Board of Trade Annual Meeting Discusses Co operation
The Board of Trade annual meeting reports activities and calls for wider district cooperation. J Hill and Saith address guests. talks focus on expanding representation to municipalities and forming a southeast Saskatchewan industrial association. Discussions include coop buying by retailers and potential name changes.
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Board of True
J. Hill
Saith
Hill
Katevan
Saskatchewan
Campbell
The
of T
L. J. Morris
Advertising Copy The Flow Of Sales And Reach
A compact note on crafting advertising copy that projects personality and sincerity. Emphasizes concise messaging and a quick circulation strategy to maximize reach and impact in limited time.
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Progress Ag
Masonry notes on Davies rise in Freemasonry ranks
High Up In Masonry Ok Davies recently returned to his California home in Fairoaks Sacramento after leaving in 1914. He has studied Freemasonry and risen among leaders, serving as senior warden of Kilwinning Lodge Sacramento and Chancellor of the 30 degree Kedash Council, plus Shriners member Alpha Temples Salt Lake City. A Tableland Red Society meeting at Brown School on Friday the 27th at 7 am plans to recruit members, elect officers for 1919, and close with an oyster supper and dance. all welcome.
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Davies
California
Fairoaks
Sacramento
Masoney
Kilwinning Lodge
Council of
Kedash
Shriners
Alpha Temples
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lodge of Masons
Tableland Red Society
Brown School
Rural Council No 5 Seeks Aid at December Meeting
Minutes of the December 10 1918 Rural Council No 5 meeting show councilors Venne Chamney Olson Murphy and Kincade approving previous minutes and discussing relief for Mrs Taymwoendt and pension efforts under the Mothers Pension Act. The by law extending animal roaming to 24 hours until April 15 was read first time and other topics including hospital plans seed grain distribution and tax refunds were addressed. A deputation sought amendments to the RM Act and requests for costs in a trespass case were noted.
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Venne
Chamney
Olson
Murphy
Kincade
Chamney-Olson
Mra. Taymwoendt
Couneil
Kincade-Olson
Stone Crossing
Tremblay
Chamney- Olson
Ntiffs
Chamney- Murphy
P. J. Morin
Poaemonia
Rollinson
Kincade-Murphy
R.M
Record Shipments of Western Cattle Through Port
Shipments of cattle from Saskatchewan and Alberta to markets in St Paul and Chicago have set records. In the last two and a half months over 1300 cars totaling 30 000 head, valued at about one million pounds, have been exported, aided by a mild winter. A Canadian soldier, Pte Arthur Charleton of North Portal, returns aboard the steamship Olympic to Halifax. Also noted are visits by Mrs. W Yardley of Estevan, her trip from Carpin to see sister Miss Della Sandberg, and Mrs. M A Kemp’s hospital treatment in Minot. Curling teams near completion. sixteen rinks nearly ready for play next week.
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Gancies
Farma
Saskatchewan
Alberta
St. Paul
Chicago
Arthur Charleton
North Portal
Canada
Olympic
Halifax
Slim
W. Yardley
Estevan
Carpin
D.C
Della Sandberg
Carpro School
M. A. Kemp
Minot Hospital
Deer harvested on Swan River trip by Souria Valley Creamery men
Mr. Grundeen of Souria Valley Creamery and Mr. Kerfoot of Macoun returned from a two week trip in Swan River district with two deer. No moose seen though reported northward. Weather was calm and ideal for a quiet hunt. Grundeen calls it a restful holiday away from business. This marks his third fall hunting season in the north country. Also, Miss Gladys Scott visits aunt Mrs. Dunnell during holidays and plans to travel to Victoria, B C after Winnipeg stay.
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Mr. Grundeen
Souria Valley
Swan River
Kerfoot
Macoun
North Country
New Manager for Sask Coal Brick and Power
Robert McDonald was confirmed as manager to succeed the late J G Moffatt at the Shand plant. He has been with W Kinne in the lumber business and will reside here as councillor, though weekdays require him to be at the Shand plant.
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Sask
Coal, Brick & Power
Robert McDonald
J G. Moffatt
Shand
Mr. McDonald
McDonald
W. Kinne
Red Cross News Cash Donations and Bazaar Plans
A fragmented list shows cash donations from G Gallaway 85 Mrs Lysens 3 Bienfait Mrs Addie 1 50 Father Cronviller 1 A McCormick 2 and others totaling 26 40. Volunteers pledge handkerchiefs towels and small items. notes thank donors including Mrs Siddall Mrs Spree and four others. A Red Cross Bazaar and tea sale are announced with sales of two quilts and related items at View School on Saturday Jan 4.
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G. Gallaway
Lysens
Bienfait
Addie
Father Cronviller
A. McCormick
Margaret Fisher
Nellie Philips
Siddall
Fyrk
Swallwell
A. Ingram
Lackey
S. Lamp
Frown
Holder
Fredrickson
Sania
Mra. Sinan
Lake
Holly
Ace Evans
Sinan
Spree
J. A. Oo
McDonald
Abley View School
Notice to Ratepayers on Town Taxes Payable at Par
Ratepayers are urged to pay current taxes before year end to avoid an 8 percent penalty. The treasurer notes the liberal discount is no longer available and stresses timely payment to help reduce the year's levy unpaid.
Farmers agree to return prize winnings to cancel Society debt
Mr G T Falkner endorses W J Jacques suggestion at the Agricultural Society meeting. Winners may refund their prizes to help free the Society from debt. He notes many competitors seek honor over money prizes and could return winnings if urged.
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G. T. Falkner
Agricultural Society _ meeting
W. J. Jacques
Typewriter Ribbons and Meeting Notes
Typewriter ribbons offered by half dozen with single ribbons priced at 120. Delivery available. Promised quick service with Panam ribbons and carbon paper. Last night a Returned Soldiers Welcome and Aid League meeting discussed reorganization with officers Falkner Hill Smit Campbell named in attendance.
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Imll
Returned Soldiers’ Welcome & Aid League
W. J. Ki Falkner
H. A. C. Hill
C. CG. Smit Siatthe Campbell
Auction Sale At Rooney Barn This Saturday
Chas. H. Shaw will hold an auction sale Saturday afternoon at the Rooney Barn with stores for sale to the highest bidders. Four female wolf-hounds, nine months old, will be offered for sale.
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Chas. H. Shaw
Rooney Barn
Advt
Optician Mr J P Tripp to Visit Yardley’s Dec 19
Mr J P Tripp, optician, will be at Yardley’s jewelry store on Thursday December 19 for eye examinations and fitting glasses. Appointment by phone or in-store visit. Phone 64.
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J. P. Tripp
Yardley
Thureday
Christmas Shopping Hints at The Leader Store
A plan to shop early for savings on groceries and gifts at The Leader Store. Advertises four day window to make purchases with high value and low prices on a fine variety of presents.
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Leader
Duncan Motor Co Contest Offers Gray Dart Car and Chevy
The Duncan Motor Co and D O Crossley Co with W K Whitty announce a guessing contest to win a Gray Dart car and a Chevrolet. Each dollar spent buys a guess for the number of wheat kernels in a pickle jar, with several hundred miles of gasoline on the prize.
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The
Duncan Motor Co
D.O Crossley & Co
W. K Whitty
Adam MacKay Dies in Quebec City After Illness
Adam L McKay aged 68 died Friday at Jeffery Hall Hospital Quebec City after a month long illness. He previously worked on railway projects in western Canada and with Government Railways. Survived by wife and children John Frazer Oliver Donald Isabelle Ina and others. Funeral at Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev Dr Melvor with Estevan Lodge A M officials in attendance.
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Jeffery Hall Hospital
Quebec City
Adam L. McKay
McKay
John
Jobe
Adam McKay
Manitob
Dundee
Scotland
Canada
Ontario
Canadian Government Railways
Frazer
Oliver
Donald
Isabelle
Ina
Moore
Nicholson
Moose Jaw
Storey
Glen Ewen
Mains
Hirsch
Ing
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Melvor
J. T. Swalwell
Estevan Lodge
A.M
MacKay
Estevan Lodge elects officers for 1919 and plans Dec 27 installation
At the regular Estevan Lodge meeting last Friday evening officers for 1919 were appointed: F. W. Newcombe W M T. Torgeson S W W. T. Moore J W J. D. Partington Press L A Tuncan secretary. Dr F R Graham is immediate past master. Installation set for Dec 27 St John’s night. W L Eastham to open an office in Bank of Hamilton block as district superintendent for London Life Assurance Co.
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Estevan Lodge
F. W. Newcombe
W.M
T. Torgeson
S.W
W. T. Moore
J.W
J. D. Partington
Press
L. A. Tuncan
F. R. Graham
St. John’s
W. L. Eastham
Bank of Hamilton
London Life Assurance Co
Mrs Campbell’s committee ships comforts to H M S Michael crew
This week the committee sent a base of comforts totaling 118 socks 18 woolen scarves 20 packages of smokes one pipe 63 boxes chewing gum 72 chocolate bars worth 186 dollars. Gifts include items from Mrs Bannatyne’s Na shower in July and 16 pairs socks from Mrs Jaisey’s committee, plus three sleeveless sweaters.
Matinee for Soldiers Families at 100 E
Soldiers wives mothers and children invited to Saturday matinee with invitations used in place of admission tickets. After the show a Christmas party will be held in the 1.0 D E rooms.
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Rooma
St Matthew’s Christmas Tree Prize Night Planned
St Matthew’s Sunday school children will hold their annual prize distribution and Christmas tree event on Friday December 20 at 4 30 in the basement of the Presbyterian church.
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St. Matthews Sunday School
Dance at Town Hall for Great War Veterans
The GWV A dance will be held at the town hall under Great War Veterans auspices. Proceeds fund furnishings for the club rooms. Gentlemen one dollar, ladies fifty cents.
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Revan
Estevan Honor Roll by Mr Philip Exhibited for Unveiling
The Hover Roll shows nearly 500 Estevan and district soldiers painted on panels. Robert Philip is praised for four months of work. A public unveiling ceremony is planned when framing is completed, and the town council reviewed the exhibit Monday evening. Born at Hitchock to Mr and Mrs J A Thompson a son born December 18.
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Robert Philip
Estevan
Philp
Philip
Town Council Sifts Routine Items At Monday Meeting
The town council discussed licensing, fire insurance, and a water contract with CN R. An Orpheum theatre rebate request was deferred. A cross country railway proposal was referred to the Board of Trade. An emergency hospital grant sought and other correspondence reviewed.
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C. D.E
Orpheum Theatre
N. J. Lockhart
C.N.R
Broadview
Estevan
Melville
Yorkton
LePas
Board of Trade
Robert Dunbar
M.L.A
Regina
Chas. F. Roland
Canadian Reconstruction Aesociation
Falkner
George Parkinson
Rodgers
Rodgers Etter
Wheatley
Rooks
Hildred Waggoner
Murray
Estevan Agricultural Society Elects Officers and Addresses Debt
In the town hall last Friday the Estevan Agricultural Society elected officers led by president Jas A Smith aided by Art Pierce as vice president. The meeting discussed a deficit of 34 and a bank note of 1500 with an overdraft and considered carrying the debt for a year while Garner offered to stay on with pay increased from 200 to 400. Nearly fifty directors were appointed from town and country with a four member board to be named at the next meeting.
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Veteran Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Perkin
Returned Soldiers Welcome & Aid League
Dev
Round Chamber
Porter
J.H C
Torgeson
E J. Campbell
L. J. Robb
Colin A. Manlove
J. E. Loughlin
L. J. Morrie
C. Smith
W. J. Perkins
Teese
Board of Trade
Estevan Agricultural Society
E. W. Garner
Reeve Hill
Agricultural Society
W. J. Jacques
Garner
Jas. A. Smith
Art Pierce
Pierce
Mr. Smith
Ed. Rooney, Jr
Sec
Patriot Easterbrook Returns As Iron Duke In Town
A familiar figure arrives Friday, George Easterbrook known as the Iron Duke. He served nearly two years in the Canadian Army Service Corps, has seen England, and lately has been stationed at Calgary. At 45 he is noted for his health and active spirit. The Progress welcomes Patriot Easterbrook, a butcher by trade whose army work influenced meat supplies and rations.
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George
Canadian Army Service Corps
England
Calgary
Easterbrook
Arbitration Over Grain Sale Before Judge Duncan
A lengthy arbitration case heard last evening before P. C. Duncan involved grain sold by Fishtrom for Morris. Arbitrator A. Manlove represented Morris and A. J. O Connor represented Fishtrom. The panel worked until 1 am without a decision.
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P. C. Duncan
Fishtrom
Morris
A. Manlove
A. J. O'Connor
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the Board of Trade Annual Meeting
CC. Smith
Middle West
Are Trade
Brandon West
Carnduff
Socil
Ottawa
Tremblay Bridge
Gladys Scott
Mrs. Dunnell
Winnipeg
Victoria
B. C
Red Cross News
Iy Ieder, A. Bbp Ie
Leader Store
Irvine's Drug Store
Adam MacKay
D.E. News
St. Matthew's
Gw.v.a. Dance
Hitchcock
J. A. Thompson
J. A. Seuith
G. Easterbrook Reterns
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