Rain lifts grain in Thursday Millwood notes
The report says rain improved grain appearance in Millwood and Thursday events include Mrs Whitmer returning from Winnipeg and Portage with Pte Whitmer at Ottawa. Post Office worker Mr Swain had a record pike catch of about 013% at the river. Several Millwood youths, including W Spencer, George Robinson, Dick Robinson, Vincent Farthing, Melville Shaw, Craigie, B Shaw, and D Spencer, are called up or on leave while others report for duty.
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Ottawa
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Millwood
Lindsay
Swain
Post Office
W Spencer
Messrs
George and
Dick Robinson
Vincent Farthing
Melville Shaw
Craigie
B Shaw
D Spencer
Mrs Longdon Injured After Stair Fall
Great sympathy is felt for Mrs Longdon who fell on Saturday breaking her shoulder. I w Ferris reports loss of a valuable horse. Several other animals have been lost in the district in recent weeks. Mr Leech of Winnipeg held a
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Red Cross Notes Benefit Tea At Hall
The Shellmouth Red Cross notes describe a gathering where guests sang the National Anthem and served tea and ice cream, raising 22.70 dollars. New members enrolled were Mr Richardson, Mervyn son, and Misses Alice and Nellie Richardson. A donor from the United States sent ten dollars and a pair of socks. The next event is planned for Saturday the 8th with Mrs W Skinner and Miss N Richardson coordinating.
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Shellmouth Red Cross
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Mervynson
Alice
Nellie Richardson
W Skinner
N Richardson
Red Cross Supper and Sale Raises Over $100
A Red Cross supper and sale at Mrs C McDonald’s last Thursday featured dainty tables and war bread. An auction of items donated by attendees raised a good sum, with a baseball game enjoyed by all. Mr Win Dunn left for Winnipeg for service, and an upcoming Ladies Missionary Society and Red Cross meeting is set for Thursday at Mrs A t. home.
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Dominion requires proof papers after June 1 under act
After June 1 all men must carry papers proving not in Class One with birth certificate or marriage license. The amendment to the Military Service Act broadens coverage to all men. registrars issued regulations to minimize inconvenience. Meanwhile three ships daily are building a U.S. record.
Auction Offer Promises Quick Sale and Profit
A seller promotes auctions as the method to obtain fast money with low terms and guaranteed satisfaction. The message invites correspondence and lists a contact name as Russell with a phone reference.
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