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Newspaper

Radville News

Location

Radville, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Jul 19, 1918

Page

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Local notices and events from Radville area

Community notices report policing actions and court dates in Radville with cases from assault to food control violations. Local ads promise Saturday specials at Radville Trading Co and a back-page feature. The Pentecostal gathering drew about two thousand attendees, and Red Cross accounting errors affected several districts.

The Radville Trading Co

Canada Registration Board Announces Duplicate Certificates

Registrants who lose their registration certificates must re register at the post office and endorse the card with Duplicate on account of certificate lost. They will obtain an interim receipt from the postmaster to protect them until the new certificates arrive.

Canada Registration Board

Skelton goes to military service. Lamont assumes practice

Lawyer M. L. M. Skelton leaves town for training amid service enlistment. Mr. Lamont arrives and opens the law office in his place. Dominion of Canada fire losses rise 250 percent over last year with potential 1918 costs exceeding 32 million dollars and total burdens surpassing 65.9 million.

M. L. M. Skelton Mr. Lamont Dominion of Canada Canada

Exemptions Granted At Military Appeal Tribunal

Two cases heard Thursday in the city military appeal tribunal involved Roy Watson son and Rev. Roy Aikenhead of the Pentecostal Mission at Trossachs. Watson was granted exemption until October to harvest his wheat. Aikenhead, denied ministerial exemption, was given until September 30 to report and can appeal to the Central Appeal Judge Weyburn for review.

Military-Appeal Tribunal Roy Wa Judge Wood Watson Roy Aikenhead Pentecostal Trossachs Weyburn

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