Local News Items Mixed With War Forgery and Alienist satire
A scattered regional page notes arrivals from Dominion City, harvest sales, and a local tennis tournament. It reports severe hail damage across Foxwarren and surrounding farms with losses up to 100 percent in places. It also covers a forged telegram that misled Emperor Franz Josef into war, critiques alienists on the Loeb Leopold case, and memorializes Jonuthrie Sutherland, an Arrow River resident.
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Essra McCrindle
Redmond
Carr
Cuthbertson
Donn
Elius
Bartlett
Selsgirth
Associated Press
Free Press
Francis Josef
Austria Hungary
Serbia
Coleonel Seliger
Austrian War Office
Bosnia
Preas Bureau
Memorial service draws 700 in Miniota park
About 700 residents attended a community memorial in Miniota town park on Sunday. Reeve chaired proceedings with Rev. Simpson Beulah Legge Birtle and Moffat on the platform as the Miniota Band led singing and a 40 voice choir performed. The council announced a $1000 levied fund toward a future war memorial and Rev Moffat read the war dead honor roll, with more names expected and a photo of the service to follow next week. It was the first open air memorial service of its kind and organizers promised improvements for future events.
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Miniota
Simpson
Beulah
Legge
Birtle
Moffat
Van Camp’s White Naptha Soap Offer
An advertising notice from W. L. Hodnett promoting Van Camp's White Naptha Soap large cakes at 4 for 25 cents with a call to try the product.
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van Camp
W. L. Hodnett
Two Cars Overturn in Valley
An accident occurred Sunday in the valley when Thos. Hamilton’s car slipped off a loose grade south of the bridge and rolled over. Four people were riding. no one was seriously hurt aside from minor scratches.
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Hamilton
Prince of Wales Ventures Through America and Canada
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales departed last weekend for a visit to America and Canada. The trip is unofficial, taken as a leisure holiday with stops in both nations. After America, he will tour his livestock ranch, a venture to improve western breeding, reflecting a genuine interest rather than sentiment or profit. He remains a popular figure, widely respected and expected to be warmly welcomed in the regions visited.
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Prince of Wales
America
Canada
Wreck on the grade prompts safety calls
A car rolled off a bad grade into a ditch injuring Mrs Blackie and her husband who were trapped beneath it along with two passengers and a child. Bystanders lifted the car to free them. Residents urge council to fence the grade to prevent further crashes on this dangerous stretch.
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Ant
Blackie
Main Street
Wompen
Wert
Climie MacDonald Wedding at St Pauls Church
Edith Annie MacDonald, youngest daughter of Mrs E I MacDonald, married Edwin Carlyle Climie second son of Mrs A F Climie of Saskatoon at St Pauls church on Saturday August 16 at 7 o clock. Rev Philip Duncan officiated. The bride wore a fawn ton crepe gown with pleated georgette trimmings and a picture hat. Little Miss Margaret Climie was flower girl in Valenciennes lace. The ushers were Ri R Emerson and P H Eve. Organist Mr Cheechck played softly. The couple will reside at 21 Hull Ave St Vital after the ceremony.
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St Paul’s Church
Edith Annie
MacDonald
Edwin Carlyle
A. F. Climie
Saskatoon
Philip Duncan
Dauphin
H. . MacDonald
Miniota
Georgette
Margaret Climie
Valenciennes
Ri R Emerson
P.H. Eve
Cheechck
Climie
Hull. Ave
St. Vital
Claim for disability pensions must be filed before August 31 1924
A government warning urges all ex servicemen with disabilities to file disability pension claims immediately before the August 31 1924 deadline. Dependents may apply within three years after death or the dependent condition begins. Filing now protects eventual full consideration of the claim.
Immigration literature in Canada misleads readers abroad
A writer condemns misleading immigration pamphlets that promise wealth in Canada while implying only opportunities for the physically able. The piece contrasts deceptive appeals with what genuine literature should present about Canada’s climate, work, and the strains of semi pioneer life. It notes the Wembley Exhibition materials echo this message and warns against weeklings and those seeking easy riches.
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Canada
Advertising ethics reform changes immigration rhetoric
The text argues that misleading advertising harmed customers and that advertisers in Canada and abroad must honor promises. It suggests immigration literature will improve in quality, even if quantity lags, producing contentment and lasting impressions instead of past deceit.
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Canada
Miss Lynch Takes School at Angusville
Miss S. Lynch has assumed control of a school in Angusville, signaling a leadership change. The move places Lynch in charge of local education operations and curriculum decisions.
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S. Lynch
Angusville
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Countrymans Hardware
Miniota Shoe and Harness Repair Shop
Massey Harris
International Loan CO
Winnipeg
MO. Spalding
B.R Miniota
Manitoba
Watts
Surcner
S. Cusack
Arrow River
LE Lass
Massey-Harris
S.cusack
Dominion City
Bessie Bonner
Glindstone
Thoreday
United States
Mr. Loeb
Mr Leopold
Kid McCoy
McCoy
Thei
John Guthrie Sutherland
Wron
Jon Tuthrie Sutherland
Suothertland
Brandan Hospital
Dda
Werthaen
Seecaiel
Brandon
Siopson
Auraw River
Ife
W. J. UM
White Rock
B. C
Wallace
Man
Reid
Elbow
Sask
Ab Herald Office
Morgan Johnson
Sale —Heintzman
F. E. Cullen
W. HL. Dumbrell
Mihiota
John J. Arklie
R. J Dunsmore
Ventist
Virden
Dumbrell’s Hotel
R.B. Edmundson
Preston & Henderson
Bernard Fox
Hamiota
Wm. Watts
R L. Miles
LDS
C.D.S. Pratt & Faumnan
Canadian Packing CO. Limited
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