G.ILR timetable updates end of month changes
The new G. ILR timetable adds train Nos 3 and 14 the Soo Chicago express west to Moose Jaw with night westbound and early morning eastbound runs. Changes include standard and tourist sleepers between Chicago and Seattle, Timersal Limited nos 1 and 2 revised to Winnipeg Revelstoke, No 1 Calgary local sleeper, No 2 limited stops, double daily Montreal service via Sudbury, Gleichen cut off bypassing Strathmore and Langdon, No 611 late departure, no cafe car, Lomond Mixed twice weekly, Spokane Calgary through service resumes, Calgary Dassang local, Swift Currents Empress trains schedule shifts, Bassano-Impress trains, and suppression of trains 540 and 527 with work shifted to Spokane Nos 68 and 64.
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Soo-Chicago
Moose Jaw
Chicago
Seattle
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Timersal Limited
Winnipeg
Revelstoke
Calgary
Medicine Hal
Toronto
Vancouver
Sudbury
Montreal
Medicine Hat
Gleichen
Strathmore
Langdon
Lethbridge
Lomond
Baby Beef Experiment At Strathmore Alberta Farm
Calves from Hereford and Shorthorn stock were fattened at the Canadian Pacific Railway Strathmore farm from late November 1914 to May. Forty four calves averaging 792 pounds at sale produced a net profit of about 8.5 cents per pound, with better returns possible under more favorable feed and higher finished beef prices. Key figures include weights, feed rations rising to 6 7 pounds daily, and costs for oats barley bran hay and prairie feeds, plus notes on calf selection and handling for best gains.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Strathmore
Alberta
Messrs
Robert Mitchell & Sons
Medicine Hat
Kealy Sentenced to Two Years at Lethbridge Jail
Q W Kealy, former police magistrate, was sentenced by Judge Carpenter to two years less one day with hard labor for two counts including stealing 255 from Amelia Cargill and fraudulently omitting 163.70 to Rose Shardlow. The sentences run concurrently. Others tied to the case include O W Kealy and three men charged with switch tampering, with Buchane receiving one year and two others released on suspended sentences.
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Q. W. Kealy
Lethbridge
Carpenter
Amelia Cargill
Rose Shardlow
O. W. Kealy
David Cargill
Pais
Amelia
J. W. Wreston
Kealy
McDunnough
Royal Bank
Paul Allard
John Buchane
Louis Boyer
C.P.R
Casualties First Field Artillery Brigade Report
Casualties list from First Field Artillery Brigade includes killed in action Sergt Gordon Valentine Boone Millertown Newfoundland wounds to Gunner 4H O Hanlon Kingston Ontario Gunner Hamilton Mc Whinney Hamilton Ontario Gunner Arthur Edgar Chatwin Regina Gunner W King Peterboro Ontario killed in action Gunner R J Mc Caw no address Bombardier Michael Rose no address Gunner Benny Degasparso Naples Italy killed in action Gunner Albert G Penticost Montreal Gunner Chas W Stewart Eng died of wounds Gunner Fred C Gunn Chatham New Brunswick Gunner Nicholas Leonard Cathart New Waterford
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First Field Artillery Brigade
Gordon Valentine Boone
Millertown
N.F
4H. O'Hanlon
Kingston
Ont
Hamilton McWhinney
Hamilton
Arthur Edgar Chatwin
Regina
W. King
Peterboro
Second Field Artillery Brigade
R. J McCaw
Michael Rose
Benny Degasparso
Naples
Italy
Albert
Cheep Men Anxious Over Wool Embargo
Lethbridge residents say the Wool Embargo Act harms farmers as wool prices fall. Local sheepmen compare Boston bids at 20 to 26 cents per pound last year to Eastern Canadian offers as low as six to nine cents. C. B. Crest, secretary of the Southern Alberta Sheep Growers Association, says the American market, once competitive, is blocked by the embargo. He warns prices may not match war-time levels without access to the U.S. market.
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Lethbridge
Boston
C. 8. Crest
Southern Alberta Sheep Growers’ Association
Local Briefs Note Arrivals and Engagements in City
Messrs T Moore and A J Mac Donald from Claresham visited the city yesterday Rev C B and Mrs Shaver guests of Mr and Mrs T M Babington return to Irvine England announces engagement Rev Rupert Bede Windsor M A chaplain 58th Infantry Brigade to Miss Alison Eleanor Evans late of Coutts Alberta Canon and Mrs Evans Bedworth Rectory Nuneaton England Mr McGuire Red Deer District Yappy Hollow visits report good crop prospects Miss Marjorie Rae visiting in city
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England
Rupert Bede Winsor
Coutts
Alta
58Th Infantry Brigade
Alison Eleanor Evans
Canon
Mr. McGuire
Red Deer District
Yappy Hollow
German Casualties 32000 at Langemarck
Ottawa reports from German sources indicate Langemarck battle losses of 6000 Canadians and 12000 German dead with at least 20000 wounded inflicted by the German forces. The casualty tally reflects a severe German toll amid the fight.
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Ottawa
Militia Department
Langemarck
Teddy is Cleared in Roosevelt Libel Suit
Syracuse May 21 The jury in the Barnes Roosevelt libel suit announced a verdict for the defendant Col Roosevelt shortly before 11 o clock.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Col. Roosevelt
Labor Leader Enters Cabinet in British Government
London May 21 The first authoritative appointment in the National Cabinet outside Asquith and the Foreign Secretary is Arthur Henderson. He succeeds Herbert Louis Samuel as President of the Local Government Board. Trade Unionists welcome the move.
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London
Asquith
Edward Key
Arthur Henderson
Herbert Louis Samuel
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Francis H. Richardson
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Arthur Leslie Cross
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John Cairn Duff
John Somerville
Manchester
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Harry H. Howland
Anvo Haikla
Finland
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George Leslie Garland
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William Geddes
Lawrence L. Finch
John Davey
Vincent Cleeves
Harry Chaine
James Boyle
Frank Wood
Walter Wallis
Alfred Gilbert Sivell
Evang Orr
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North Wales
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Frank Loureiro
Hong Kong
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Herbert Nelson
Dublin
Geo W. Nelson
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Edmonds
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Fairville
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Renfrew, Ont
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Edgar Luft
Berlin
Arinas T. Kelly
Brockville
WaIford E. Sparks
Muskoka
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Brantford
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A. J. Sloane
Clifford E. Herrel
Alandale
John S. Watmough Simcoe
Wm. Hulme
W. J. Burgess
Minnedosa
Man
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St. Onesime
Harry Armbrose
L. Street
Brooklyn
Edward D. Greenhart
Alfred J. Cleeton
Rossland
George C. Grant
James MM. Cabe
Jos. H. Stringer
Red Deer
Harry Maynard
William K. Dickson
Kitsilano
John Ross
John Soutar
Walter Fetterley
Chilliwack
Norman Fetterley
Ernest McKinnon
Kerrisdale
Robert G. McMillan
Parksville
Christopher Boyce Sharp
Horace Leslie Ravenhill
Scawinger Lake
Merin C. Simmons
John MckKinney
Herbert Fretwell
Norman Christy
Charles Thomas Worden
Mlinois
Frank Samuel White
Robert Moore
Sergt
William FF. Read
North Vancouver
Donald Mclean
Frederick R. McKelvey
Percy Sidore
Niche
N. Dak
Henry Robert Iggulden
Francis Waxier de Grandmont
Champlain
Arthur J. Conlon
Warsaw
James Gibson
John Park Bruce
Henry G. Allen
Theodore de Grandmont
Grandmere
Alwin Holland
Shallow Lake
Jno
Edwin Aldous
T. TV
Hartling
East Jedore
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Depot Harbor
Arthur Couture
West Selkirk
Alfred Goddard
Oak Lake
Fred Fisher
William G. Scott
D. M. Russell
Carsonby
A. Cunningham
Randolph Piche
St. Canut
William Ewart
Careyer
Outremont
Desmond Johnstone
Motown
Maine
William Dufresne
William Hughes
John Woods
Third Field Artillery Brigade
August William Ehmecke
Craten Langlois
Amagul
Matane
Peter McGurk
Ernest F. Palmer
Oswego
Oregon
U.S.A
Wilfrid M. Lockyear
Niatara Falls
Hector McKinnon
Plymouth
George Miller
Bangor
Jos. Martin
Olympia
Washington
Albert Potentier
Grand Forks
James Mathewson
North Shore
St. Anne's
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Ateheliz
Jas
Donglas Orr
Bellingham
P. Peters
Prince Rupert
B. Co
Alex May
Malcolm Gillis
Quincy
Mass
Joel Adam
St. Charles
Michigan
Tenlon
Shellmouth
Corp F. KK
Read
Elghth
Rancis A. Hey
Murillo
Thomas Jones
Charles Russell Murray
Jacon Morgan
Conception Bay
I. R. Ferguson
Ft Rouge
Winniper
Mountford Soule
West Vancouver
J. Markey
Prederfeton
N. J
Charles W. Baugh
Levis
Walter H. Jloworth
Frank G. Ferguson
Stainny Brae
Moneton
Fief
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Heustis
Archie McCormack
Norval
Donald Campbell
South Wales
Joseph Phillips
Kamloops
James Irvine
Chambers
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Ernest J. Dusem Loy
John Williams
Walter J. Frith
Henry Brown
William Paramer
Bristol
Charles McDowell
Henry Woodcock
John H. Turner
John Spanswick
Sidney Badley
James Blane
Cambridge
Percy Cross
Arthur Ronald Clarke
Iing
Thomas K. Chalmers
Dundee
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William Cliff
Henry H. Foreman
Wm. Dodman
John Benham
Crawford Dover
Alexander Bailey
James D. King
George H Blakeny
Stewart
Charles Wallick
Leslie James Miller
Newcastle
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Peter Anderson
Arthur J. K. Kirkpatrick
West Toronto
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Baptist Leonard Johnston
North Toronto
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Islington
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Daniel Bilson Merry
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William Lester Babcock
Dresden
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Edward D. Belew
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Alexander Clifford Lyttle
Nathaniel Gray
Henry Caunter
Biig
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Claude W. Gray
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James M. Colville
Malcolm Murray
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Albert Toers
Townsend Williams
Arthur Fenn
R. Colman Dyer
Sutton
John Levine
Louis Stephen I.e- Maine
George Peacock
Kenora
Second Field Artillery
Gunne Wesley C. Swain
Sherbrooke
Leonard Launcelot Peer
Guelph
Thomas Cole
Liskard
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William S$. Watson
Carluke
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Perth
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Ough
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Cuthbert Crowley
Herbert John Wade
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Arthur Pearson
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Matthew Nicholson
Pineview
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Morest
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Morgan
Neepawa
Harry CG. Ruffle
Bridgetown
Joseph R. Mallet
Walter Heald
Ralph Thistle
St. Johns
Victor Alexander MacLean
First Field Artery Brigade
George H. Holland
Thomas Frederick Butler
D. C. Erwin
Collingwood
Mahaffy
Rae
J. J. Creelman
3el Artillery Brigade
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Lethbridge Herald
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Wm. G., Anglin
Kingston, Ont
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McLaren Ewart
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Penny Lee
Parker
Penny” Lee
Teddy