09 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 09, 1914
Page
1
The notice states hours at Alameda residence are from 1 pm to 2 pm and 4 Sete, ing Gone Pasa Grataned to tenelere AT HOME every day except Wednesday. The address includes Meio Street and Oxbow.
The Spring Stallion Fair in Oxbow drew a large turnout Tuesday with many Canadian bred and imported stallions. Winners in Clydesdale and Shire classes included Doune Lodge Baron of Arcola and Glen Pride, while Percheron entries Jancy and Trumpet impressed judges. A fashion note described new hat designs and seasonal colors.
Saturday April 4 proved ideal for Miss Matheson's millinery show. The morning brought many ladies to the showroom from early hours until late evening with steady customer flow.
Rev. W P Spooner of Carnevale describes an Aqua Fluens Wheel that generates electricity without a dam and uses a riverside distribution similar to trolley currents. He believes the Souris stream could power Oxbow's lighting and offers to visit residents with diagrams if invited.
The article reflects on Easter as a longstanding symbol of spring and renewal from pagan to Christian times. It notes the seasonal signs of life and hope, the shifting debates over Easter observance, and the idea that the resurrection represents a vital truth in world history.
The sermon argues that the resurrection rests on Jesus life rather than testimony. It highlights transformation of disciples as a greater miracle and notes that even the poor follower senses Christ’s presence guiding and inspiring. Easter promises victory over death and a broader life beyond this world.
In the Oxbow district on Thursday, 1914, Mr. and Mrs. J. Clark announce the birth of a child. On Thursday in the Oxbow district, a child was born to Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Clark.
Union Bank of Canada urges every maturing son and daughter to open a personal savings account. The program promises regular saving opportunities and training in wise spending, aimed at lifelong thrift. Managed by AE Ivey at the Oxbow branch.
The Herald receives a transmitted genealogy from War Summerton showing Adam through King David. It lists 33 generations linking Adam to David with names such as Seth Enos Cainan Noah Abraham Isaac Jacob Judah Pharez Amminadab Nahor Terah Boaz Jesse and David.
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