Sons of England Grand Lodge Meets on Monday in Alberta
The Grated Lodge of Alberta of the Sons of Maehlind Benefit Socies holds its twelfth annual session in the city on Labor Day with delegates expected from across the province. The Grand Lodge operates separately from the Supreme Lodge which recently finished its annual meeting in Calgary. Delegates arrive Sunday evening for a one day meeting to conclude matters promptly.
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Sons OF England Grand Lodge
Alberta
Grated
Lodge of Alberta
Sons of Maehlind
Grand Lodee
Supreme Lodee
Fityooi Caleary
Hornig
Chrsad
F.C. Lanham
Cassares
Poe Heo Gade
Calgary
Lethbridge
Strathcana
Bed Peer
Redelite
Asa
W. Pickard
Sucaembers
Oil and Society Figures Feature in Local Notes
Readable fragments describe oil exploration figures, artesian wells, and formation studies near town. Mentions Dr. Williams and Dre Dawline, Dutch Shell’s Mr. Moore, and Canadian formations with potential oil prospects. Also notes a Russian czarist figure, local lodge proceedings, and a minister commenting on a poison claim related to King Boris.
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Varrsnercos
Atti
Drea
Williauss
Obo
A. Abbett
A. Thompson
Forenan
C.J. Rampert
Wilaus
Tren Yuu Cauyer
Pubeentotows
Nova Scotia
Ontario
Tere
Williams
Canada
Willigins
Dre Dawline
Vir. Moore
Dutch Shell Company
Pondot
Standard of Companies
Moore
Rotary Club Karnival Draws Big Crowd In Medicine Park
The fourth annual Karnival drew a large crowd to Aries Park Curling Rink and surrounding blocks last evening. The event began at 7 30 with a fast drawing, prize boxes emptied into a revolving cylinder, and the first prize won by seven year old Elizabeth Ferrier amid cheers. The sale continued for nine more prizes with winners called to the platform, as plans for two more nights of entertainment were announced.
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Medicine Hat
Armoury Park
Elizabeth Ferrier
Vow
Rotary Club
Aries Park
Curlin
Midwest
Medicine
Jim Aul
Arar Onvy
Strowirs Cosea
Stacey
Conrad
Huckvale
Tnehy
British steamer Penninant sinks after collision
The British steamer Penninant of 6650 gross tons, operated by Baron Penrylin, sank after colliding with the tanker Yeastin off Gravesend on September 4. The captain and his wife were drowned while the crew were saved.
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Gravesend
Ene
Penninant
Baron Penrylin
Ater
Yeastin
Pennam
Ontario to license all auto drivers
Mindster Mindster of t urebic Wearrks and Highways told the annual meeting of the Auto Mobile Association that Ontario will require licenses for all drivers. The plan aims to curb violations and fee enforcement, with a permit system potentially leading to permanent revocation for violators.
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Ontario
Yoroanto
Maersy
Worm
Terio
Fiennes
Prince of Wales I5 Still in Argentina
Soran Uetitieia reports the Prince of Wales I5 remains in Argentina. Cobb Cia tide Of Wales is arrived here with a trade mission and delayed departures noted. Two days ago Wilrere and Paden prepared to depart, with readiness at Port Are.
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Prince OF Wales I5
Argentina
Soran Uetitieia
Cobb CIA Tide of Wales
Karnival Matinee and Evening Programs for Kiddies
The Karnival hosts a Saturday matinee for children at 2 oclock with usual features and a second evening program. A Rotarians duo helped set the pace at opening. To combat heat in the curling rink ventilating teas are added for tonight. Tomorrow afternoon the kiddies event runs from 2 to 5 with dancing from 1 to 6. no entrance fee changes noted.
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Tomorrew
Warnival
Railway Men Protest Rate Reduction in West
Representatives of railway workers denounce a minority Railway Commission order for reduced freight rates. The resolution claims the action conflicts with democratic principles and parliamentary sentiment and urges committee review and protest.
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West
Ottawa
Coloradine Press
Railway Commission
Inj
Prades
Liber Couness
Committee On
Pirtlre Inter
Cshu
Increased Revenues and Decreased Expenditures Record
Ottawa reports five months ending August 31 show decreased net debt and higher ordinary revenue. Net debt stands at 2,366,922,600, down 8,325,704 from July 31 and 20,594,038 from August 31 last year. Ordinary revenue reached 169,094,938, up 6,571,623 from the prior year. ordinary expenditure fell by 1,090,397 compared with 1924.
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Ottawa
Fpress
Department of Finance
Violent Deaths Reported Across East Canada Ports
Multiple fatal incidents reported in Eastern Canada operations yesterday. A stevedore fell from a ship in Montreal harbor, another died after a street assault in Quebec, and several others were killed in accidents or collisions involving vehicles and waterways. Names listed in dispatches include Wilfred Vanronel, Georges McGecegor, and Caleb Tiere, with reports spanning Montreal, Bonne Chere River, and Woodstock areas.
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Obani
Canada
Waster Blais
Stevedars
Montrea
Wilfred Vanronel
Amed
Wars
George McGecegor
Bonne Chere
Cuma
Stavaprior
Caleb
Vanderbilt Died of Internal Hemorrhages
A Riverside tragedy reports that a member of the Vanderbilt lineage died from internal hemorrhages after a long illness. The narrative notes a sudden collapse and a fatal attack followed by a decisive weakening, with officials indicating the death occurred after midnight at the family estate. Further details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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Sands Point
Ain
Praying For Rain Across Drought Stricken South
Southern states call for divine aid as one of the worst droughts in a century grips the region. Governor Melee in Columbia issues a proclamation for Sunday fasting and prayer while Atlanta activists describe conditions as pitiable. Farmers cut young trees to feed livestock and towns ration hogs amid scarcity.
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Atlanta
Columbia
S.C
Melee
Tom Moore Re elected Leader Of Trades and Labor Congress
The article reports Tom Moore again heading the Trades and Labor Congress, noting his prior term and continued influence within the organization. Specific details on dates or supporting figures are unreadable in the fragment.
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Tom Moore
Trades and Labor Congress
Kooler at the Karnival Brings Improved Ventilation
The crowd at the carnival last night praised the new cooling measures. Electric fans and a ventilating system are to be installed to keep the interior cool and comfortable for attendees tonight.
Wheat Market Dip Follows Opening Rally Across Grains
The wheat market eased after an initial higher open with October futures quoted around 1.25 a bushel. Cash wheat rose three cents amid strong demand and tight supplies, while barley saw active trade and coarse grains priced modestly higher. The rye and flax markets were nominal. Governor Brett notes weeks holiday in Britain.
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