Sudden Death of Samuel Veitch At Foam Lake Farm
Samuel Veitch dies suddenly at his Foam Lake farm on Friday August 19 following a life spent in Dundas and Yorkton birth, Foam Lake marriage to Margaret Dunlop, long service as a director of Foam Lake Agricultural Society, and recent retirement. Funeral August 22 at Foam Lake United Church with Rev G W Wright. interment Foam Lake cemetery. He is survived by his widow Mary and siblings in Edmonton and Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Wilson Veitch
Foam Lake
Mr. Veitch
Dundas
Yorkton
Margaret Dunlop
John Dunlop
Foam Lake, Agricultural Society
Foam Lake United Church
G. W. Wright
Glen Norrason
A. H. Newcombbe
Local Social Notes From The District
Mrs Jean Cleland spent days in Foam Lake last week. John Elvers vacationing in Red Deer. Murray Tanasychuk returned to Winnipeg to resume medical studies. Robert Maxwell back in Winnipeg after a district visit. Mrs Harry Graham and Marilyn Rossburn spent days at Lorne Plant's. Eunice Joiner Shoal Lake spent the long week end at home. Marianne Ducharme visited Winnipeg for two weeks. She was accompanied home by her sister Elizabeth for the long week end. Mr and Mrs Rowatt Veitch left for Elkhorn to attend the funeral of Mrs Walker. Our sympathy to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Cleland
Foam Lake
Murray Tanasychuk
Winnipeg
Robert Maxwell
Harry Graham and
Marilyn
Rossburn
Lorne Plant
Miss Eunice Joiner
Shoal Lake
Fall Cultivation Methods for Prairie Weeds and Moisture
The article discusses fall cultivation in Prairie Saseliaen cultivation to conserve moisture, kill annual weeds after harvest, and control winter annuals like stinkweed. It notes effective control of Russian Thistle with cultivation and warns that perennial weeds resist eradication unless cultivation continues into winter with stubble cover to hold snow and protect moisture for next season.
Prayer Service at 8:00 Wednesday
Western Bible College graduate note from Winnipeg indicates an 8:00 Wednesday prayer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Bible College
Winnipeg
Typographical Error Haunts Final Newspaper Page
A cautionary poem describes how a small typographical slip escapes detection until after press time. The boss reacts with horror as the error looms, while editors lament the one flaw amid otherwise clean pages.
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