Rivers Beats Justice in Hockey Game 9-6
A large crowd watched Rivers defeat Justice 9 to 6 in a fast Tuesday hockey clash. The period scores show Justice leading early and Rivers pulling ahead, with Stan Baker directing play and the teams adjourned to the Danscaster home for lunch.
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Rivers
Justice
Rivera
Mr. and Mrs. Doncaster
Ten Years Ago This Week From the Gazette Hockey Notes
Wheatland skips Hockey League this year due to players leaving the district. Severe weather hindered ministers from reaching country appointments on Sunday. Local Red Cross Society centered in the near two rinks with Rivers representation in Lecote plays for Puckett and Robinson Primaries. Kenton won both events.
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Wheatland
J. Thompson
Ss. Mills
T. Grieve
W.W. Bean
Webster
H. Varcoe
IC. Payne
R. Maw
Rivers
Lecote
Puckett
Robinson
Kenton
Masquerade Ball Treasury Report 1925
The Masquerade Ball held December 31 1925 posted proceeds of 52.25 after all expenses. Community club members noted the financial outcome and thanked donors and volunteers.
Fred Anderson’s Code of Merchants in Cozad Nebraska
A Nebraska merchant in Cozad named Fred Anderson built a thriving store by a community oriented code. He emphasized honest appearance, bright advertising, and goodwill reflecting the Golden Rule to attract customers and boost local involvement.
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Fred Anderson
Miracle Merchant
Cozad
Nebraska
Pettapiece Church Annual Meeting Reports Progress and Finances
The Pettapiece United Church held its annual meeting with many attendees. Minutes showed stewards reporting 927 received and 92 balance. Session noted 46 on roll with 3 received and 6 transferred. Building costs for the new church totaled 5024 with 2900 debt carried over years. Officials re-elected. maintenance fund 25 percent paid. meeting optimistic and closed with benediction.
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Ettapiece United Church
J. T. Shanks
J. Shanks
Fader
Fragmented Collegiate And Local Notices Across Historic Papers
A collage of phrases from Canadian and Saskatchewan papers notes varied items. Mentions a homeworkish crossword, honesty as policy, a caterpillar sighting at The Signal office, Rapid City College wings, and the death of Mrs. Susan Smithson born 1825 in England.
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Melville Canadian
Free Press
Prairie College
Rapid City
Baden
Susan Smithson
A Smithson
England
Canada
Toronto
Georgetown
Ontario
Neepawa Register
Quebec Winter Carnival Opens With Ice Rink and Pageantry
The Quebec carnival begins with a lit rink and masked events near St. Anne de Beaupré. Attendees include dignitaries Narcisse Pérodeau and Jos. Samson, with plans for parades, sleighing, skating, and excursions to nearby sites, drawing tourism and sport interest.
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Quebec
Narcisse
Pérodeau
Bia Cie
Ory
Fel
St. Anne de Beaupré
Chateamarency Falls
Ees
Aki-Ing
Ay Xen Beretty
Touris
Myer
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J. A. Grummett
Stan Baker
G. Anderson
C. Doncaster
H. Roberts
P. Franklin
J. Morrow
F. Anderson
B Bellamy
G. Thomas
Red Cross Society
O. S. Hober
Clark
J. L. Eyes Harness Maker
oOepeelte Fest
Pettapiece Church Annual Meeting
Ladies Aid
Building Committee
Brough
W.M.S
Méétidg
Grenfell Sun
Jack Frost
King Sport
Senac
Chateau Froaten