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Battleford Press in Battleford, Saskatchewan

13 Dec 1917

Page 14

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Battleford Press

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Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Dec 13, 1917

Page

14

Council Proposes Fire Safety Bylaw Amendment

The Battleford council approves a bylaw amendment to require proper fire escapes with fines up to 40 dollars for neglect and 100 dollars after 30 days notice, plus building closure until compliance. It discusses sewerage work for the King George hotel, wartime aid to the Returned Soldiers' Club, and other town affairs amid local notices and events.

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Phillips Boughey Ewart Hutchins Law Sweer W.W. Livingston King George Hotel Returned Soldiers Harry Price Telephone- Central Tessor H. Marugy D. L. Clink Prince N.W
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Willowmoor Notes Details Seed Fair Plans and Meetings

Willowmoor and Bjelde Creek Grain Growers held a union meeting to arrange a fall seed fair. A January box social at Bjelde Creek school will fund prizes for the fair. Clarence Blades and Fred Laycock were chosen to attend the teen boys convention in Saskatoon. Carl Simpson moved his house onto a new foundation closer to the road and nearer the school.

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Willowmoor Bjelde Creek Clarence Blades Fred Laycock Saskatoon Carl Simpson
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Women Voters Ad Calls For More Men On Field

A reader who lost a brother urges women to vote to send more men to the fighting line to reduce overwork and exposure. The appeal claims voting for additional troops will save kin and lives in the war effort.

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Battleford Press the Council Willowmour School Willowmour Little Edna Unederdahl Alice Cawdell Olive Kehoe Trevor Grove Idea Underdahl Connie Partridge Gordon Simupsoan Catharine Grove Prank Stelling Stella Underdahl Norman Meredith St.George’s
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