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Oxbow News Roundup Indicates War Efforts and Local Happenings
In Oxbow Saskatchewan and surrounding areas activity centers on war support and community life. W Hill & Sons will take hogs for shipment next Monday February 1917. Rev A E Davis visited Regina with his son Sergeant Hartley Davis awaiting overseas service. Ralph Branson is reported out of danger after serious wounds in Northern France. The Farmers Nonpartisan Political League of Saskatchewan spoke on market reforms and rural credit. Ted Rothwell wired up the Greer block including post office lighting. Boris Hambourg and Redfern Holligshead are slated for a major concert February 26. James Dawson, 66, dies. funeral Friday at Oxbow cemetery. National Service Board in Gainsboro to mobilize idle manpower for war effort.
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W. Hill & Sons
Monda
J. P. Tripp
Estevan
King Howard Hall
A. E. Davis
Regina
Sergt
Hartley Davis
Motorcycle Corps
Ralph Branson
Oxbow
Arthur
Ellsworth
Farmers
Political League of Saskatchewan
Sncial
Ted
Rothwell
Greer
Burge
James Dawson
Jas
Hope Diatrict
Oxhow
Jas. Henderson
Daw
Portage la Prairie
Albert
Brandon
Edmund
Jas. Porter
Hope District
National Service Board of Sourts
Gainsboro
C. C Smith
Carnduff
WO Fraser
Dr Lee
Frobisher
E. J Jones
Alameda
S. R. Wallace
Eph McIimoys
Glen Ewen
J.H Elliott
Carndoff
H. Patterson
Carnevale
Wm. McFarlane
J. Kershaw
Canada