Prairie Fire Ordinances and Police Plan Discussed in Council
Council debated Prairie Fire ordinances and ultra vires claims in a session led by Mr Jelly. A report on the Ai Ordinance with amendments was filed, and a motion urged stronger Mounted Police service to prevent prairie fires, noting recent damage and drought implications. The meeting adjourned with several items stood over due to illness.
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Flis
Tead
Jelly
Rusiasians Committee
Phipps
Virentell
Prairie Fire
Aikens
Judical
Secretary of State
Revyenue
Territories
Dominion Treasury
Crawford
Sutherland
Mounted Police
McLean
Assiniboine
Joe
Crwford
Mr. Lauder
Mr. Cayley
Veerneil
War Echoes From Bulgaria Amid Allied Demands
Fragmentary reports speak of Russian and Bulgarian forces tied to a European theater as authorities push to meet government demands. The narrative hints at famine pressure and strategic maneuvers involving Canadian protectors and regional officials in a tense highland setting.
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Kereste Iussets
Bulgaria
Bewie
Tto
Qu Appelle Progress Advertising Rates and Notices
The Qu Appelle Progress outlines weekly publication details from Qu Appelle Station Assiniboia Canada. It lists advertising rates by column and inch, transient line charges, business card costs, and conditions including right to refuse ads.
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James Weidman
Qu’ Appelle
Assin
B. J. Weromar
New Northwest School Ordinance Aims For Broad Liberal Education
The Northwest Council considers a comprehensive School Ordinance to replace prior laws. It aims for simplicity and broad good, retaining strong features while removing unworkable clauses. The measure urges firm limits and closer alignment with prohibition, seeking to avoid special interests and unjust outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Council
Crawford
Mach
Unnecessary Absurdity in Territorial Liquor Law Debate
The Tethbridge News and Macleod Gazette weigh in on liquor license proposals for the Territories. They question whether spirits are readily obtainable in Southern Alberta and accuse critics of ignorance while noting the Prohibitory Act's mixed effectiveness in Assiniboia and remote districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance Met
Tethbridge News
Macleod Gazette
Territories
Alberta
Assiniboia
False
Oar Poordo
Manitoba Chief Justice Walbridge Dies in Wininipes
On Thursday of last week Chief Justice Walbridge of Manitoba died at Wininipes Judge Taylor has been promoted to be his successor.
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Walbridge
Manitoba
Wininipes
Judge Taylor
Unclear text fragment on political and economic issues
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses distress, ovulation error, pacific policy, government actions, and regional development implications affecting Winnipeg and Mantrea with broad claims of disaster and failure.
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Aileagne
Pacis
Jefience
Reible
Miscellaneous Trials and Oddities From the Bay Area and Beyond
A garbled column mentions Fequimanx dogs drawing a sledge, a cemetery in San Francisco, and odd remedies from European papers. It references a Boston metropole item, a warning drink before boarding, and a fragmentary tale of a French remedy amid a talk of travelers and sailors.
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San Francisco
Sallom
Eee
Ite Foundation
Huewa
San Francioce
Pir Relter
Boston Met
Cal
Howe
Wien
Mackey and Miscarin Rough Times and Scarcity in California Trail Cabin
An excerpt describes a rough encampment in Virginia City with Mackey Kennedy and others running the Union work group. Supplies failed to cross the mountains from California, wood and cooking duties fell to newcomers, and prices rose as provisions ran low. A search party sought Johnny Walker the cook. a fall exposed a crude shelter and scarce food left the camp at the Ophir shaft.
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S. Seta
California
Ophir
California Shaft
John Mackey
Alexander Kennedy
Pat
Corbett
United Star Marshal
Jack U're
Mackey
Catia
Jack McCaffery
Johnnie Walker
Jack
Johnny Walker
Placerville
Peroval ANP Litenary Report From New England Meat Water
A garbled local page notes Carl Sehursie delivering fifty features in New England meat water and mentions several figures. The text references Mary Auiersea and Geveril Bowl and a discussion of salvation Army unity. It includes a fragment about Yale and Webster’s influence and a disrupted lunch scene with a quarrel over a penny and pickle jokes.
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Carl Sehursie
New England
Ceexton Herald
Mary Auiersea
Suoceas
Tie Egdeh
Pend
Mary
Geveril Bowl
Ta Salvation Army
Udati
Viteria
Nates
Lvert
Yale
Webster
Ae Cleo Ak
Debt Forgiven Letter From Hartford Times
A damaged notice recounts a personal plea dated October 12 1944 in Hartford Times. The writer seeks forgiveness for a debt and expresses intention to pay when able, referencing religious language and a hope for mercy from a higher authority.
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Staniey
Noaher
Ems
Why tk Was Cheap at the Art Exhibition
Saiphien' fine-art eve shows a viewer mistaking a chromo for a masterpiece. He brings his girlfriend to an exhibit out of habit and relief, while Snipkins evaluates a painting and notes the gold frame as the striking feature.
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Lins Beesy
Ehibition
Alan Wolid
Rivonae at a German Camp In Wartime Talk
The narrative recalls a meeting with German officers at a camp. The mood shifts from tension as guards near the fire to informal chatter about life, travel, and customs. Officers probe about homeland, wine, women, and wartime experiences while candles glow and a simple meal passes.
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Agai
Am Bowl
Elrat
Eveneg
Fragmentary OCR Notes From A City Meeting
A garbled OCR passage describes a public gathering with mentions of a coat, a plate bearer, and a future shoal shaver. The surviving text hints at a scene where a person is confronted about change and a plate bearer is referenced amid a crowd.
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Erie
Imag
Hess
Jara
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