Mission Services Well Attended in Melfort Saskatchewan
The Melfort circuit and Beatty events drew large crowds for missionary sermons by Rev. O Endicott detailing war needs. An afternoon talk at Beatty followed by a W M S address on world conditions drew 100 plus attendees. Ede sang a solo and Miss Nerison and Miss Brown contributed readings while Mrs Tanton presided. Social service anniversary events featured Rev Hugh Dobsoe speaking on church social work and Canadian citizenship.
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Melfort
Saskatchewan
0. Endicott
W.M.8
Endicott
L. Nerison
B. Brown
Tanton
The
Methodist Church
Hugh Dobsoe
Apeak
Revenue at District Post Offices in 1917 Season
Postmaster general report shows district post offices handling large revenue for the year ending March 31 1917 with details of business transacted in each office. The statistics highlight substantial mail volume and financial activity across the district.
Nipawin Seeks Railway Construction Move Adopted
Excerpt from the Rural Municipality of Nipawin No. 487 minutes dated April discusses the urgency of increasing food production and directs filing a letter to Honorable J. A. regarding railway construction.
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Nipawin
Timret
J. A
Patriotic Appeal Amid War Debate
A fragment urges unity and sacrifice as a decisive moment in the nation. It calls the public to eschew frivolity and focus thoughts and prayers on those serving in the conflict.
Intercession Day Service at Methodist Church
A service of intercession is arranged for Fakeseen 5.00 and 6 p.m. on Thursday this week at the Methodist church conducted by Rev. W. R. Tanton.
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Methodist Church
Coeticiah
W. RB. Tanton
Pleasantdale council minute notes weed inspector and grants
Minutes show Reeve and council approving tax grants to Lady Minto Hospital and Red Cross, appointing Ole Bjorgom as weed inspector for the south and Donald McLeod for the north, approving road and culvert work budgets, and authorizing a loan for a grader. Wages set at four dollars per day for up to ten days with call.
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Reeve McAlister
Coan
Sciilors Erwin
Rude
Anderson
Graham
Parkinson
Misfeldt
J. N. Payne
J.J. Smith
Lady Minto Hospital
Carpenter
Sarveys
M. P. Tollia
Pleasantdale
Beige Amundson
Pte
Lea Heagh
Donald McLeod
Thander Hill
Ottawa
Kewin
Alfred Bill
Erwin
Ole Bjorgom
Couneil
Red Cross
Andereson
Highway Commission
Leo Heugh
Oorth
Quill Lake Municipality
Andersono
Lee
J. Wall
Nick Roadwork
H. O. Olevo
Bert Sheers
Carrot River No 429 Council Minutes April Meeting
The Rural Municipality of Carrot River No 429 held its April 3 meeting in the municipal hall at Flette Springs. Reeve McLaren and councillors approved minutes, considered grading a slough road, and discussed contracting estimates. Communications included agriculture and highway items, seed grain loans, culvert quotations, sidewalk requests, and a seed grain loan authorization up to 1000 from the Canadian Bank of Commerce.
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Carrot River
Flette Springs
Reeve McLaren
Reid
Veon
Campbell
Rupert
Wallace
Pritchard
Moodie
Hadden
VanMeer
Department of Agriculture
Department of Highways
Carrot River Grain Growers
Melfort Grain Growers Trading Association
Venn
Corrow
Caarsdian Bank of Commerce
Town Council Monday Night Proceedings and Inquiries
The council discussed sidewalk requests and a $43.76 claim for flood damages from a broken water main. Assistant engineer J N Dibble sought $100 monthly salary, and A B Atkinson of Nove Dairy urged license enforcement. Byways and mains leaks were noted, tests ordered, and several salary increases approved for town staff despite opposition. A Food Controller notice indicated available beet price data for local consumers.
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M. McPhail
W. Clarence A
J.N. Dibble
Power House
A. B. Atkinson
Nove Dairy
Protectinn
Wild
Oxark
Albert Nelo
McLauchlan
Weetend
McEwen
Harrison
Greenwood
Wildsod Claggett
Cattle Die From Suspected Poison Bait Near Edenbridge
In Edenbridge on April 14, Joe Cramer lost three prized cows found dead near his home, likely poisoned by coyote bait set last winter by local hunters. Broado also reported a cow killed at the same site. Dr Kelliher of Star City examined the carcasses near land sold to Alex Gan.
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Edenbridge
Joe Cramer
Broado
Kelliher
Star City
Alex, Gan
Red Cross Picnic Plans Reported by Cayton
Notes indicate Cayton Red Cross organizes a picnic with new committees to arrange activities and seating. Edger Carwardine is listed in connection with the event at 250 Engh.
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Ryog
Edger Carwardine
Star City Red Cross Meeting Acknowledges Support
Mrs. Gilray receives thanks as Red Cross members report 425 dollars raised from tea and donations. Owing to poor harvests, tea funds fell short of goals, but the April meeting at the Oroea resolved to extend gratitude and pursue further support from local ladies and Mrs. Gilray. Gentlemen and other members planned Friday craft work at the Red rooms.
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Ala Blair
Oroea
Thureday
Red Crosse
Renovations at Obin Yok’s Victoria Restaurant
Obin Yok of Victoria res taurant on Barrows avenue overhauled the premises from cellar to garret. Upgrades include removing hot water system for the kitchen and improving ventilation, dish racks, and bor ee Feist properties. Beginning Wednesday and Thursday, April 18, the Scenic Theatre will show All Star Mutual Features nightly, starting with Bhackles of Trath.
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Obin Yok
Victoria Restaurent
Barrows Avenue
Melfort
Adeed
Teverevs-At Lady Minto hospital birth notices
In April at Lady Minto hospital Teverevs at Brockington reports a daughter born to Mrs A Babington of Minto bos. pia Monon on April 11. Also, Devid Menzies of Raat Onde reports a birth on April 15.
Recruiting For Mounted Police In Melfort
Constable Terndrup of the K N W Mounted Police orders Prince Albert headquarters to recruit all eligible men aged 18 to 45 for immediate training. Requirements include height at least 5 feet 5 inches and weight up to 176 pounds.
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Terndrup
Prince Albert
Regine
The Wolf Comes to Town Hall Under New Direction
The Wolf plays at the town hall directed by the Used Producing Co in a northern drama. The production has been well received by audiences and critics alike.
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Wight
Used Producing Co
Northland
Formalin treated seeds show vigor equal to untreated grains
A provincial report from Regina and tests at the University indicate formalin treated seed germinates as well as untreated seed from the same lots. Untreated seed leads to poor crop results, according to Deputy Minister F. H. Auld.
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Regina
F. H. Auld
Department debunks formaldehyde scare on seed wheat
Saskatchewan farmers warned after rumors that formaldehyde-treated seed would ruin crops. Dr Chariton found the treatment harmless to germination and grain quality. North Dakota tests corroborate safety, with officials labeling the scare nonsensical and urging continued use as in prior seasons.
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Saskatchewan
Department of Agriculture
Department
G. A. Chariton
Ashe
Chariton
North Dakota
H. L. Bolley
Toronto
Canada
Department of Triculture Ite
Nurse Attrill With Mons Star
The Winniper Free Press notes Nurse Alfreda J Attrill formerly resided with brothers east of town and was on furlough last winter. She earned the Mons Star for valuable service on the western front early in the war and also served at Salonica.
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Winniper Free Press
Nurse Attrill
Gister
Alfreda J. Attrill
Winurse
Order of the Royal Cross
Salonica
Enny Gran Military Pl
Pleasant Valley Red Cross Meeting And Fund Drive
Pleasant Valley Red Cross held its regular monthly meeting at Miss Rodgers home on a sunny Wednesday. Resolutions approved for knitting coats and a work and dance event to be announced later. Members worked on socks and donations totaled $6.55 from ranch sales and individual gifts. The next meeting is planned at Mrs Stewart's home in May.
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Pleasant Valley Red Croes
Miss Rodgers
R. Wiggins
H. Statham
T. N. Irvine
St James Guild Weekly Meeting Debate Set
The St James Presbyterian Guild holds its weekly meeting Thursday at 8 pm with a debate on whether city life better suits youth. Mrs Gibb and Mr Bushby support the proposition while Mrs Molowsh and Mr A Campbell oppose. A social evening follows and next week features a paper by Cairns on Molloying’s review.
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St. James Presbyterian Guild
Thureday
Gibb
Bushby
Molowsh
A. Campbell
Socia
Age
Cairns
MoUrong
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Birch Hills
Kinteting Uy
Gilver Park
Patriotic Appeal
R. AL of
Pleasantiaie
Deter
A. D. Young
R. HL
P.m
A.D. Young
Dombartom
Ugii
Lewis Lake
Silver Park
Winadixo
Oom Council
Cayton Red Cross
Star City Red Cross
Attrill
Mons Star
Pleasant Valley Red Cross
St. James Guild Weekly Meeting
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