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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
1
Neighborhood notice lists destination as Main Street residence with hours from dawn to 2 pm and 7 pm to unspecified, indicating a weekday schedule with Wednesday excluded. The fragment mentions postal or street location at Alameda and unspecified times.
The Union Church in Frobisher opened with 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. services led by Rev. D. R. Clare of Wa wanesa and Rev. T. A Unroe. The red brick Gothic edifice seats 500, cost about 14000 dollars with 4000 subscribed, and reflects local effort and wider Union church aims across Canada.
Mrs Forsyth wife of R Forsyth M L A for Souris died at the family home Coldridge this Thursday morning at 2 o'clock after a three week illness. Funeral at the home tomorrow Friday March 13 at 2 o'clock. She was 36 years 4 months and 11 days old and leaves a husband and two children.
A fragmented report lists student names and scores by grade levels. Entries include Grade VIII top scores R 7 Banks 612 and Grade VII 441 for Lottie Simons Susie nm. Grade V Roy Dickson 507 and Charlie Dickson 547. Harry Grade Th Rigin Dickson 576.
Mr and Mrs S McMurtry and W A Greer left for business visits in Vancouver and Victoria. The district farmers are asked to attend the big rally in the ward hall Oxbow on Wednesday evening March 18 under the Saskatchewan Grain Growers association with address by Mr J Kennedy vice president the Grain Growers Grain Company.
The Herald prints the first issue of The Crusader, a Regina based bi monthly paper promoting the banish the bar movement in western Canada. It argues against liquor traffic and urges subscriptions at 1 00 per year with offices in Darke Block Sask.
The booklet 5000 Facts About Canada issued for 1914 compiled by Frank Veigh, noted statistical authority, updates data with a larger data set, new maps and improved binding. It presents essential facts on Canada's progress and development.
A promotional notice explains The Canadian Facts publishing company offers Dominion in a Nutshell, a concise reference encyclopedia of national progress with chapters on Agriculture Area Bank ing Census Mining Manufacturing Trade. It is advertised for 25 cents by mail from Toronto or at news dealers.
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