15 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Radville News
Location
Radville, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 15, 1918
Page
1
Local notice reports the Anglican Church Ladies postponing their War Supper indefinitely and mentions other town events including church services, millinery openings, hardware shipments, Red Cross fund plans, and a curious Calf with four horns and three eyes seen at a Moose Jaw breeder exhibit.
At the Brandon Manitoba winter fair last week attendees saw a two headed calf owned by R. S. The unusual animal drew curious crowds and became a notable exhibit among the fair’s livestock displays.
Col umns recall Rev. I. H. Lackey wife Mrs Lackey dying after a sudden illness at Weyburn to Cleawater trip. She died Sunday nine pm at James Dalgeish home. Survived by husband two sons James Estevan Victor Assiniboia. daughter Mrs Chas Heatherington Calgary. Interment in Estevan. Harold and Rupert previous Radville residents. Harold died at Vimy Ridge. Community extends sympathy.
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