Prompted by shortage, government calls for farm labor help
In a wartime appeal the official urges tapping USDA and federal help to bolster farm labor. He cites Canada and United States sources, estimating 46 000 workers needed for Ratchewan Gow area, noting reserves must be mobilized. Seven communities would supply 700 men if each contributed 100, with villages providing additional workers.
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United States
Canada
Work Party Inventory Notes and Names
Fragmentary list records multiple work party items including socks shirts pajamas and names such as Miss Clark Mr Nicholson Marquis Mrs Barbery Mr Barbery Mr Asterne Mrs Rogers and Mr B P Kent with varying quantities and items.
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Cobb
Mood
Mre
Miss Clark
Mr. Nicholson
Marquis
Mice McGavin
Fragmentary note on war and Germany unclear
The readable fragments mention a republic and Germany with an author name Dee Oren and a country reference, but the content is too garbled to determine a coherent event or attribution.
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Ghrt
Agh
Germany
Dee Oren
Regular town council meeting minutes of April 16 1917
The council met in the clerk's office with Mayor A. Am Fonurs presiding. It approved minutes, ordered a pay list for several vendors, requested duty details on Barton Proctor shipment, warned arrears payers to settle by May 1, and gave readings to bylaws 10a9 and 10%, with the latter third reading.
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A. Am Fonurs Cusastiiens
Menry Moen
Mackemithing
Charles Henderson
T. MH
Barton Proctor
Lincoln
England
Outlook
Moore Named District Superintendent for Lumier Co
Albert Moore, long time chase manager for the Lumier Co, is appointed district superintendent. He expects to start new duties around the first of May. Moore weighs future plans and is unsure if he will relocate for the role.
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Albert Moore
Chase
Eekbes Lumier Co
Moore
Whethlook
Pioneers Mr and Mrs Knox Honored Before Departure
Mr and Mrs Matt Knox longtime district residents who sold their farm south of town and plan to move to Glencoe Ontario were guests of honor at a Friday dance. They received a purse and an address from friends in Broderick praising their pioneer contributions to the village and district.
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Matt Knox
Glencoe
Knox
Broderick
Dominion Government Abolishes Duty on Wheat Imports
The Dominion announces a duty remission on Canadian wheat entering the United States, with free access for Canadian wheat to the U S market. The move, guided by War Measures Act and cabinet approval, aims to support British and allied consumers amid wartime shortages.
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Wilcow-Inderwood
United States
Canada
Porta of Entry
Calyinet Couner
George Poster
Robert Borden
U States
British Wheat Commission
Great Britain
Siaes Caren
Letter From War Front Mentioning Canada Ireland and Ireland
A wartime letter recounts time in the trenches with Canadians and a Leinster regiment officer. The writer reflects on France Canada and a longing for Ireland while noting prison experience in Dublin and gratitude for home. He jokes about gophers and hopes for a future mayoral or public works role.
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Onay J. A. Pimner
Imperial Army
Tam
Leinster Regt
Outhook
France
Canada
Ireland
Dublin
Prairie fires to be kept to a minimum in spring
Provincial police vow vigorous prosecution for farmers who let prairie fires run at large this spring causing damage to neighbors property. A Regina Leader review previews the Lyric theatre's Aladdin pantomime opening Friday April 2 as Regina's fall season starts with a packed house last evening.
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Regina Leader
Wuich
Lyric Theatre
Regina
Word Receives Notice at Henley Macbeth Malcolm
Word has been received at Henley Macbeth Malcolm regarding a local matter. The brief item notes a communication or update reaching the Henley Macbeth Malcolm office, with no additional details provided in the readable text.
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Henley Macbeth
Malcolm
Quiet Dinsmore Wedding Ties the Colelough Family
On April 11 at the home of Mr and Mrs James Colelough in Dinsmore a quiet wedding was held for their daughter Jennie Eliza.
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James Colelough
Dinsmore
Jennie Eliza
Local Street Plan Fragment Ends at Bask Street
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a route near Selkirk Street and Bask Street with unclear directions and stray text about a turnout or boundary. Readable parts imply a streetscape item rather than a full event or decision.
River ice breakup details unclear amid garbled report
A fragmented OCR note discusses ice breakup on a river with uncertain timing and dates. It mentions an estimate of 600 units and references Friday and a later break event compared with prior years, but the text is unreadable in key parts.
Fragmented OCR Take On Local Notice
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Col Mu Merrie
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