Special Meeting on May 22 1916 Discuss Cattle Nuisance and By law
Mayor Hutcheon and councilors Whitelock Arnold and Melionsld met to address complaints about cows tethered along Railway Street on Whitelock land. They ordered the owner notified to remove cattle to prevent nuisance and approved permits for a brick office building and a fire by law compliant structure. The hotel by law was read and the rescinding By law No 15 passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutcheon
Counciors Whitelock
Arnold
Melionsld
Mr. Whitelock
Arnold Secomled Iy McDonald
Whitelock
McDianall
McDonald
Red Cross Drive Calls for Local Fundraising
Community appeal urges residents to donate to Red Cross relief for French hospital wards and wounded soldiers. Readers invited to knit ten cent pieces and join planned events at the Methodist Church basement on Wednesday to support urgent needs. Florence, Merwood, and local donors are mentioned as examples of contributions.
Fire Destroys Hay and Oat Sheaves in Friday Mishap
A Friday blaze consumed hay and oat stacks belonging to Beverly and Kruseel, spreading through stubble as flames swept the area. Fire crews battled the fire, with the remainder of stored fodder destroyed by smoke and flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Andrew Kruseel
Examinations Under New Liment Rules Part I Opened
A 1916 amendment to the Hith Selvel Regulation level opens Part I examinations for teachers Jiplumas. It requires a certified statement from principals that attendance and progress in specified subjects are satisfactory. Subjects include reading, literature, composition, algebra, elementary science and either art or manual or household science. Exams cover four Part I subjects this year: geography grammar arithmetic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hith Selvel
Eduset Etsal
Loos
Jiplumas
Antia
Davidson Welcomes Returned Soldiers Plan League Here
Sergt Ewing spoke at the auditorium Friday night recounting his war experiences from Canada to France and back. He urged formation of a Returned Soldiers Welcome Act League to organize a local welcome, employment aid, and a recuperation house in Hiregina with an on site school for veterans. Ottawa recently increased soldiers pensions from 261 to 464 dollars, drawing hearty audience approval.
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Sergt Ku Ewing
Sergt Ewing
CPR
Atlantic
England
France
Elhrappel
T. Bray
A.B Methregor
Sergi Ewing
Bervefly
Dawideon
Tawely
Ottewe
Winnipeg
Hiregina
Voenthmal
Echuul
Kinowe
Sergi Ewiogasid
Otlawa
Canada
Ste Perring
Mth Katt
Scrut- Ewing
Ottawa
Eppleuse
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Dingman'’s Electric
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W. J. Robinson
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United
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Capitol and Surplus
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Girvin
Mac Donald
Sabb
the Pioneer Hardware Co., Ltd
Davidson, Sash
Washington St
H. C. Arnold
Davideos, Sask
Hergeio
Otieholm
Sedalia PO
Alte
Alex Campbell
Main St
Bladworth
W. Tanner
V& Office
Rodgers Lumber Co
Railway Ave
M. A. Munroe
Davidson, Sask
Arthur Jas. Robertson
Notary Publi Con Eyancer
Davidron, Sask
H. Robinson PO
F. ©. Whitelock
Routledge, BA
Great West Permanent
Heron
Brie
Oren Veal Balieny
Davidson
F. S. T. Hutchison
Victoria Street
Saas
F. Cameron
M.A. Llb
Barrister & Solicitor
Davideon, Sask
Blalworth Wethetay Afternan
A. S. Popplewell
Daidson
Sysopsis
Canadian Northwest
Sackatchbewan
Alberta
Tine Lands Agency
Set
Ant Dominion
cCericia
Boone
White Feather
Red
la France
Elmer
Florence
Cedal
Sergt. Ewing
Welcome Aid League
A.B. McGregor
D. 8
Hutcheou Sec
Treas
A. J. Robertson
Mre F. Ae Mes
A.J. Robertson
Siew. W. Ketcheson
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