Lieutenant Edward Gark Dead at 35 in Moose Jaw
Lieut. Edward Gark D C M aged 35 years 11 months 6 days died Friday April 27 at his Moose Jaw Saskatchewan home. He leaves wife three children and his aged parents seven sisters and one brother. He formerly lived at Staplesont and was noted for a Hesex town hall lecture about front experiences and the Distinguished Coach Medal. He was wounded, spent a year in hospitals, and his recovery proved temporary.
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Memorial Service and Roll of Honor Unveiling at Oxbow
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North West Land Regulations Summary for Homesteading
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