
Kugelow
Pleasant Lake
N. J
States
Alberta
Riegina
U. S
Ole “Yelleberg
Roy i
Snider
Torrad Larson
John Koopman
Tide Lake
Eddie Erickson
Chas Smith
Mr Koopman
J. F. Sharp
Miss Sharn
James Foughty
E. B. Lockrem
Han Hanson
Family Herald lowers subscription to one dollar a year
Montreal reports The Family Herald and Weekly Star cuts price to one dollar annually while promising maintained and improved features. Publishers cite strong finances and expect a subscriber rush as Canadian homes gain access to the paper at a new low rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Family Herald
Weekly Star
Canada
Death of Jenner pioneer after horse accident in pasture
The report recalls the death of Mr. Wm. Maxie, a Jenner district pioneer since 1910, killed when a horse bolted in Jerry Fisher's pasture, dragging him for forty five minutes. He left a widow and two daughters. The piece also notes extensive regional travel, crop readiness for threshing, and local social events amid cooler weather and recent rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gielchen
Wm. Maxie
Jennen
Maxie
Jerry Fisher
Myr Maxie
Jenner
James B. Leggat
East Thure- Auv
Canada
Aldernon
Neil
Johnson
Hilda
Medicine Hat
Mcecdamies
Jardine and Steed
Mesers
Wray
Metz
Mullham
Cole
G. A. Kettyls
High Prairie
C. G. Heath
Calgary
C. Gleddi
Carlson, Parkham
John L Scott
P. Karp
Arthur Swanby
Carlson
E. Steed
Messrs. Schlosser
Oscar Swanby
Ar End M. Carlson
J. W. Little
Miss IS Little
PF. Steed
Frnest Henson
Bow Slope
William Hall
Muriel Hall
Laura Hope
Hartford
Conn
Miss Hope
Mossy Banks School
J. F. Moka
J. Manza
C. H. Chapman
John Gregor
Suffield
Ingvald Gleddi
Tilley School
Redcliff
Tilley and
Brooks
Davidson
Medicine War
Nellie Moka
F. Muryn
Wm. Lokis
U S Factory Output Totals From Midyear Report
U S factories in six months produced 1 936 700 autos and 236 664 trucks as reported this year. The figures outline strong vehicle output across major plants and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Winnifred District Harvest Outlook and Community News
Windy and cold conditions on August 21 22 yielded sowing rye on several farms and threshing rye across the district. Harvesting is nearly complete with good grain prospects for the 1925 crop and oats and rye report strong with ample moisture. Local social notes include visits from relatives and harvest logistics such as new headers and binders, a cataract operation recovering well for John McLeod, and an upcoming sewing circle luncheon hosted by the United Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Aldred
Alfred
Medlelns Lat
Gerstian
Win
Magur
A. JF. Hodgson
Doris Burch
Cagary
Vancouver
Bob, Brehmer
Cranbrook
B.C
A. Brehme
Charlie
John Angle
Pincher Creek
Harvey Hodgson
Lethbridge
United Ladies Aid
Fisher Merchantise Co
Ald
John McLeod
Calgary
W. H. Scott
J. S. McGillevary
Winnipeg
Scott
M. Bureh
George Dunn
Dr. Gershaw
Medicine Hat
W. R. Henry
Sterling Citizen Lumber Company
J R. Chisholm
John Papal
Fincastle
Papal
Winnifred
John Hupka
Lake of the Woods Milling Company
A. D. Medhurst
AH Winnifred
Mildred Whitehead
Weyburn
le Gook Luu
Misa Whitehead
Weburn
W. Hanegian
Bureb
Isabel Burch
Quon Guey
Japan
W. Hanegan
J. F. Hinek
A.D. Medhurst
Ed. Gascelin
M Burch
H. Davis
Evane Whithead Pederson
Burchesa
Partin
Wienifred
Mildred Carlson
Bow Island
Lillie Petersot
Meighen Denies Predicting Govt Would Not Last
Arthur Meighen, Conservative leader, denies saying the government could not last a year and disputes Premier King's dissolution stance. He says the time to appeal to the people comes after Parliament's work is finished and defends his past position on elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Meighen
Ottawa
Canada
King
Mr. Meighen
Meighen
Medicine Hat Woman in Moose Jaw Stolen Goods Case
Jeannette Beatty of Medicine Hat and Miles Hockley of Saskatoon faced charges of receiving stolen goods in Moose Jaw city police court. Key witnesses detailed a chain of possessions linked to a dress, purse, centre-piece, and other items traced to a chop suey joint and an American Hotel room. Hockley received a six month suspended sentence for receiving stolen goods. Beatty’s charge was withdrawn and she was remanded on a vagrancy count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Jaw
City
Jeannette Beatty
Medicine Hat
Miles Hockley
Saskatoon
Emmet Collins
Chiefohnson
Bryant
Dan Gregor
Paris
Gregor
Employment Bureau
Jeannette
Douglas
Kee
Collins
Constable Douglas
Aend
Phyllis LaMarr
Purae
River Street East
Hookley
Chick Johnson
Chop Geney
Ughie Glover
Saskstoon
Mr. Collins
Jeanette Beatty
Glover
Phyllis la Marr
Johnson
Headmitten
Fairford West
Ile
Wilcox
T. DD. Mitchell
Tae
Wag
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Alderson
Boylan
Alta
the T. Hutchinson Company Limited
Wilson's
Winnif Red
Fairford Street West
H. R. Rage
Chillwack, B.C
All Saints Anglican Khared
Burgess A
Just
Assiniboia Music Co. Limited
Drew
Fourth Street
Ninth Street
D. Trimmer
The
Third Street
Phone
Innisfail
Dallas
Alex
Shaw
News Office
Nine News
A. A. Hi
Mai
Gainsborough Studio
Second St
I Sorcovich Hide & Fur Company
Fricea
GAS City Planing
Finky Bridge
Rolls Plain
Rolls Blue
Webster Smithing
Revelstoke Sawmill
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