Obituary for Einar Olson Spy Hill resident dies at farm home
Einar Olson a former Russell resident died May 2 at his Spy Hill farm after a long illness. Funeral services were at Spy Hill United Church with Rev G F Lalond. He was buried in Spy Hill cemetery. Born March 15 1878 in Iceland he came to Canada in 1887, lived in Churchbridge Sask and Russell before moving to Spy Hill in 1903. He married M Benson in 1913. five children Nina Spence Kirby Ella Olson Paul Eggert Martin survive with brothers Oliver and Elias B. Mrs Olson died 1918. He served as Deerhorn school board chair for fifteen years and was a Spy Hill school fair director. member of the Lutheran church.
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Einar Olson
Russell
Spy Hill
Spy Hill United Church
G. F. Lalond
Winnipeg
Tantallon
J. Johnson
Tantalion
R. Neubauer
R. W. Cowan
F. B. Perrin
N. Leland
J. Harbo
M. Benson
Churchbridge
Nina
Spence Kirby
Ella Olson
Paul
Camp Borden
Ont
Eggert
Martin
Oliver
Elias B
Edmonton
Olson
Deerhorn
Lutheran Church
Patriot farmers and prairie toil during seeding time
A World of Wheat piece surveys prairie farms in seeding season noting absence of many young men of military age and scarce hired help. It highlights retirees and elders taking on heavy labor, praising prairie patriotism amid long hours and hard work to boost food production.
TENDERS FOR COAL Western Provinces 1943
Sealed tenders for coal resupply across Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia are due by 9 p.m. on May 27 1943. Forms and specs obtainable from the Purchasing Agent Ottawa or district architects in Winnipeg Saskatoon Calgary or Victoria. Tender must include coal dealers license numbers and may require a 10 percent security deposit by certified cheque or Beaver Bonds.
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Saskatchewan
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British Columbia
Department of Public Works
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Man
Canada
Minister of Public Works
Dominion of Canada
Canadian National Railway Company
Prairie Farmers Have Patriotism Amid Strikes
A prairie editorial contrasts farmers and industrial workers during national stress. It notes industrial workers seek higher wages while farmers remain less well off overall. It highlights prairie patriotism and lists upcoming events and an auction sale by Jas. De LaMare in Inglis.
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Industrial Workers of Canada
Jas. de LaMare
Inglis
Jey & Son
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