Curling Bonspiel Report And Final Result Noted
A late week curling bonspiel report describes a rough but mostly successful event with eight teams entering knocking out rounds at the rink. Secretary Wal ters and Pte. Marchettle organized the proceedings with hired staff and security measures in place. The finale saw the Grand Challenger rink edged by the Contenders as Melville Lended led the fifth rink, while the Collect rink held the upper hand earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Walters
Pte
Marchettle
Melville
Crand
Urant
Urant Rink, That Had Been Gone Mroseix
Crand Challenge Cap Won By Collacet Rink Team
Crand Challenge cap awarded to Collacet rink led by Eckhard Marsi Byers and Collacet Kip. Winners across events include Robertson FP Henter Trophy Speer WA Miller Robertson PA Walton. GO Trophy Metalterey tirant Barher Pham Hunter Lawerne Weberieom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crand Challenge
Collacet
Eckhard
Marsi« Byers
Kip
Henter
Speer
Miller
Robertson
Walton
Speers
Pham
Important Legal Decisions in The Theodore Case
A jury trial in the Supreme Court addressed property recovery for a wife against her husband and related insurance disputes. Judge Newlands awarded the plaintiff Mrs. Kite limited relief for two cows, denying others, with the title on the cattle split among parties and the insurance proceeds contested among Claud Markham and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Likaria Kitwal
Theodore
Supreme Court
Wes
Chie
Jedge Newlands
Smithem
Pat
Regan, Killam & Wal
Fulbews Im Ful Me Pachal
W S. Hoteedemi
HV Bigelow, KA
Recine
WP Filmore
Winnipee
Quuttgager
Theeremiees Buret
Claud Markham
Gefemdanmia
Germania Fire Insursnce Co
Markham
Kamen
la Breech
WWA
Yothie
Bell
Anglin
Piamncim
People's Forum Reorganized After Sunday Meeting
A Sunday forum session led to reorganizing the group for the rest of the season. The board directed preparations for international specifications and coordinated manufacturing facilities. A committee was formed to represent all countries and oversee the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Forum
Beneft
Podecing
Lerat
la Comenitter
Lack of Attention Charged in G T P Wreck
A G T P tram from Canora arriving late caused delays and near starvation for 105 passengers. Snowbound tracks forced a long wait for a wrecker, with many passengers lacking food water and clothing while officials and a passerby criticized the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canora
Bheteser
Econdurior
Meivile
Yerkton
Eb- Eerser
Bolshevism in Canada New Doctors Stirring the People
Sunday meeting of the Peoples Forem featured speaker J Saltzman who argued Bolshevik ideas and socialism critique. The discussion linked revolutionary events in Russia to conditions in Canada and urged control of production by the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
People’s OF
J. Saltzman
Russia
Salzman
Coar
Kerrineby
Leanne
Prassate
Sphiere
Wretsky and
Lenine
Germany
Geran Muane
Helehevillae
Caner
Kerensky
Dominion moves to remove canton duties on tractors over 140000
Canadian authorities propose removing import duties on tractors priced above 140000 in the country of production after a push to place cattle on the free list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Commutation of Local Improvement Taxes Declared
Tweesday evening council discussed that property owners may commute the balance of Local Improvement Taxes for sidewalks water mains sewers and connections. The move informs owners through newspapers that they can stop annual tax levy by paying the remaining amount, despite missing formal documents.
Convention Delegation Attends Regiten Growers Event
A large delegation from York and nearby locals left for the Crimain Growers Convention at Regiten. Delegates travel Saturday and remainers Sunday with prominent speakers from the Dominion outlining resolutions and teaching importance of the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkion
Crimain Growers
Regiten
Menny Delates
Dominion
Town Council Discussion on Fire Equipment and Taxes
Notes from the Beaver Wineth meeting show consideration of 8250 rebate for a fire-related claim and delays in approval. A debate on purchasing a high power fire car, dispatch of offers, and plant breakdowns dominated the session. Two resolutions to levy full Seoul improvement taxes and related notices were adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gmiel
Winnipre
Hethweil
Seoul
Nightly aid aids ninety eight trains and forty six people
A damaged OCR note records nightly assistance to ninety eight trains and forty six persons, including three widows with very young infants among those aided during the month.
Northers Siar Re Dekah Lotge No 40 Valentine Event
Members plan a St Valentine Gods event on February 13 at 28 0 am. After the evening, the vaiee-Paes supplied by the Nedetahs will be auctioned off to raise funds for the secretary levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northers Siar Re Dekah Lotge No 40
St. Valentine Gods
Plese
Eesday
Safety First Staging and Cast Profiles at Princess Tiwatte Event
Readable portions describe a staged performance titled Safety First at Princess Tiwatte with a cast including Jack Montgomery and Jay Gleason. The article mentions roles, relationships, and notes on parental guardians, listing multiple actors and characters amid a chaotic narration of the scene and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Wednesdal
Pitei
Aliejaers
Steere
Bertie Feeiley
Wasiwerss
Willie Patenel
Miss Newehan
Hein Ae Fidluwe
Jack Montgomery
Hue Band
Jay Gleasonderry Armell
A. M. Barter
McNutt
Marry Treadwell
Elmer Flannel
Dierdon Marchbank
Abou Ben Mocha
Turtey
Magnus Mutual Improvement Society Meeting Notes
The weekly gathering of Magnus Mutual Improvement Society at St Meynue Sebold, led by Med Bat on Frday, discussed grain cultivation and profitability. The group debated leadership, agenda items, and reallocation of tasks among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mag
St Meynue
Sebold
Frenk
Garry Cor
Farm land sale promotes dispersal and harvest prep
Farmers face a land dispersal event with references to Harvas and Harvas related parcels. The notice mentions payments and a general warning to prepare for spree work and relocation. Names and precise details are unclear due to OCR issues but indicate a broad land sale impacting several farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beyers
Sever Reuteen
Vyorktve
Red Cross Letter Highlights War Aid Shipment
The Red Cross notes a donation letter from Mereth TP Cramton secretary of the Red Cross freety from Ue Cetedien It 4. sasket cheaan brane 61) Petreary per The shipment includes fifty sewing items and twenty four suits. the value is set at 84.70. The secretary states thanks in the Provincial Ducenlive name and notes the branch will receive credit for the gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mereth
Ter
Red Trees
Cetedien
Sasket
Imhet
Uerre
Shri Amd
Provineit Ducenlive
Tableau Entertainment Report Highlights Serum Project
The article covers a theater program and entertainment piece centered on a Serum project. It mentions key figures, performances, and the venue with emphasis on public reception and overall success. Names and specific roles are noted in the context of the show.
War tolls and theater losses plague the central world
The piece reports heavy wartime costs and theater damage, noting ships sunk and merchant losses. It mentions four thousand pounds taken during Christmas week, with dealers and managers in the provinces sharing the grim tale as films and plays face cancellations and declines in trade.
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Gerthers
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Yorkton
Santa Curus
Collacett
Robertson, Fp, A
Plumb
Harber
Hunter
Lawerne
Weberieom
Dremsian
Newhands
Pachal Ageins
Gersoanie Fire Insurance Co
Theodore Hotel
People's Forum
Keyona
GTP
Thareday
Orar Bureres
Ebenenet
VM Weir
Queen's University
Dring
Mise Wee
Colegate Lastur Wat
T M. Andersin
Te Petite University
Pedagney
Efurelen
Misteke
Adlers
Success Business College
Mabel Mielemery
Jack
Consloere
Vaughan Virgie Beidhert
Peter Fraie
Ste Wilage Preiede & Molar
Magnus Mutual Improvement Society
Harvas
Red
Red Crowe Society
Pheer
Tableau Entertainment
Dewar
Baye
Fortie
Kenert
Manchester
Atleok
Ena
Holy Trinity Church
Tone Ee
Ant Bete
Prins
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