Outlook Public School Report Summary
The fragment references a public school report and a March event. Names and places are unclear but indicate a school reporting period with potential timetable notes and calendar details.
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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 16, 1915
Page
1
Regulations Re Wer Tax Stamps
Regulation text discusses penalties for instruments lacking proper stamps and the authority of the bank to affix stamps. It outlines fines of up to 50 dollars for issues without stamps and a 100 dollar penalty for issuing unstamped instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemey Ontler
Outlook Lodge 10.0.F Attends Divine Service
Outlook Lodge 10.0.F. will attend divine services on Sunday April 25 near the order anniversary. Brethren should assemble at the lodge at 1:50 PM and march to the Methodist church for a 3 PM address by Rev. Bee after observance of Grand Lodge rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Bee
Town Cleans Up Planned for May 4
The council set May 4 as the town clean up day after a successful prior effort. The Board of Trade will be asked to cooperate in the cleanup and promote a spotless afternoon outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wye Daard
Red Cross Acknowledges Donation From Bratton Grain Growers
The secretary notes receipt of 26 dollars sent by the Women's Section of Bratton Grain Growers through Mrs. Sutton. The Outlook of April 7 contained an error in the acknowledgment.
War Tax Stamp Use Extended on Bank Cheques and Bills
The Post Office Department repeats notice under the War Revenue Act about using one cent war tax stamps to pay postage and now permits stamps to be used for paying duties on bank cheques and bills of exchange where stamps are available, expanding previous guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Canada
United States
Mexico
United Kingdom
Ford Film At Lyric Theatre Show Lights Up Evening
A fine show at the Lyric Theatre on the fifteenth day presents a Ford film illustrating Ford car manufacture. The reel promises interesting entertainment with vivid demonstrations of production and finished autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Theatre
Tony
A Letter From the Front in Adral Municipality
A wartime letter from E. H. Mouser at Comnell describes marching toil in France 1915. He recounts ration trips, dangerous trench work, a shelling barrage, and a wounded comrade while noting heavy artillery and light casualties. The document includes meeting minutes and financial motions from the local council.
St Mark’s Church Easter Week Services Schedule
The notice lists church services at St Mark’s including a Sunday after Easter Holy Communion at 10 30 AM and an evening sermon at 7 PM led by the vicar. It also mentions morning Martins and Holy Communion at 10 30 AM and a commemoration service.
Officers of the Prince of Wales Regiment Depart for Duty
Of the 29 officers of the Prince Patricia's regiment who went to the front many are noted for their service. The unit mobilized for active duty with key leaders among its ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princes Patricia's Regiment
Pleasant visitors and town notes from Surbiton and beyond
Coronal Hall of Surbiton called on residents Monday while Miss Helen Olson of Dundurn visits her sister Mrs. B. O. Rambeck for the summer. Rashbrook of Saskatoon sees his parents before heading east. Co D R Cogan, village schoolmaster, attended Yorktor teachers’ event. Elsie Blackwell and Anerley visit Lucy at Percy Burke and help farmers. Spring arrives with crow's call as local folks note farm work. A staying visitor appears with his brother in Outwork. Chirmenoeat joins a friend there for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Olson
Dundurn
B. O. Rambeck
Attempted Hold Up Near Freight Yard Ends in Confrontation
An attempted robbery near the freight yard on Wednesday night was interrupted as two men, who had seized settlers’ possessions, were spotted approaching the business district. One suspect confronted from behind a car as he moved toward town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yar’s
Stevens
Bet
Clanquet
Thaeley
Fertile
Betur
Regia
CPLR
Outlook Council Proceedings Show Financial Controls
The regular meeting of the town council was held Monday evening at the office of the town clerk. Minutes of the last meeting were approved. A motion urged future fines cannot be paid without countrys approval. Audit report for three months ending March 31 discussed. By law 75 set livery stable license at 30 dollars yearly. By law 76 on borrowing money received three readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comnell
Millan
Divieee
West Wereting
Samme
Peare
Scwty
Pearear
C Samuel
Warren
Ountel
Dantdene
Dougan
Thie Cmnd
Swagan
Kwame
Oldain
Fineanl'’s
McMillan
Bavk
Dougen
D. H. McMillan
W. Shorrock
Segety
Watemaml
Keay
Hewat
White
Pal Pote Municipal News
Ry Hay
Chane
Joe
Primuners
M. Mawson
E. Nerhal
W. Caterer
Kemp
P. Patteram
B. Falkner
Towle
Counett Bears
Amd
Amd Demain
Liernse
Local Updates From The District
Mr Pelky died here this week just as seed grain distribution continues from this point He was about 80 and leaves many children living nearby JPs handled an assault case with H Purcell and J St Remy settling for three dollars The community expects seeding to rush and a bumper crop with wheat prices looking favorable.
Farewell in Cham Chronicle Marks 29 A to Bad
An unclear fragment from Cham Chronicle notes a farewell dated 29, with ambiguous details about a person or event. The readable portion hints at a departure or transition but lacks concrete names or places to confirm the full context.
Local notices and minor crimes mix in a rugged frontier recap
Fragmented report details a community meeting, a corporal's injury at Swift Current, and a court showing five local Chinamen charged with gambling in Rice. Tong Yong and Jim Der dismissed. Charlie Winge and Jim Deak found guilty with fines of ten dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justices of the Peace
Sutton
Rice
Tong Yong
Jim der
Tong Jeu
Charlie Winge
Jim Deak
Deak
Wing
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Outlook Lodge
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Andy
Ting
E. H. Mouser
St. Mark’s Church
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Saskatoon
8. Reshbrook
Co. D. R. Cogan
Yorktor
Elsie Blackwell
Anerley
Lucy
Percy Burke
Ermenoeat
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Apent
Outlook Council
Toon Countcil
Outhk Ponting
Garter Valley
Telepione Coons
Howe
Reed Harteare
Hughes
Berry
Barry
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