London Derety Farmers and Local Social Notes
Farmers harvest wheat as school begins Monday with Miss Mary Keleo in charge. Mr Pearson and Mr J Murray visit Binscarth last week. T Jackson hosted a party to many friends last Monday. Mr McFee, Miss McFee and Mr Jackson of Elkhorn stayed at Mr M Sisim’s for several days. Erick-saws seem past since Mr Cranwell of Russell visited with his sawing outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Keleo
Pearson
J. Murray
Binscarth
T. Jackson
McFee
Miss McFee
Mr. Jackson
Elkhorn
M. Sisim
Somme
Erick
Mr. Cranwell
Russell
Auction notices for farm stock near Millwood and Russell
Auction listings show farm stock and implements of E. M. Williams near Millwood on March 26 starting at 1 PM. Y J Attwood offers a carload of heavy work horses at Sec 3-2-28, six miles north of Russell. F Awty sale on March 24 begins at 1 PM. W A Mott sale at Sec 34-21-28 on April 8 begins at 1 PM. Auctioneers Alf Clee and A Clee are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Williams
Millwood
Alf. Clee
Y. J. Attwood
caiWile
Russell
F. Awty
A. Clee
W. A. Mott
W.A. Mott
Delineator offers Spring fashions and literary features
The April Delineator presents a generous supply of spring fashions in a graceful becoming style aligned with new goods and trimmings. It also highlights fiction by Charles G D Roberts The Chatelaine of Cheticamp set in Acadia, plus essays on Kate Field and beauty interpretation, Women athletics from Regis Senac, and home economics features including cookery, draperies, and child training by Dr Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G D. Roberts
Cheticamp
Acadia
S. R. Elliott
Kate Field
Washington
N. Hudson Moore
Regis Senac
Pope Leo XIII Satirizes European Aristocrat Portrait
Anecdote recalls Pope Leo XIII reacting to a European noblewoman artist who painted his portrait with a blank bottom for his autograph. The papal household sought destruction but the pope wrote a warning inscription in Latin and kept the caricature, revealing his quiet satire during a New York visit with a friend shown the sights.
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Leo
Europe
Leo XIII
Referendum on Prohibition After Failure Cited
The article argues that Prohibition has plainly failed wherever it has been attempted and calls for a referendum to reconsider the policy.
THS REFCRENDUM BECAUSE PROHIBITION VIEWS DEBATED
A historic ref referendum excerpt argues both for and against prohibition. It cites governors supports, enforcement issues, personal liberty concerns, police testimony, and economic impacts including taxes and real estate values. The text contrasts licensed hotels with illicit groggeries and notes enforcement challenges.
The Fifty fifth Street Bridge and the Giant Train
The scene on Fifty fifth Street near the Fourth Avenue tunnel shows a roaring Empire State Express passing beneath the new bridge and tunnel entrance. A Scotsman argues railways cannot cross a flat country, doubting tunnel viability.
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Fifty-fifth Street
Fourth Avenue
Empire State Express
Pat
Mike
Highlands
Scotland
America
Far West
Mormons Gain Converts in Denmark and Other Global Notes
The report notes rising Mormon conversions in Denmark. Osman Pasha is cited as accused of treason in Constantinople. Marconi plans wireless experiments on Western Canada prairies. Ontario grants 613,60 in cash subsidies to railways including C N R. Premier Roblin and Attorney General Campbell prepare refrentum meetings in Manitoba starting in Winnipeg. A Calgary residence buys the ship Democracy with a 2.05.4 record. Winnipeg elevators will ship 100000 bushels of Northwest Territories wheat to Portland via the Soo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Campbell Wil
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Elevator Companies
Portland
Maine
The
Soo
Communications Note on Correspondent Opinions
A disclaimer states this paper is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondents and notes may reflect individual views rather than the publication. The item emphasizes editorial independence and reader awareness of contributor diversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Prohibition Arguments Cite Economic Benefits and Trade Shifts
A document argues that prohibition could raise per capita tax in the province while saving individuals the retail cost of about four gallons of liquor. It claims prohibition would redirect liquor spending to trade, bolster real estate values, and reduce illicit traffic, though liquor traders oppose the measure as harming their business.
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London
Reister
Bent
New’ York
Ted
Denmark
Osman Pasha
Marconi
Canada
Ontario
Calgary
Russell Markets
Ayer
Emma Jane Entsminger
Langsville, O
K . &. Ayer Co
Elan Maccettes
Stapiec Goods
Just
Crain’s
Underskirts
Cail
T. Hill, Russell
Man Hancock
McCormick Binders
Canton
McPherson
Aus BP
Lems
Bay Ou
John J. Moon, Russell
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