Just on the Side The Star Ponders a Subscription Rise
The Sas katoon Star notes a price increase to 1.50 per year effective October 1. It cites higher paper costs and reduced dollar buying power as reasons, claiming the rise is modest compared with peers and tied to long-term contracts.
Community letter questions sober civic turnout
The piece cites a Vameron style letter urging practical civic action and warns against leaving work to a single person. It asks how many citizens would attend a hypothetical meeting and how many would opt for joy riding or shooting gophers, neglecting George’s burden. The tone is local and reflective on communal responsibility.
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Vameron
George
Cameron
Battleford
Prairie Council Minutes Action on Pound Fees and Bridge Road
Prairie Council meets to address R Sample cattle release from pound and unpaid fees, includes land addition to range tres, fencing road allowances near sections 7 40 16 and 6 40 16, closing Swift Current trail, urging Battle River council for east road completion, quivering of grain lands, and adjournment to Sept 3. Reeve J S Parrish and councilors Weam Edwards Pambrun Pambrun Sherwood Porter present.
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Rural Municipality of
Prairie
Parrish
Weam
Edwards
J. Pambrun
F. Pambrun
Sherwoon
Porter
T. J. Edwards
R. Sample
C. Kipp
E. Price
W. S. Porter
M. Petre
Dept. of Highways
Council
K. M
Battle River
G. W. Sherwood
E. We
A Prosperous Town Aims To Stay On Track
A vibrant, thriving town presses on with relentless drive to fill gaps and sustain growth. Citizens, businesses, and officials collaborate to keep prosperity flowing and the community flourishing.
Proclamation Granting Amnesty to Certain War Duty Defaulters
The proclamation forgives penalties for failure to report for duty or desertion by Canadian Expeditionary Force members who report for duty by August 24, 1918. It preserves authority to arrest for failing to comply and cites the Order in Council of April 20. Issued in Our name with the Great Seal.
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Boe
Ireland
India
Canadian Expeditionary Force
E. L. Newcombe
Canada
Dominion of
Order of Saint Michael and Saint George
Royal Victoran Order
Dominion of Canada
Prongua News From District Activities And Store Change
Farmers plan early grain cutting with the harvest general next week as crops ripen. A large Prongua gathering attended the 4in 1 household sale and secured bargains. Schools reopen with Drummond Creek starting Monday and Mrs Vrust teaching. Miss Hana and Miss Mary Palmer return to duty later. A son was born to Mr and Mrs G Trusell. West Eagle Hills Co Operative store reopens as Prongua Co Operative Store under manager Hammond with solid business. Ladies Aid prep for bazaar and vegetable sale in September.
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Drummond Creek
Vrust
Schooul
Hana
Mary Palmer
Pring Albert
G. Truseell
West Eagle Hills
Hammond
Ladies’ Aid Society
Census Figures for 1916 Show Prairie Provinces Population
The 1916 census reports Manitoba 553,860 Saskatchewan 617,835 Alberta 496,525 total 1,698,223. Saskatchewan urban dwellers number 176,287 with rural 471,538. Province male count 363,787 and females 284,048. ethnic makeup includes British 54.5 percent, French 4.9, German 11.9, Austro Hungarian 9.1, Norwegian 4.2, Swedish 2.5, Russian 0.45.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Wtal
Walter Halliday Returns for Service in the Flying Corpus
Walter Halliday arrived yesterday morning from Lougheed Alberta and is reported in Winnipeg for service in the Flying Corpus. He was received in storeport and slated for duties with the unit.
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Walter Halliday
Lougheed
Alta
Storeport
Winnipeg
Baby Born to J D Noel Couple on Aug Eight
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Noel on August 8. The arrival adds a new member to the Noel family.
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J. D. Noel
Letter to the Editor on a visitor's insult to the old town
A reader quotes a visitor who labeled the town as decrepit yet noted fine public buildings. The letter discusses the phrase insult to injury and reflects on the town’s reputation and identity as “the old town.”
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the Press
Community club urged to unite townspeople and farmers
W A Cameron argues Battleford should form a community club to tackle town improvements a picture show skating rink lecture courses and stronger farmer town ties. He cites pride in local professionals and business leaders while urging coordinated committees to report to a central body.
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