Patriotic Bonspiel Ends With Notable Rink Performances
Three rinks led by Eaton Don and Baird earned top marks in the patriotic bonspiel with six games apiece, two ladies on each rink, and a finals showing by the Don. The Baird team fell to a son in law decked for the occasion, as the event neared ten games in total. The Ladies Curling Club plans movement and the executive report notes 100 dollars in subscriptions and 50 dollars to the Returned League Fund.
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The 646 San and cold tense plea leaves truth unseen
A cryptic line hints at a confrontation where harsh truth remains hidden behind a chill call for help. The fragment suggests a tense moment with motives and clarity unsettled, inviting readers to question what is genuinely real.
Ox pa Paws pee Town Council Meeting Notes
Regular Ox pa Paws pee council meeting chaired by Mayor Horst discusses minutes adoption and clerk duties. Topics include pump engine inspection, fire and water committee repairs, battery replacement, and curling ticket policy.
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Palmers Warned To Obtain Seed Early
Ottawa reports seed buyers are advised to secure seed promptly as planting season approaches with warnings issued to Palmer’s customers and farmers to avoid shortages.
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Cheaper Potatoes Surplus Shapes Canadian Market
Canada faces a potato surplus of 7 million bushels while the United States reports about 100 thousand bushels, signaling potential price drops and adjustments in Western markets and border trade.
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Harness trade expands with brother Charles joining
A local harness shop reports strong demand this week as the proprietor, aided by his brother Charles a skilled harness maker, expands service in the farmers district. The move eliminates excuses for delays and promises solid results.
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Health update for W R Workman after Saskatoon trip
Out of town for harness line requirements W R Workman attended the Dairymen's convention in Saskatoon and a sheep convention in Regina. He returned home last Friday reporting improved health after treatment for rheumatism.
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