Financial man from Kevinga predicts Melfort future grows
W E Disher of McGibbons & Co a Keivina financial broker praises Melfort as having strong growth and a solid AI rating with Canadian and American firms. He notes the Carrot River valley offers vast mixed farming opportunities and urges more outside interest. He highlights a Regina Leader article about Chevalier de la Corne’s expedition as a publicity avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Disher
Kevina
Disher
McGibbons & Co
Melfort
Canada
United States
Carrot River
Chevalier de la Corne
Saskatchewan
Regina
Valparaiso Moves and Visits Highlight Rural News
W Wilmot and family plan to relocate to Ravine Bank while Oswood land-seeker Geo Lindwram praised the country and plans mixed farming. Saskatoon visitor J A Stewart and Star City trader Priced were seen in town as John Featherston returned from Melfort. Lawson J Poole returns after Ontario trip with optimism about local prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Lindwram
Oswood
Neb
J. A. Stewart
Saskatoon
Star City
John Featherston
Melfort
Rt. C. Yager Epee
Tatare
Gepyts
Ee Pkel
Ee Sports
Sisbhabaaieoey K.C. Tega Hing Aed Aie Cab X. Hesilton Bao
Lawson J. Poole
Ontario
All Comers bonspiel concludes with Heawan rink winning
The final week saw A. A. Heawan's rink beat F. W. Clift's quartet for first prize in the All Comers competition. Clift took second, while Staff Sergt. Lorgia and J. Greenwood earned third and fourth place respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Heawan
F. W. Clift
Clift
Sergt. Lorgia
J. Greenwood
Building boom at Silver Park signals mixed farming rise
Wm Spears and Earl Richmond erect hog pens while George Richmond and Wes Young start a 18 by 24 iron roof granary and frame buildings. Geo Bill plans a house and barn this spring as Glen Giffen also plans work. A necktie social and dance will be held at the Silver Park school on Thursday the 26th with ties auctioned for the organ fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Spears
Earl Richmond
George Richmond
Wes. Young
Geo. Bill
Glen Giffen
Silver Park
Tara
Prince Albert Treasurer Faces Trial Over Fund Misappropriation
Herbert E L Hatt city treasurer of Prince Albert was committed for trial after allegedly misappropriating 808094 dollars from city funds. He reportedly admitted using the money for risky dealings and purchasing items for speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonda
Cow drinks gasoline and dies at Pleasant Valley farm
A cow belonging to T N Irvine at Pleasant Valley drank about twelve quarts of spilled gasoline from an open tin container after workers left. Within fifteen minutes the animal collapsed and died, an act attributed to the cow's curiosity and attraction to motor vehicle fumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Irvine
Pleasant Valley
Irvine
Birth notices from Melfort area March 1914 record multiple christenings
The clippings list births at several local places including Star, Willowdale, Lady Minto, Melfort and Fairy Glen during March 1914. Families named include Braken, Brice, Gillespie, Higginsby, Stewart, Watt and others with newborn sons and a daughter.
Farmers accuse abattoir firm of fake stock sales
Local farmers allege the Saskatoon abattoir company used false representations to sell stock last fall. They say agents claimed government backing and subsidies, but buyers now face losses as the company allegedly did not honor promises. The issue raises questions about government support for private abattoirs and the firm’s public assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatoon Abstroir
Disorderly Drunkenness Leads to Brief Jail Time in Melfort
In Melfort Magistrate court, Pa Welsh and Rennie Welsh were charged with disorderly conduct after disturbances at the Melfort hotel. Both men were detained Monday evening but released after a few hours due to cold jail conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennie
Whitmore
Melfort
Welsh Offord
Fool Bingagge
Pass the Exams in Physical Training
Announcement states 248 province students qualified under Strathcona Trust for car training. Trainers and students receive 15 dollars each from militia and defence, 50 cents per hour for 10 hours. About 4000 dollars in 15 dollar cheques distributed by education department to successful third class Normal teachers and students from Melfort area. A vacation training course may be held under canvas at a suitable province location.
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Strathcona Trust
Department of Militia and Defence
Department of Education
Melfort
Annie Atkinson
Kate Hamilton
Valparaiso
Victoria Minaker
Beatty
Mes
BR. A
Lalonde
Brieux
May Meadows
Lizzie Botwright
Ravine Bank
John Alcorn
Timber wolves raid Lost River pig pens
Wolves from the north crept into Lost River country last Saturday evening and stole two young pigs from Abran Bradshaw’s premises. Mr. Bendslaw fired at the wolves after hearing the squeals. one wolf was shot dead and described as a fierce animal.
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Saskatchewan River
North Country
Lost River Country
Abran
Bradshaw
Bendslaw
To Build New Elevators G A McEwen Announces Stock Interest
G A McEwen secretary of the newly organized Candy Went Grain states that the first public stock issue of 40000 dollars has already attracted subscriptions.
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G. A. McEwen
Mayor Hatton’s Return From Manitoba Trip At Home
Mayor Hatton returned home after a ten day trip to Winnipeg and other Manitoba locales. The visit focused on civic talks and regional collaboration with local officials and community groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatton
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Turn Clock on One Hour Get More Daylight
Melfort leaders urge advancing the town clock one hour to extend daylight for summer recreation and leisure. Businessmen praise the plan, noting earlier finish times and extra daylight for workers and the public, with a council petition expected once consensus is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melfort
Beattie Fred McNeil Leaves for Saskatoon to Play
Fred McNeil Beattie left for his home in Saskatoon last week and will play for Rev Pallinger's team this year. Rev J R King preached his farewell sermon on Sunday and wishes for a safe journey. A church box supper or tea is planned by the Church of England. Footballers plan a Saturday meeting to arrange the season. Mrs Warren Monger underwent a critical operation at Laly Minto hospital yesterday with Drs Hawke and Godfrey. She is progressing favorably today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McNeil
Saskatoon
Rev. Pallinger
Mr. Palinger
Bis
J. R. King
Laly Minto Hospital
Dre. Hawke Aul Godfrey
Mes
Warren Monger
Apra Ned
Saskatown Manager Advocates Growth of Mutual Life Produce
Jd. Renny, district manager for Mutual Life in Saskatown, spent several days in town last week. A mixed farming enthusiast, he urged growth of the dairy industry to benefit the city and consumers, taking home dairy butter and fresh eggs at reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jd. Renny
Saskatown
Manayger
The
Mutual Life
Renny
Anl
Renney
Melfort Seeks Extended Mail Route and Local Improvements
Pleasantdale residents led by Reeve Stewart and Secretary Sheers press for an eight mile extension of the stage line to Melfort to improve mail service and boost trade. They plan a petition to Ottawa via the Melfort board, while township roads and Pleasantdale Telephone Company expansion are also sought. H. P. Naylor & Co announce interior renovations and lighting upgrades on Main Street as part of broader store changes.
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Reeve Stewart
Sheers
Pleasantdale
Melfort
Silver Park
Watson
Stewart
Sheere
Ottawa
Melfort Board of True
Pleasantdale Rural Telephone Company
Crmanet Tates
Melteet Company
Ae le
H. P. Naylor & Co
Railway Engineer Reviews Northeast Route Progress
Railway plans show early grading on the Melfort Le Pas northeast line near Melfort. Contractors and civil survey teams have inspected the route and likely contracts are being issued for several stations. Engineer McKenzie will return soon as work advances toward spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melfort
Melfort le Pas
Melfort Hambohit
Usal
Winnipec
Frank Haven
Ataff
McKenzie
Missionary MacKenzie Teaches Immigrant Unity at Town Hall
A large crowd gathered Monday evening to hear Rev Murdoch MacKenzie DD speak on missionary work and China. He urged Canada to welcome immigrants, warn against sin, and pressed for child-centered Christian action while detailing decades of mission in China and the church’s role in global harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. MacKenzie
Monda
Murdoch MacKenzie
China
Christian Church
MacKenzie
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Catmole
Canada
Lennox Fraser
Geo. Marshall
S. J. Shields
G. A. McEwen
W. Clift
LD Bryden
W. Peamypton
E Asset
J. G. Boyd
New Hardware Store Nears Opening in April
Rapid progress is being made on the interior of S Smart's new hardware store, overseen by W. J. Tew of Mime. The line shows the store will open early in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Smart
Prisoner Louis Rats Commutes Life Sentence
A distorted report notes Louis Rats, formerly convicted, begins a life sentence action. The text references commutation and transfer to a penitentiary at Prince Allort, with unclear dates and locations due to OCR damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Sant
Prince Allort
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W. Wilmot
Geo. Prenevost
Herbert Richmond
South Dakota
Miss Harrower
P.A
Lost River
Fred
Ben
Lee
Star
Wedall
James Bracken
Txonopy
Wet Ormlay
Mee
H.W. Iugiesby
Prisday
Wnd
J. H. Stewart
Fairy Glenn
Jas. Watt
Houttr Company
N.w
Maira
Church of England
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