Local Court Hears Assault and Drunkenness Case
Justice of the Peace W E K Chrismas presided over cases for Louis Barnblatt against William Cunningham. Cunningham was fined 1.00 plus 9.15 costs for assault at the Crozier farm threshing outfit, with another drunkenness charge dismissed with 7.20 costs. Allan Eaton pleaded guilty to torturing horses, fined 50.00 and costs after a court inspection found widespread abuse on his Almada farm.
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W. EK. Chrismas
Louis Barnblatt
Wm. D. Cunningham
Walter Workman
Crozier
Workman
Cunningham
Drabak
Barnblatt
Allan Eaton
W. E. Chrismas
J. B. Gibson
Alameda
Eaton
John W. Chase Dies in Au burnton District
John W. Chase aged about 30 died Sunday after a long illness from Bright's disease in Au burnton district. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the family home and interment was at Oxbow cemetery. He was the only son of Mr and Mrs Chase and left a wife and four children.
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Auburnton
John W. Chase
Bright
Oxbow
Chase
Chase Chase
Cheyne
Hancock
Minnesota
Local Jews Celebrate Hebrew New Year
Local Jewish community observes Rosh Hashana the first and second days of Tishri marking the 5675th year of the Jewish era. The holiday spans two days with no labor, leading into Yom Kipur on October 8, as observances focus on penance and renewal.
Livestock outlook urged as farmers face winter stock cuts
Farmers in hard hit regions may not winter many stock this year and should contact the Live stock commissioner in Regina with stock class age number and asking prices. Those able to hold or grow stock are told that prospects for the industry have never been brighter and prices are expected to rise even if feed costs climb, making livestock a solution to crop failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Regina
Dominion
Modern Diplomacy and the Kaiser in a World War Prelude
Fragmentary dialogue references Servia Germany and the Kaiser discussing war in a satirical frame. Mentions Alsace Lorraine and a prologue to broader conflict with hints of diplomacy and looming invasion.
Prices Rise After Dominion Taxes on Liquors and Tobacco
The Dominion government tax hike to fund Canadian troops raises tobacco and liquor prices. Sealed drinks jump from 10 cents to 1s? per glass, cigarettes go 10 to 15 cents per pack, and Old Chum tobacco climbs 50 percent. Beer price stays but glass sizes shrink, reducing the beer experience.
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Dominion
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Walsh Bros
House of Quality
Watson and
Penman Lines
Ontario
Western
Disney & Co’y
Marion & Marion
Samuel R. Wallggce
Rotary Public
Servia
the Crear
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Byiawins
Canada
Valcartier
Quebec
Union Ban OF Canada
S AE. Ivey
P. M. Matheson
Alcorn’s
McCay, Brock
Oxsow
Rexall
Must
J. P, Tripp
Rexall Sere
the Merchants Bank
Montreal
Reserve Fund
G. Robinbon
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