Lloydminster mobilizes men for war effort names H. R. Wilford
Lloydminster district undertakes local mobilization to enlist twenty five men for military service. Mayor wires Col Rutten urging maximum enlistment and town council agrees to fund men not otherwise provided for. Over twenty have enlisted. Major Hill expects a large winter contingent. H. R. Wilford listed among those qualified and available.
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Lloydminster
Marite
Col. Rutten
Vilage
Major Hill
Meno
Basket Social at St Luke's Church Northumberland
The annual basket social in connection with St Luke's Church Northwater runs Friday December 10 at 6 pm at the schoolhouse. The Ladies' Auxiliary will hold a sale of work featuring useful articles the same evening.
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St Luke's Church
Northwmiwater
Nine Years Ago Browminster Times Chippings and Notices
Nine years ago Browminster Times notes gifts to a church fund totaling 1446 dollars. A lost couple reappeared after a 36 hour ordeal including a cellar stay with one match. Blackfoot Coulee refilled suddenly into a stream with no rain. Frank Jones wed Catherine Holtby with Rev. Carruthers officiating. Arthur Jones as beat man and Bessie Holtby as bridesmaid. Agricultural Society annual meeting reports a 39 dollar balance and Si membership.
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Blackfoot Coulee
Bostonians Here Next Monday at Alberta Hall
The famed Bostonians perform Tippe rary Mary at Alberta Hall next Monday under the local football club. The company from Saskatoon brings scenery music and light with claims of two hours of top comedy singing and dancing. Miss Habe Mason returns to the title role after vaudeville in the East and the troupe is praised as skilled artists and entertaining performers.
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Alberta Hall
Tipperary Mary
Saskatoon
Lloydminater
Bostonians
Open Letter Policy Encourages Reader Opinions
The Times invites readers to send letters on local or general topics and offers free expression of opinions. Correspondents should include their names as evidence of good faith, though names need not be published.
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Waterhouse
the Times
Annual Meeting of Town Ratepayers Discuss Fiscal Strain
The town ratepayers gathered Monday night with little turnout as committees outlined routine work and costs. The Finance Committee criticized 100.17 paid to the Saskatchewan Gazette for compulsory advertising and noted overall printing and stationery expenses were higher than in recent years. The mayor highlighted assets from three hundred old tomes and praised council cooperation, ending with a vote of thanks.
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H. B. Hall
John Bell
R. Smith
Huxley
Fern
Howell
Mooney
Saskatchewan Gazette
Heltor
War News and Fronts From the War’s Vast Turbulence
Reports show Dominion Government seizing twelve to fifteen million bushels of wheat amid high rhetoric. News warns of big war-loan totals and key figures at line. Balkan, Mesopotamian, Romanian borders, and Kameruns actions dominate, with London and Paris noting Kitchener’s Paris visit and German civilian distress.
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Dominion
Dominion of Canada
Ite Fasne
Duchess of Connaught
Balkans
Russia
Montenegro
Albania
Mesopotamia
Tigris
Hawt
Kameruns
Berlin
Theu
Dupont Powder Works
Wilmington
USA
Kitchener
Paris
Rome
Stalinos
Gorisin
Grain Growers Convention Dec 8 in North Battleford
The annual Grain Growers of District No. 11 convention will be held in North Battleford on December 8 and 9 starting at 9 am. Speakers include provincial secretary J. Bo Mosselman and Thos. Sales of Langham. Delegates should arrange rail travel, tickets, and certificates.
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Nowra
Letters to the Editor Fragment Reflections on Contention
A fragmented Note from readers discusses common agendas and public concerns. The item highlights community voices and the newspaper’s role in publishing opinions while acknowledging unreadable sections.
Britannia Voters Face Free Range Versus Law Referendum
Open letter urges Britannia ratepayers to vote on December 18 in a referendum contrasting Free Range cattle and horses with the Stray Animal Act. It warns fencing costs, taxation rises, and delays if road and grazing controls are postponed, noting past herdings and farmer impacts.
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Britannia
Reeve
F. Hamlin
T Kitchen
Fin
Britannia Municipal Council Minutes 1915 Meeting
The Rural Municipality of Britannia No 102 held November 28 1915 with Reeve FP Jaco and councillors N Jones P B Smith BE Priest and A Nelson present. Minutes of Oct 14 read. A Dept of Municipal Affairs letter noted Hutson Bay Co solicitors seek 1914 rate payers and surtax roll totals 521 and 49. Patriotic Association deputation discussed fundraising. Motions approved: 50 to S M Daly for 1915 assessment work. 807 for accounts and 100 to schools and 700 municipal loan balance. Next meeting set for Wednesday Dec 22 at 2 pm.
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Britannia
Jaco
N. Jones
P. B. Smith
BE. Priest
A. Nelson
Department of Municipal Affairs
Hutson's Bay Company
Patriotic Association
Mooney
Manro
Maynard
Jones
8. M. Daly
Doan Smith
Free range issue sparks land use debate in 1915 letter
James W. Warehouse Hewitt writes from November 26, 1915 urging balanced lands use and opposition to captive cattle interests. He worries taxes and liabilities will rise, and cautions voters to register if free range is not now. He advocates benefits for all rather than cattlemen alone.
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James W. Warehouse
Hewitt Landing
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Saskatchewan
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F.O.B
Detroit
Saxon Sales Company
Third Avenue North
SASK
Linglminetor Town Hall
Dee Oth
Bootbail
Chad
Britannia Municipal Meeting
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J. A. Stevenson
Church Street
Tin
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