Midsummer Merit Lists At Watrous Public School
Watrous Public School releases midsummer promotions listing students in order of merit. Special consideration notes include illness disabilities and advanced-age pupils who attempted exams but did not pass. Names referenced include Difford McDonald Mabit McLaughlan Lillian Bjorndah Mattie Petrose Lloyd Strachan Tran Sherlock Evelyn Dittmer among others.
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Difford McDonald
Mabit McLaughlan
Lillian Bjorndah
Mattie Petrose Lloyd Strachan Tran Sherlock
Exhibition Opens With New Gates Buildings and Attractions
The fairgrounds have been transformed with new entrance gates, buildings, walks, and numerous improvements. A larger midway, monster platform attractions, and four days of horse racing and automobil e displays draw crowds never seen before to Waske.
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Waskewon
Nevel
Onary Viet
Alberta and Prairie Provinces Coal Deposits Overview
The article details coal resources in western Canada and nearby districts. Alberta holds anthracite bituminous and lignite across 16 000 square miles, OSScade anthracite small versus larger bituminous and lignite fields, lignite around 100 000 000 tons. Saskatchewan reports lignite across 6 500 square miles with uncertain quality and 1 800 000 tons in Laramie and Belly river areas. Manitoba notes Turtle Mountain District resources. Western water power remains untapped for future use.
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Alberta
Osscade
Saskatchewan
Laramie
Belly River
Turtle Mountain
Sixth Sunday after Trinity Holy Communion and Services
The schedule lists Holy Communion at 8 p m and prayer with a sermon at Young at 10 33 p m Htewathem. A service at Ce s ino Lake Manitou at 3 p m and Evening Prayer with be prom will be on service at atti a m compliance with church observances.
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Young
Htewathem
Ce‘sino
Lake Manitou
Atti
Regular Young council meeting approves school site and tax plan
Council members including A A Campbell and L O Walstrom met in Young on the 7th. Minutes approved. Walstrom moved approval of the Straw berry School District No 3901 site of two acres in the N E corner of N B 13-31-29-2. An extension of one year was granted to redeem land tax deeds. The council set 1917 school taxes for several districts with varying amounts including 100.00 in multiple zones and 75.00 in others.
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Young
A. A. Campbell
Wm. Duncan
J. A. Davidson
Ed. Mows
L. O. Walstrom
Ang. Hummingson
Strawberry
N. E. Cor
N. B
Ed. Ross
Canadian Northern Railway Company
G. A. Campbell
Belle Lake
Mille
Tari
Lidhe Manitou
Hill
Orangeview
Rapid Nance
Zelmen
Wat
Military Service Bill Scrutinized in Ottawa 2nd Reading
After 14 days of debate in the House of Commons in Ottawa, the final vote on a substitute amendment proposed by J A Barrette to call for a six months’ heist failed, 165 to 0, and the government’s amendment was defeated 141 to 62, with a government majority of 40.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
J. A. Barrette
Berthier
Sir Hodelphe
Poplar Park Local Rally Plans With Adjacent Locals
Regular Poplar Park meeting endorses a summer inter local rally. Ply mouth Local backs the plan and forms a committee with delegates from Water loo. July 4 tennis at 2 30 p m features a Rosenberger Mugford Allan R Aggrabart and Bummers team. July 18 Monster inter local rally at MacLachlan's Beach with J B Musselman and Jes Inglis addressing a tug of war fundraiser.
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Poplar Park
Plymouth
Waterloo
Rosenberger
Mugford
Allan
R and J
Aggrabart
Bummers
Monster
G.G. Aus
MacLachlan’s Beach
J. B. Musselman
Regina
Jes. Inglis
Defray Bees
Red Cross Notes Acknowledgments
The Red Cross acknowledges with thanks the following donors and supporters listed for their contributions. This notice recognizes community generosity and ongoing relief efforts supported by individuals and organizations nationwide.
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The
Red Cross
Regina Exhibition Advances Plans for Summer Fair
The Regina Exhibition draws crowds and promises another grand outing this year. Officials confirm dates July 23 and 24 with extended attractions and provincial visitors invited to spend a day at the fair.
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Regina
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Panadien Pacific Railway
Moose Jaw
Se Fey
PicTua, Bharins Pemmegerheen
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Council
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