Alfreds Appeal On Learning And Language In Saxon England
In this historical piece King Alfred urges his people to value learning and translation. He laments the decline of English literacy among clergy and laity after Danish devastation and calls for translating key works into Saxon so all can understand. He notes earlier ages of wisdom, church scholarship, and the spread of knowledge as essential to peace and worthy rule.
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Alfred
Waerforth
England
God
Humber
The
Thames
Local Notes and Movements in Maple Creek and Kelowna
W J Ball and J Bertram have moved to Maple Creek with their families. Mr Davie will run the old Ball butcher shop. Rev Sawyer preached at the Summerland Baptist Church while Rev Thorp was away. Miss R Leslie died in Vancouver after treatment. Kelowna Choral Society opened its first concert in Raymer's Hall with Mr Whitehead as instructor. Mr McGee the temperance lecturer spoke at the Methodist Church. Several new houses recently completed improve town appearance.
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W. J. Ball
J. Bertram
Maple Creek
Saskatchewan
Mr. Davie
Mr. Ball
Chas. Burtch
Summerland
Mr.Sawyer
Summerland Baptist College
Baptist Church
Mr. Thorp
R. Leslie
Vancouver
Kelowna
Raymer’s Hall
Whitehead
McGee
Peachland Notes and Local Incidents
Mr Logan and family arrived from Carberry Manitoba bringing a carload of effects. Mr Seth Davidson suffered a log accident leaving his arm temporarily paralyzed but improving. A dance in Orange Hall drew a good crowd. Peachland mourns the death of Roland Kirkby who spent four years here for health before seeking Winnipeg treatment. Dr Robertson visited points along the lake. Mr and Mrs Town visited Vernon. a group attended the Vernon Hospital Ball. Epworth League activities noted.
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Logan
Carberry
Man
Seth Davidson
Orange Hall
Peachland
Roland Kirkby
Winnipeg
Robertson
Great Musicians Program Praised By Local Club
Monday evening program titled The Great Musicians received praise for its execution. Mrs C G Elliott, president of the literary department, led the event and organized the activities.
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C. G. Elliott
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Okanagan Land
Martin Street
Eckhardt Avenue
Faauure
J. Barker
Mrs. Town
Vernon
Vernon Hospital
Epworth League
WM. Haug
Masons’ Supplies
W.O. W
Okanagan
Woodmen’s Hall
Ellis St
John Power
C. C. R. Wilton
Hotel Penticton
A. Barnes
Penticton, B.C
Kelowna, B. C
C. W. Cross
S. D. Hinh
Fairview, B.C
E. J. Finch
Pat
C.P.R
the Sun of London
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Queen
J. R. Mitchell
H. Harlow
Portland
Ore
S. T. Elliott
B. C
Penticton Dairy
H. M. McNeill
iGalarneau & McKenzie
Builders & Contractors
Similkameen Land District
Yale
M. KE. Brown
Fairview
Indian Reserve
M. E. Brown
C. de B. Green
John Partridge
D. Gellatly
Gellatly
P.O
Similkameen
Sydney W. Brown
Oroville
Wash
U.S. A
Indian Reserve Line
Osoyoos Lake
N. W
Leamington Mineral
Osoyoos
Yale District
Armstrong’s
Similkameem
I. R. H. Parkinson
C. A. C. Steward
W. E. Welby
Richard H. Parkinson
Penticton
Hine
Fairview, B. C
J, Partridge
Arthur K. Grant
Maywood P. O
Falls
Eaton’s Prices
H.oliver
Copyricuts &c
Coniraunicaona
Munn & Co
Scientific Americar
Pacific Coast
M. J. Henry
Westminster Rd
Coldstream Estate Co., Ltd
E. W. Mutch
Stonybank
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John L. Logie
Robert Thomas Heselwood
N. B
N. W. M44
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Thomas Heselwood