Town and Municipal Politics Stir Community Meetings
A town meeting saw Mayor W O Fraser thanked as council seats open amid talk of changes. McCay Burmeister vie for mayor with acclamations for town councillors, while Ox Bow voters prepare for Monday polls and Moose Creek also schedules contests.
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W. O. Fraser
McCay
Herman Burmeister
Tommy Gibbons
Cope
John Hurst
Jeremiah
Michael
Burmeister
Oxbow
Miles McCay
Oxbow Dor
Patriotic Meeting Hailed To Promote War Effort In Oxbow
A local notice announces a patriotic meeting in the ward hall Oxbow tomorrow evening to boost recruiting and financial backing for war relief. Speakers include Col Murray British officer veteran of Egypt and South Africa Col Kirkaldy returned wounded WWI veteran and J Hilliard Leech Winnipeg lawyer.
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Ward Hall
Oxbow
Col. Murray
Egypt
South Africa
Col. Kirkaldy
J. Hilliard Leech
Winnipeg
Murra O. C. Gist
Dalesboro Post Office Fire Destroys Residence
A Sunday night blaze gutted the residence of Mr. W. Eaton keeper of the Dalesboro Post Office. Inmates reportedly escaped in night attire and mail matter may have been lost. The cause is unknown and authorities note a prior similar incident involving Eaton.
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W. ¥. Eaton
Dalesboro
First Revenue Act Cheque Stamp Conviction in Ottawa
The first conviction under the new revenue act requiring a two cent cheque stamp was registered in Ottawa court last week. Deputy M Askwith fined Morris Glattenburg and ordered $2 costs for issuing a cheque without the required stamp.
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Ottawa
M Askwith
Morris Glattenburg
Ottawa Exchange
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J. G. Hut
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God Save the King
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