Lyons Addresses Estevan Hydro Power Debate At Council
J W Lyons spoke to Estevan Board of Trade in the council chamber about hydro electric power. He outlined Ontario gains, urged local action, and noted power could cut factory costs. a campaign team and a $10 membership drive were created to push Southern Saskatchewan power development.
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Ontario
Lyon
Guelph Board of Trade
Estevan
C. Smth
Origin
Ni Power
Torere Ontario
Ade Heck
Iydro- Electric
Raker
Campanns
Ious
M Ota
Niagara Power
Hydro-Electric
Stevan
Saskatchewa
Jmen
Bankagas
Ben
Saskatchewan
T. Torgerson
F. W. Newcombe
J. A. Smith
F. W. Garner
W Addie
Beiufast
CC. Smith
Carndoff
Campbel
Manlove
C. A. Manlove
Colin 4
Bord of Trade
Dember
Torquay R C Society Social Draws Large Local Crowd
The Torquay Red Cross monthly social drew the largest audience yet. Officers were re-elected with A G Douglas as president and A G Vinge as secretary treasurer. Mrs W R Groshong declined re election and Miss Margaret Knutson was chosen as vice president. An executive includes W R Groshong R Finkleman J W Shaw A J Graham and Misses Katherine Stocking and Thea Ashem. The program featured pianos recitations and a variety of acts with notable performances by Roxie Westover and Miss Margaret Knutson’s solo.
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Torquay Red Cross
A. G. Douglas
Secy-Treas
A. G. Vinge
W. RK. Groshong
Margaret Knutson
Mesdames
W. R Groshong
R. Finkleman
J. W. Shaw
A. J. Graham
Katherine Stocking
Thea Ashem
Power development in southern Saskatchewan discussed
W D Cowan argues Saskatchewan faces industrial limits due to high power costs and manufacturing gaps. He cites Ontario as a model, suggesting coordinated action and leadership to unite provinces, harness cheap coal and waterways, and spur local industry for returning veterans.
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Ontario
Legislative Assembly
Regina
United Action
Harrison Family Thankful for Sympathy and Support
Mr and Mrs Harrison and family express gratitude to the Woodmen and friends for sympathy shown in their bereavement.
Hay Meadow Yield Boosted by Big Summer Cut
Alf Brown owns a 200 acre hay meadow two miles south west of town. Eight year old Harley Brown helped cut and stack over 200 tons of hay during holidays. With hay at 20 dollars a ton, the season yields a sizable return despite the dry weather as Mr. Brown baled and shipped the product to customers and has already sold more than 100 tons.
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Alf Brown
Harley Brown
Brown
Rally Day at Baptist Church with Rev D R Sharpe
Next Sunday Rally Day at the Baptist Church features Rev D R Sharpe of Moose Jaw preaching in the morning and taking part in Rally Day exercises. Cradle Roll Superintendent Mrs N McCrimmon will present certificates and pins to Cradle Roll members. Parents are urged to attend to boost school involvement.
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D. R. Sharpe
Moose Jaw
Cradle Rell
Mra. N. McCrimmon
Memorial Service in Estevan for Young Soldier A H Harrison
A memorial service was held in Estevan town hall to honor Signaller A H Harrison killed in action. The gathering, including church leaders and the Woodmen, heard a scriptural reading, a addressed tribute, and a tenor solo, praising Harrison as a Christian soldier and loyal comrade.
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Estevan
A. H. Harrison
Actiom
Pre Harrison
E. Steele
A G. Liss
Pte
Harrison
The
Woodmen's
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Pauline Frederick to Appear at the Delight This Weekend
Pauline Frederick headlines the Delight on Friday and Saturday October 4 and 5. Watch for further announcement.
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Pauline Frederick
Rally Day Services at Baptist Church on Sept 29 1918
Moose Jaw preacher Rev D R Sharpe will lead the rally day service at the Baptist Church on Sunday September 29 1918. Attend with hat on for a warm welcome and spiritual gathering.
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Baptist Church
D. R. Sharpe
Moose Jaw
Estevan Soldier Wounded in England Receives Decorations
Wounded second time Will Gough, among Estevan’s first volunteers of 1914, served with the ith Battalion and earned the Distinguished Conduct Medal and the Croix de Guerre. Now wounded in the shoulder, he is in England awaiting a possible return home. He is brother of Ed Gough of Estevan. Friends hope he may soon come back to town.
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Will Gough
Estevan
Ith
Imperial Command
Persent
England
Ed. Gough
Unusual Souris Train Visit Missing Ex-Mayor Duncan
The reporter found the Souris train already departing when ex-mayor Duncan was absent. Duncan, a morning staple in town, is usually seen just before the train. His absence raises questions about his whereabouts and routine.
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Souris
Duncan
P. C
Miner Reports Potash Sack from Hardy Lake Bed
Mr Bryce delivered a sack of mineral to town claiming potash from a lake bed near Hardy. The material looked like crushed ice when wet and becomes white as it dries. The 2,000 acre lake has had three sections of land leased amid speculation.
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Bryce
Hardy
Liberals Eye Contender for Assiniboia Seat
After J G Turriff moves to the Senate rumors swirl that Hon Walter Scott may challenge for Assiniboia. The Liberal party potential candidacy highlights a key regional contest in the next election.
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J. G. Turriff
Senate
Walter Scott
Assiniboia
Army Huts Fund Appeal Seeks Support Across Province
Canvassers Perkins Loughtin and Ed oney, with L J Robb as secretary treasurer, lead an appeal aiming to raise funds for soldiers welfare. Week totals reach 30000 with Regina doubling its contribution to 25000. Estevan reports 1200 and pushes for broader support in all campaigns.
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Perkins
Loughtin
Edoney
L J. Robb
Regina
Esan
Estevan
Optician J P Tripp to Visit Yardley’s Jewelry Store
J P Tripp, an optician, will be at Yardley’s jewelry store on fire Oct. 3 from 9 a.m. to noon. Those with weak or defective eyesight should consult him. Glasses fitted and eyes examined.
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J. P. Tripp
Yardley
Piane
School Fair Awards List Vegetables And Grains
The School Fair results include multiple exhibitors led by John Garland with categories for beets parsnips cabbages tomatoes squash and Citron types. Grains feature Marquis Wheat and Oats with winners noted. Cooking ornaments and poultry items appear alongside garden department winners and school room plants with names of participants and judges.
Estevan Council Announces Power Rates and By Law Plans
The council met to approve a heat rate for reactors and maintain the first 1900 kilowatts under existing power charges while adding 5 cents per kilowatt over that threshold. A special heating meter option was discussed for a popcorn machine owner who argued for a heat rate separate from power. By-law on speed at intersections discussed but tabled. Corpses removal from old cemetery approved to remain in place. old cemetery kept in repair. Maple Grove tax certificates assigned for a pottery site. tax arrears to be paid to prevent sale. Coal tenders opened. Estevan Coal and Brick Co awarded town hall contract at 2.60 per ton.
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McCormick
Alvas
Power and Light Committee
Maple Grove
Estevan Coal & Brick Co
Sacrifice Should Begin at Home Not Left to Soldiers
A call for civilian responsibility argues that sacrifice and support for national efforts must start within households and communities, not rely solely on military personnel. It frames duty as a shared home front obligation.
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France
Canada
Bonar Law Urges Wartime Economy Across All Sectors
Bonar Law, the British Chancellor of the Exchequer, calls for minimum expenses in households and businesses. He argues wartime spending far exceeds expectations and only essential costs should be incurred, as self denial would be easier than the sacrifices if Germany wins.
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Bonar Law
Germany
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R. C. Society
Wilfred Wees
Robin Servee
Roxie Westover
Misa Margaret Koutson
Steve Pearson
Albert Vinge
Mara
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Mildred Purvis
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Tom McWilliams
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Spencer Falkner
Carl Henneberg
Harold Hamblet
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Chas. Fuller
Eddie Bergloff
Geranium
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Mary McKenzie
Winnie Garland
Fochsia
Geo. Dow
Gerson Conrad
Begonia
Ella Wheatley
Margaret Dorothy Wheatley
Coleus
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Landin
Isabel Duncan
Robert McLean
Anna Bryce
Rosse Hill
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Canadian War Hospital Fund
Estevan High School
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