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The Wetaskiwin times (1908-02-13)

Publication date: 1908-02-13

Topics: Wetaskiwin times [1901]

Publisher: [Wetaskiwin Times]

Collection: peel_newspapers; peel; university_of_alberta_libraries; toronto

Language: English

Item Size: 102.9M

Page 1:

- City News

- Council Proceedings

- Most Successful Concert

- The Barrister

- Monday Night's Concert

- Church Chimes

Page 2:

- Appointments

- How the Indians Poisoned Arrows

- Local News

- Regarding Seed Grain

Page 3:

- Wetaskiwin Bonspiel a Grand Success

- The Hospital Shower

Page 4:

- Oysters

- New York's Obelisk

- Bloomers

- Order of the Bath

- Japanese Fishermen

- Finger Rings

- High Priced Poetry

- Reverend

- Africa

- Oldest Chemist's Shop in England

- Grindstones

- Balaklava

- Puss

- A Danish Dainty

- First Arrival of Cattle

- Astronomers

- Imp

- Pearl Fishing

- An English Superstition

- The Barbary Ape

- European Rivers

- Local News

- A Wonderful Child

- The Divining Rod

- The Hudson River

- The Licorice Plant

- A Witness Retort

- Sanitary Instinct

- A Reasonable Hypothesis

- Local News

- Effective War on child Labor

Page 5:

- Million Great Work

- Local News

- Lapland

- Oyster Cocktail

- Trousers

- Child Betrothuln

- The Camel

- Striking Clocks

- Thick and Thin Skin

- Playbills

- Edinburgh

- News Notes

- Bawlf

- Here's a Nervy Robbery

- Packing Plant for Daysland

- The Publisher's Song

Page 6:

- Camrose Canadian Club

- Government Supply Free School Books

Page 7:

- Newspaper Cranks

- Local News

- New Bills Passed

Page 8:

- The C. P. R. Short Line

- Wetaskiwin Markets

- Wetaskiwin at the Dominion Fair

- An Optimistic View

- Wetaskiwin Fire Brigade Band

- Crooked Lake

- Local News

- City News

- Lewisville

- Correspondence

Notes

[public]: Continued by Times from 23 April 1958 to 17 August 1966, and from 17 April 1968 to 15 August 1979. In July 1983, Times merged with the News-advertiser to form the Wetaskiwin times advertiser. [public]: The issue for 3 January 1906 seems to be misprinted; it is likely from January 1907.