Bownty Sports Day Highlighted By Rain Interruption
Weather disrupted Bownty annual sport day with finals and matches unfinished. Shldes and Bounty final saw Milden win by 4 to 0 while Sovereign beat Bowery 1 0 in football. Tennis drew 30 players. Mrs Button won the ladies event. Branston Buttons reached the semi finals in doubles with Walker still contesting singles.
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Bownty
Shldes
Bounty
Milden
Dix
Angles
Mre
Button
Gutlock
Branston Buttons
Walker
Sovereign
Bowery
Local Unregistered Practitioner Fined in Outhesk Case
Clanre C Wall a graduate of Universal College of Ioe a faced J B Rice JT after being charged with practicing medicine without registration and for gain. The case heard Wednesday evening resulted in a guilty plea and a fine of five pounds plus costs.
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Clanre C. Wall
Universal College of Ioe
J. B. Rice
Grain Crop Damage Report From Agriculture Department
Official statement from the Agriculture Department says no serious damage to grain crops nationwide though some crops had not recovered by the time reports were compiled. The text notes the assessment was made with incomplete data and stresses caution.
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Department of Agiculture
Town Council Plans July Celebration and Weed Control Measures
The council approved funds for a First of July celebration and assigned 675 for related needs. The finance committee will review town insurance policies. Town weed control was discussed with Mr Henricks and councilor Riles promising action to eradicate local weeds.
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A — M. Henricks
Rady
Martin Riles
Bedy
School Shower for Canadian Soldiers Raises Gum And Chocolate
Friday June Seth hosted a class fundraiser at the Public School for Canadian soldiers in hospital and at sea. Students sent 120 confectionery items including 93 cakes of chocolate and 6 packages of gum per room with totals distributed to the Red Cross Society. Donations also included 350 from Mrs M Hall for a cot to the Canadian Hospital at Cleveden Berkshire.
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Thospital
Sewat
Red Cross Society
Mies Hull
Ichole
Mr. McEown
Mini
Weeds on Vacant Lots Threaten Farmers Across Towns
The article notes vacant lots and roadside areas near towns foster weed growth. It argues that these sites act as weed seed sources, spreading in winds to farms. It criticizes past weed control bulletins for focusing only on farmers and urges city areas to address the issue.
Unclear Text Reflects Local Note on Rowmbed Marriage
Fragmentary OCR mentions an union involving N. W. Gillis of the same place and a person or place named Rowmbed. The unreadable snippet limits clearer details about the event or individuals.
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Rowmbed
N. W. Gillis
Bodies Recovered After River Incident Near Outlook
Two of the five victims’ bodies were found Saturday about four miles north of Outlook. The other remains were located Sunday afternoon. Drinkle employed a man to search the riverbank as the inquiry continued and authorities planned an inquest into the deaths.
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Serday
Outlook
Drinkle
A. T
A. T. Made Dr
Turrill
Four Horse Events and Athletic Events on Program
The program includes four horse races with three hanes affairs and a pony mace plus a Farmers free-for-all with 100 total prize money. Amateur half mile heats offer 850 in prizes, pony race carries 50, and an amateur baseball tournament totals 100. Football prize is 15 and a ten mile free-for-all auto race offers 75.
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Hanes
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Teas and Cookery Sale Notice
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will hold a monthly ten o'clock tea and sale of homemade cookery at Mrs Bramston's house on Saturday June 2 from 3 to 6 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Weather predicting wet weather near perpendicular conditions is noted with past two new moons failing to bring rain.
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Summer Excursions Advertised by Canadian Pacific Railway
The issue highlights attractive vacation options from Canadian Pacific Railway including trips to the Pacific Coast Alaska Panama and a circle tour through the Cana Rockies. The ad promotes a magnificient mountain and inland water trip as a top world class excursion.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Alaska
Cana— Rockies
Betton Family Figures In Local Sketch
A garbled fragment refers to Mr. and Mrs. G. A Lp and Mr. and Mrs. LF Betton, with mention of a brother of Mrs, and a cast or caster, suggesting a family portrait or social notice in a local page.
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G. A
Geestacf
End
LF. Betton
St Andrews Presbyterian Ark Precentors Meet for Practice
A note lists St Andrew's Presbyterian Church members meeting for practice this Saturday afternoon at 3 o clock. The ark and choir will rehearse in the church space.
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St Andrew's Presbyterian Ark
Austro German Push Near Lemberg Shifts Focus West
London reports the Austro German advance in Galicia closening on Lemberg after weeks of Russian advance. The strategists now aim to paralyze the Resian army and move heavy forces into the western theatre to break the French British line or extend costly warfare.
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London
Galicia
Lemberg
Maple trees in town infested by green fly insect
Town council and forestry branch address an infestation of an aphid like green fly attacking numerous maple trees. Officials discuss the problem and potential control measures.
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Forestry
Railway Board order on car payments and paper-lined shipments
An order from the Railway Board requires railway firms to pay for car shipments with paper consignments and outlines bulk paper handling. Since October 12, 1914, leakage concerns have prompted the board to act after Northwest Dealers' Association complaints. The board specifies payment rules for paper-lined cars and related charges.
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Railway Board
Ate Gee Fort William Consignee
Uscrn
L. R
Northwest Dealers’ Association
Community notices mix of exams and events at local school
The Grade VIII and Pact 1 exams occur this week under Mr H T Hall. A December acclamation is discussed alongside municipal affairs. The Grain Growers plan a July 1 event near the station with families invited. Damage from cutworms is reported where government seed was used. Wardens Jas Curran and Dr A G Hopkins elected at a vestry meeting.
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H. T. Hall
Jas. Curran
A. G. Hopkins
Coroner's Jury Concludes Inquest Into River Drowning
A coroner's pry sat to identify an unknown man found drowned south of Outlook along the Preventerr river. The inquest at Broderick adjourned last Saturday without identification despite published descriptions as jurors reviewed evidence and offered their findings.
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Outlook
Jane
Broderick
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