Harvest Underway on Hart Farm Vast Oxbow District Acreage
A local article highlights Samuel Hart of Bosco district farming 2240 acres with 1000 acres of wheat and 700 acres of other grains. Hart utilizes 40 Percheron horses 15 workers and four threshing outfits to harvest and store the crop, while supporting his Illinois holdings and believing in scientific tillage to raise production. The piece notes community interest and local council actions surrounding farm and road matters.
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Chronicle
Samuel Hart
Bosco
Hart
Herald
Boscarvis
Mart
Illinois
Moose Creek Council Advances Money to Cover Early Taxes
Moose Creek council on Aug 17 at Thos Watsons held a meeting with Reeve G. B. Couling and councillors. They adopted last minutes and approved hardship borrowing of 4 000 dollars to meet municipality expenses, with authorization to Bank of Canada to issue notes or votes for the amount before December.
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Ngones
Thos, Watsons
Uty Reeve
G. B. Couling
W. H. Chambers
A. D. Truscott
W. Loney
F. W. Davison
H. McDonald
Loney
Truscott
Ee McIllor Chambers
Ling
Spee Nee Loney
Ae Union Bank of Canada
Oxbow Sees Busy Building Boom On Walsh Street
In Oxbow a construction surge runs along Walsh street with Ardinger and Carey rushing J J Pickard and Frank Gorrell residences. Angus Stalker and Dawson prepare new homes on Prospect avenue, Beryl and Albert corner rentables rise, Bow City Creamery manager Graham buys Alcorn cottage and plans a new house, signaling strong growth and no vacant houses.
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Walsh Street
Ardinger & Carey
J. J. Pickard
Frank Gorrell
Angus Stalker
Dawson
Prospect Ave
Oxbow
James Graham
Bow City Creamery
W. N. Alcorn
Oxbow Notices Record Birth Announcements and Names
In fragmented notices from the Oxbow district dated 1915 and 191g references mention births to Mr. and Mrs. Lambert a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Oxbow a son and a Sask Metxroan Attetenet entry noting a girl to Mr. and Mrs. James. A further mention of Tixpatt in Oxbow notes Tetunsa to Mr. and Mrs. R Ez on a Wednesday.
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Oxbow
Shurday
D. L. Lambert
Monertath
James
Welseeday
Tetunsa
Tetunsa To Mr. and Mrs. R. Ez
Farewell for Nurse Moye at C P R Depot
A large gathering of friends bid farewell at the C P R depot on Wednesday as Nurse Moye departed for South Wales England after years in the town and district as a school teacher. She returns to her former home and will be missed by many in the community.
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Moye
South Wales
England
Profes Field
Saskatchewan Duck and Prairie Chicken Season 1915 Rules
The season opens in Saskatchewan with bag limits of ducks fifty per day and two hundred fifty total, and chickens ten per day and one hundred total. Licenses cost one dollar and must be carried at all times. Shooting on Sundays is unlawful and carrying a loaded gun in a vehicle is prohibited. Violations carry penalties up to one thousand dollars or imprisonment.
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Saskatchewan
Opera
Geo. F. Bosomworth
Department of Agriculture
Regine
The Old Order And The World War’s New Order
An outsider column recalls Horatio Bottremley’s view on the coming autumn contests for accurate forecasts and a shift in the world order. The writer contrasts public cynicism with long studied thoughts on the postwar era and hints at changes beyond the immediate conflict.
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Horatio Bottremley
John Bull
Deepes
Lord Haldane
National Liberal Club
Germany
Kaiser
Britain
France
Russia
Italy
Austria
Turkey
Union Bank Savings Account Offer at Oxbow Branch
Union Bank advertises savings accounts with discounts to help swell your bank balance and start toward financial independence. Oxbow Branch at 4 E. Ivey, manager in charge.
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Union Bank Bank of
Oxbow Branch
E. Ivey
Optimism Persists Amid War As Emotions Run High
The speaker defends perseverance through wartime trials urging hope and unity among the empire’s diverse peoples. He argues trained troops and expanded munitions capacity will sustain victory, predicts lasting consequences of this conflict, and notes mankind may never again face such a global struggle. (Continued on page four)
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Rome
Greece
Egypt
Tower of Babel
Mons
Combiegue
Siepagh
War Office
Rhee
Shel
Mankind
Wien
Orea
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Geo. A. Slater
Invictus
Invictus Shoes
SON
Plete
W. N. Alcorn Dry Goods Merchant
Sam Hart
Boscarvis District
Mr. Miction
Devises
McDonald
Bean Chambers
Moose Creek
Old Order
Union Bank
Disney & Go