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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
5
The policy calls for compulsory English instruction in all schools and a curriculum revision to improve teacher qualifications salaries and pensions. It also supports cooperative ownership of mills elevators packing plants abattoirs and cold storage facilities through loans. Civil service to be merit based, removing politics from appointments and promotions.
Mrs Frank and family visited the farm of Mr Southam. Mrs Arnold Staples left for Winnipeg to work. Mr and Mrs Walter Charles visit East of town. The Union Bank window was shattered in a wind storm. Mayor Miles McCay goes to Winnipeg for Merchants Retail Association affairs. Rev J Russell departs for Hamilton to attend High Court of the C O F. Mr Russell will be away about three weeks. Mr and Mrs J W Byers celebrate their twentieth anniversary with a verandah tea. W E Christmas conducted evangelistic services in Moose Jaw. Mira Gladys Best visits from Glen Ewen. Mrs Wm Langrish attends Anglican Women’s Auxiliary in Moose Jaw. Laughton of Gillespie’s visits with Mrs McNaughton of Wawanesa. Red Cross thanks donors for 8 20 from Graive Association. Harold Bennett is reported killed on honor roll at Anglican car. Miss Margaret Brown of Ox Bow exchanges vacationing in Winnipeg with Mrs Rob Henderson. Bob is batching and gaining weight. Commissioner Santom and Major Woombes plan weekend visit to H Morrish home. Commissioner Lantom to lead service at Oxbow Methodist Church on June 17 at 4 30 p m.
A fragmentary item names figures like Clark, Baloo and James Little Woody, tracing a puzzling reference to a child and family in a cryptic note. The readable text hints at relations to J. BD and Ceres, with an unclear local context.
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