The Wetaskiwin times (1922-05-11)
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- The Wetaskiwin times (1922-05-11)
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- 1922
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The Wetaskiwin times (1922-05-11)
Year: 1922
Page 1: - Council Selects Monday next as Clean-up Day - Annual Meeting of Sunday School - Greenfield and Brownlee Found some Difficulty - Wetaskiwin Hog Shipped This Week to Far Autralia - C.N. Considering Operating Trains by Use of Radio - Wrestling Match - No Holiday on Wednesday Next - Fire Brigade Called to Two Fires Saturday - Millet Dramatics Presents "What Happened to Jones" - Local News - Local News - Rural Council Selects June 10 as Gopher Day - Charged with Violation of the Liquor Act - Mennonites May Decide to Trek to B. Columbia - Good Auto Roads Wanted in Wetaskiwin District - City in Excellent Financial Condition - Cen. Creameries May Open at Wetaskiwin - Local News - Southern Alberta Has Moisture to Spare This Year Page 2: - Thirty Thousand Young Trees Planted on Forest Nursery near Cooking Lake during the Spring - First Alberta Crop Report - Peak of Brandon Flood is Passed, Waters Subside - University Week for Farm Boys and Girls - Local News - Govt. Grading of Hogs Delayed on a Dominion Order - Mennonite Land Has Been Taken up by 1000 Polish Settlers - Ouebec-Vancouver Highway Proposed as Federal Work - Canadian Leaders Urge Open Gate to Worthy Immigrants Page 3: -