Local News Briefs From Regina and Surroundings
Pickets and McIlrath travel to Regina on Victory Laws matters. A Kansas family travels over nine hundred miles by Ford. The Pentecostal Mission reports a death in France. Open season rules for duck hunting and no prairie chicken season this year. Weyburn Regina train service begins biweekly runs. Neptune rural lines connect to Radville. Dr Mounteer ends practice for military training. Wheat cars arrive from Gravelbourg. A Maxim case ends in fine. A four year old boy makes a late homebound trip with a farmer’s help. Junior Red Cross makes stockings for soldiers. Canada Food Board urges sugar cuts and warns against hoarding. A Shawnavon minister visits Mrs Zimmer stocking fifty acres. she stays strong in faith.
Returned Soldier Preference for Post Master Questioned
In Radville Aug 40 a correspondent questions the Civil Service Commission notice for a post master job. The letter notes a returned soldier with property and tax status has been recommended and asks why others should apply, seeking public explanation.
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