22 Jan 1915
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Newspaper
Radville News
Location
Radville, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1915
Page
1
The notice outlines land entry rules under Northwest regulations. It mentions male applicants over a quarter section and proxies at Land Agencies. Key points include residency, conditions, and duties for entrants under the Interior Minister’s oversight.
The report notes near certain ties for first place with Forrester beating Wright 5 to 1 and Forrester 5, Walker 1, though games were one sided. Upcoming fixtures include Forrester vs Hinks on Jan 25 and Walker vs Wright on Jan 29. Local crowds stayed lively cheering the underdogs.
The speaker condemns current Labour and Culture Department policies as risky to Canada’s economy, arguing wages and livelihoods rely on prudent government action. He believes authorities may not grasp the stakes and urges relief measures to stabilize income and industry.
A defeated candidate seeks a recount claiming ballots included names not on the voters list. The December election is under review with J. F. Diemert positioned to replace a declared winner pending Judge Wood’s ruling at the Courthouse. The case follows a finding that some ballots listed as Chinamen only as partnerships.
A night fire destroyed the Moreland store and storeroom, with only a nearby wheat elevator complex and a second storeroom escaping. Loss estimated at 5 000 to 8 000 dollars, partly insured, as flames swept through the area around the Massey Harris building at Radville and other towns reported damage.
Nelson P. Jensen was jailed for two months at Weyburn on a Wednesday afternoon for obtaining money by false pretenses in November. He issued a Bank of Commerce check without an account, pleaded not guilty but was found guilty after two witnesses testified. defense counsel named Mr. hose elena.
Promoters eye public utilities dispute for Board of Trade and Town Council. Melitath Lumber Co. stocks lumber for spring trade. Dud Bowman passes through Radville en route to Colgate. Farm feed grinding offered four miles west at reasonable rates. Geo S Thompson moves office to Main Street with modern facilities. Fancy Dress Carnival planned for February 10 with prizes. Masonic meeting in Weyburn. first degree conferred on Mr Wilkinson. Mrs Cresswell returns to Winnipeg after visit. Local men search for stray horse. Rev Dix attends Yellow Grass convention. Pax-Wilson Fun Co. at Province Theatre with Animal Life and Hunting reels. New film Our Navy at War to follow. Admission 5c and 0c. Louis Webber and Harry Cooper of Forward noted in town.
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