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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 08, 1917
Page
5
An evening event featured a witch revealing glimpses of futures for a dime in a cave setting while guests enjoyed whist and crokinole. Miss Alice Skilliter won the ladies whist prize. George McCay and Harvey Parson won crokinole titles. War Workers served coffee and refreshments. Miss McKennon and Mr. Workman were thanked for assistance and donations.
Fragmented prophecy warns that after many signs a global conflict begins when chaos peaks and ends at Christmas. It mentions hunger, sickness, and shifting survival as nations brace for an ultimate peaceful year.
Miss Mary Jarvis of Taylorton and E A Franklin Hurlbert of Oxby were married at the Manse in Oxbow by Rev J Russell. The couple will reside in Ta after a short visit with friends.
A town meeting approved a clause limiting patron rights and outlining terms for services at the Oxbow establishment. The edited text lays out conditions patrons must follow to receive the stated accommodations and access.
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