The Wetaskiwin times (1925-11-26)
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- The Wetaskiwin times (1925-11-26)
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- 1925
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The Wetaskiwin times (1925-11-26)
Year: 1925
Page 1: - John E. Brownlee Succeeds Greenfield as Premier - 2 Aged Citizens Have Birthdays - A.L. Smith, K.C. is Selected as Probe Counsel - Young People Enjoy Drive and Have Social Evening - Tag Day Was Successful - Lady Curlers Have Organized for the Season - United Church Activities - Appreciation - Local News - Ladies' Hospital Aid Bazaar Was Splendid Success - Progressives to Sit with Liberals - Livestock Pool Meeting Here - Girl Breaks Limb While Playing - Girls' Club Had Successful Dance - Correspondents Are Wanted for the Times - John F. Inglis Chosen as Conservative Candidate - More than Four Million Bushels of Grain Loaded - Rural Districts Hold Convention - U.F.A. Convention, January 19 to 22 - United Church Puts on Drive for Budget Fund - "Forging of the Nation's Metal" - U.F.A. Convention Picks D.C. Breton - Telephone the Times Office Page 2: - Holidays Overseas Attract Many Canadians - Pickles-A Romance Page 3: - It Pays - All Electors Shoud Vote - An Ounce of Prevention - Fair Dates Set - New Varieties of Grains - Province Not Entitled to Priority of Claim - High Price Paid for Box Appels - Hospital Given a Bequest of $1,000 - Here and There - Are Quite Likely to Hol