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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 23, 1914
Page
4
A 1914 meeting of the Oxbow Farmers Company Limited was held in Hell Ox Olyagth with A McLwop serving as secretary. The record notes wards and the time of the gathering.
A quiet July wedding at the Chrismas farm in Oxbow united Reginald Bowerman and Nellie Hatted with plans to establish a home there. On Elm Valley farm, Frank E. Russell of Nafresto Colorado wed Edna Taylor of Boise Idaho in a horseback ceremony by Rev J Russell with Fred Noble and Bessie Noble as attendants.
Summer School notes outline moving pictures event Friday at 95 oclock in Wylies theatre and urge town citizens to attend. Sunday services include 11 am address by Rev Frank Langford, 2 pm rally by Rev D H Wing, 3 pm sermon by Rev Hazlewood, 7 pm sermon by Rev R L McTavish. Opening night featured Mayor Fraser granting freedom of the city and park to the school with remarks by W A Greer and I E C Sanders. Speakers included Rev D H Wing Regina Rev R L McTavish Moose Jaw Rev J R Earle China Rev F Langford Regina and Dr Hazlewood Toronto.
Rev. Koepke, the lone missing speaker, is due next Monday. Rev G H Glover and Mrs Glover of Carnevale have settled in their tent. Miss Newman from Trossachs returns with a party. Rev R L McTavish from Moose Jaw arrives for morning devotion, with Rev Dr Hazlewood from Toronto and Rev J R Earle from China arriving later. Twenty seven girls are at camp with Miss I Trumpour Miss M McCarty and Miss Vera Creighton in charge and busy organizing. Frank from Regina arrived Monday night and immediately helped with tasks.
Rev Hazlewood will speak at the park tonight and Co s tan shoe sale extends for a week with bargains left. Five locals attended Brandon fair this week. P church ladies offer bath and tea on August 6 at the church basement for Oxbown s fair. Rev A L McTavish will preach at St Paul s on Sunday morning. no evening service. A concert Saturday night at the Park features the band and Miss Shackleton and others. Mortgage sale announced for August 7 1974 at 2 PM by McMurtry and McMurtry auctioneers with cash terms. A horse drawn accident near Oxbow injures Mrs Shaw wrist. Dr Tripp reports patient improving.
By Law No 100 authorizes borrowing 16000 dollars to build a electric light and power plant in Oxbow with debentures. A vote of Burgesses will be held Friday June 9 1914 at 9 am to 5 pm MST in the Council Chamber for the measure.
An ad in Sask area offers a used YX 52 Gert-Scott threshing separator for sale. Item details are limited due to damaged text but placement and pricing hints suggest a local agricultural equipment listing. Potential buyers should verify model and condition with the seller in Saskatchewan.
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