Honor Roll Design Proposed for Estevan Veterans Memorial
Phillip submits a design to Estevan town council for a 14 ft high honor roll to list 1000 to 1200 local soldiers who served in the war. The miniature features a classical arch and battles highlighted. A committee including Mayor Milne, A F Stuart, and D C Donhar will review changes with the artist before final approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fubert Phillip
Katecan Elceteral
Aml
Phillip Ae
Nami
Milne
A. F. Stuarts
D.C. Donhar
Phillip
Hillside
Canada
Estevan
Cormnere
Great Red Cross Drive Opens At Queen Rose School
First cash donation to the Red Cross Derive totals 71.65 from Bhand as the drive starts with a May 31 event at Queen Rose School. Auction of cattle and prizes, speeches by Lieut AC Hill and Mrs A L Revigers, lunch, ice cream, a social, and a late-evening draw. Hillside Juniors offer a sleeping doll prize. 5c box entry at Ten Cent Store. Also reports a loss of Mrs Ashley and note on Bright Morning Rags collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Red Cross
Anither
Queen Rose School
AC. Hill
A. L. Revigers
Tio
Hillside Duniars
Hillside
Madigan Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Ashley
Aml
Albany
Advertising Begets Confidence
Advertising in the newspaper touts superior service and advantageous prices as merchants encourage readers to read their notices and learn what they have to offer and the prices they ask.
Saskatchewan Press Officers Appointed At Third CP A Convention
At Saskatoon May WW and II the Saskatchewan Division of Canadian Press Association elected officers led by President J. Melotosh North Battleford and Leader Regink. Secretary Wynn Yorkton and executive C Hynds Lumeden with Latta Govan and others. Past president Cates named to the executive for valued service. Visitors hosted by Saskatoon Board of Trade and Dr Murray university president. Herb Holmeren enlisted in Flying Corps and planned departure to Toronto soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Canadian Press Association, Inc
Saskatoon
J. Melotosh
North Battleford
KF. Kerr
Regink
Wynn
Yorkton
C. Hynds
Lumeden
J. Latta
Govan
Brett Moosomin
H. Mclonald
H. TV
W. G. Cates
Board of Trade of Saskatoon
Dr. Murray
Elevation of Estevan Member to Important Post
The provincial cabinet reshuffle drew interest as Hon. Geo A Hell received a premier appointment. Editorials praise his tenure as Provincial Treasurer and Minister Telephones, noting his cautious business approach. His departure leaves a gap, but his role as Local Government Board chair remains pivotal for Saskatchewan’s governance.
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Estevan
Geo. A. Bell
Local Government Board of
Saskatchewan
Geo. A. Hell
Best.w
Runn
George A. Rell
Canadian officer Lieut Hill draws vast Minot crowds
Lieut A C Hill spoke five times on Sunday in Minot at the Presbyterian church Carpio meeting and a theatre mass meeting drawing 1500 attendees and turning away 10. He addressed Rotary Club and Normal College students Monday and spoke for the Red Cross drive. He will tour North Dakota Minnesota and Minneapolis joining Red Cross war work with strong sentiment for Canada. The Minot papers widely reported his addresses.
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A.C Hill
Minot
Carpio
Rotary Club
Normal College
Red Cross
Mr. Hill
American Red Cross Society
North Dakota
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Hill
States
Canada
Deaths of Estevan Ladies Mrs Bastian Dies After Illness
Mrs. Thus Bastian died after three weeks of heart disease at the family home on Third street Estevan. She was in her 50s, born in Staffordshire England, came to Canada twelve years ago, survived by husband and children Josiah and daughters Mrs George Williams and Mrs John Highberg. Funeral held at Salvation Army citadel with Rev F W Wees and associates officiating. hall packed with mourners. pallbearers listed.
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Bastian
Third Street
Bastian Wes
Staffordshire
Bny
Canada
Estevan
Salvation Army
Ensign Jones
F. W. Wees
Free Methodist Church
Wees
Mr. Slingerland
J. Bridgman
Baptit Church
Bridgman
Can We Make An Apology For The Non churchgoer
At the churches a special Sunday service invites attendance with a Sunday school program and offering for province wide Sunday school work. Mr Melvar will speak on The Sunday School as a Garden and later on Our British Ideals during Empire Day patriotic services. Go to Sunday School Day noted for Saskatchewan next Sunday.
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Melvar
Eye examinations and a cook sale announced for May
On Thursday May 30 J P Tripp Optician will be at T K Yardley jewelers for eye exams and glasses fittings from 1 am to 6 pm. Phone H4. The Baptist Ladies Aid hold a Home Cooking sale Saturday May 25 in the vacant building beside The Leader store from 3 to 6 with the Servo Club serving ice cream for overseas soldier parcels.
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J. P. Tripp
Optician
T. K. Yardley
The
Baptist Laces Aid
Leader Store
Tightening Up On Exemptions
The secretary reports a May 15 communication from T. M. Molloy of the Bureau of Labor prescribing military service leave rules for farmers. Category A men cannot obtain leave unless only son of military age remains, or others in service or deceased. Lower categories may leave until July 15 with extension if urgently needed on the land.
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Bureau of Labor
Car Fire Damages Sloan Vehicle After Short Circuit
A car owned by M. P. Sloan caught fire Sunday. Hugh Lockhart and Bes Philips discovered the blaze and raised the alarm. The fire was not extinguished until considerable damage occurred, caused by a short circuit from the battery wiring.
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M. P. Sloan
Hugh Lockhart
Bes Philips
Emerson Sail Progress Office Aims for Best Printing Path
The Progress Office pursues best practice printing for customers, promoting efficient services and customer focus. The statement stresses striving to improve methods and deliver quality work.
It Pays to Advertise in Classified Ad Section
Sid Turner remarks on a classified ad as his wife stays busy answering the telephone. Perc y Stebbing has returned from Winnipeg and is accepted for service in the Royal Air Force. He plans to leave for Toronto in June. War changes affect local theater shows at the Orpheum. All men aged nineteen must report to the Registrar under the Military Service Act by June 1. Proclamations warn of up to five years hard labor for failing to report.
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David Carkbean
Patewan
Carlson
England
France
T Bettewe
Sid Turner
Mr. Turner
Progress
Satuday Morning
Percy Stebbing
Winnipeg
Royal Air Force
Toronto
Percy
Orpheum
Regina
Teachers' Institute Meeting at Valley View School
Estevan and district teachers gathered at Valley View school for sessions on school life. Key address by Miss Grown on contagious diseases stressed ignorance as cause and waste removal and ventilation as preventatives. She warned contaminated milk and water spread typhoid and other illnesses.
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Estevan and District
Valley View School
Mie Grown
Selient Hygiene
Brown
McLeod
Huff
Mothers Meeting at Teachers Institute in Estevan
At the institute on Tuesday afternoon four mothers and two maidens attended a Mothers Meeting. Miss Brown, director of Hygiene, gave an address on child care stressing fresh air and sunlight, nursing to nine months, and delaying meat until age two. further details continued on the back.
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Teacher‘s Institute
Mies Brown
Estevan
Council Considers Minor Problems and Local Issues
The Estevan town council handled routine matters including a property tax adjustment for a Bern car storage site and a peddlers license discussion for Steinberg. They eyed war trophies, fish supply concerns, a threatened Empire hotel sale, soldiers property protections, allotments of garden plots, harvest relief for Constable Garland, and possible school year changes.
Ladies Aid Concert in Roche Percee June 7
The Ladies Aid of Roche Percee will hold a town hall concert on June 7 at 8 p.m. The program includes music recitation and dialogues with the best local talent in Saskatchewan. A luncheon will be served. Adults 50 cents children 25 cents. All are invited.
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The
Ladies Aid of
Roche Percee
At & P.m
Saskatchewan
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Theresa
Estevan Motor League
Ia GT Falkner
Robb
Saskatchewan Motor League
Red Cross News
Sask Press Association
Herb Holmeren
Rell
Bell
Mc. Rell
Legislative Assembly
Executive Council
Ane
Hell
J_G. PETERSON
Et Thie Tititie Preqeerty
Sas Chal
Merek & Peaer
Lal Viewgh Sn Heaving
Thas Town
Gees
SU Piles
Felty Te
George A. Bell
Merater
Saskaretewan
Pstevon
Joseph Hill
Lieut. Hill
Is Green
Great
J. Vance
Presbyterian
Bac
Atvertioen
Paldie
Bureau of Labor of Sask
T. M. Molloy
Department of Agriculture
Regnn
WW. J. Mel Vor
McKim
Deshurats
Emerson Sail
Progress Office
Teachers’ Institute
Miss Brown
Council
Rooney
Bern
Newsbeater's License
Louis Taylor
L. Steinberg
Steinberg
Union Bank
Taylor
Dominion
Batewan
Canadian Fish & Cold Storage Co
Kevina
Hotehere
Empire Motel
Empire Hotel
Ecomnei
1.H.C
Garrish
Garland
Board of Education
Falkner
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