Westward Tales From Oakleigh and Beyond
The narrative recounts 19th century prairie life with a widow’s loss to a thunderstorm while protecting a trunk of linen, farming yields and prices for wheat oats butter eggs, the Oakleigh homestead name, settlers like Thomas Seens and William Treloar, a rapid trek to Fort Garry, and a note that the history series will continue with longer installments before a pause.
Bull chases man. escape with minor injuries at Westwood home
Charles Nowe recounts a Sunday encounter with a bull at Elmer Westwood’s residence. He was partly across a field when pursued, escaping through a barbed wire fence and pond with only minor cuts and bruises, proclaiming he remains in the land of the living.
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Let Your Light Shine Before Others Verses Quote
A Bible verse from Matthew 5 16 encourages believers to let their deeds reflect faith so others may witness and praise God the Father in heaven.
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