Outlook Council Minutes Reflect Local Budget Briefs
The council discussed minutes from the prior meeting and outline of street repairs, including a 75 cent rate for a street report. Tenders for a gravel operation were received from W Tilson and Bll Awrey with per acre bids 60 and 20 cents respectively. The mayor and finance committee will seek a better deal from Tilson and report next meeting while considering overhead alley work and street time cuts. The school board received 1550 to cover a debenture due April 20. Tax enforcement for 1914 set for May 15. Sedimentation tanks at the river to be cleaned. Fred Theo bold and John Theenwood to be paid 25 cents per hour. Waterworks committee to study sprinkling cart costs.
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Counel
Carter
Kent
Eroy
Hewat
Warren
White
Tims
Bern
Euling
Gopher
Lhegge Atelick
Samme
Fertile Valley
W Tilson
Tilson
Axwrey
Tileon
Selkirk
Pangmen
Pangman
Mackenzie Street
Fred Theobold
John Theenwood
War tax stamps set for postage prepayment and sales
Postage stamps printed with War tax will be accepted for prepaid letters postal cards and money orders but inland revenue stamps will not. Many in town failed to add extra postage causing returns or dead letter reports while a 4 percent tax will be added to patent medicines proprietary articles and toilet preparations at sale with a one cent stamp on items priced 25 cents or more and two cents on cheaper items.
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Inland Revenue
Outlook Town Considers College Funding Agreement
At a Secratehbewen Netwoman College Aseciation meeting in Outlook in Mare 1915 the president Rev Waldahl led talks with directors about a land donation and a bylaw to raise 7500 via debentures for a college building. The town would back the project if terms are met, with completion target November 1 1915 and a 20 percent holdback reverting if unfinished by January 1 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secratehbewen Netwoman
Mare
Hee Waldahl
Moe Jaw
Stemid
Sruriat Furwde
Techtateon
Minneagedin
Walklalst
Aml
Amocialhn le
Qhutlosk
Toewlay
Outlonk
Fhuthak Trwnaite Co
College Purple
College Asociation
Burgesses
Outlook
Waldahl
Meeting to Organize Local Cricket Club At Guy Watson Office
A Friday evening gathering at the office of Guy Watson seeks to form a cricket club. All interested in the sport are urged to attend, with notes that some attendees also play baseball and that expected turnout should be large.
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Guy Watson
Arbour Day and Canada Forestry Education
The article argues Arbour Day is inadequately observed in Canada especially outside schools and Saskatchewan. It urges general public recognition as a public holiday, stressing trees’ value for homes, climate, shelter for birds, and beauty in urban and rural settings.
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Canada
Saskatchewan
Outlook Conservative Association Plans Event in Old House
The Outlook Conservative Association announces a smoker event to be held in the Old House venue. The notice outlines attendance and arrangement details for members and guests.
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The
Outlook Conservative Association
Wheat Crop Prospects From Sesidhewar Report for 1915
The Sesidhewar Department released its 1915 crop report indicating spring moisture and plowed acreage support a large wheat crop with potential rise of about 0.75 million acres in wheat area. Notable gains in south eastern, south central and central districts. fall plowed land and livestock conditions suggest variable germination across districts, while oats shrink and flax likely not sown.
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Sesidhewar Department
South Central
South Western
Sutmeria
West Central
White Department
King George No 256 Council Minutes Opens April 1 1915
Minutes of the Rural Municipality of King George No 256 meeting held April 1 1915 list Reeve Folsom and councillors Ross Chester Way Davie Powell present. Resolutions include adopting prior minutes paying various bills approving the herd bylaw readings and public notice duties.
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Reeve Folsom
Ross
Chester
Way
Davie
Powell
Rose
Armin Richter
J. A. MacDonald
Council
M. G. Davis
Row
Davis
Easter Vestry At St Mark's Church In Saskatoon Report
The Easter vestry of St. Mark's Church in Saskatoon led by Rev. Hugh J. Allen announced debt clearance and solid finances. New wardens and vestry members were chosen, choir activities planned, and thanks extended to the Women's Auxiliary. A separate note recaps a puzzled ferry incident near Outlook and Saskatoon, with a new ferry en route to Warman amid river traffic anxieties.
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Arnival
Ferry
ST. Mark’s Church
Saskatoon
St. Mark's
Hugh J. Allen
Qu'Appelle
Ho M Newm
Christopher Sutton
Nelson
Sutton
Ila
Watcom
Mesers
Willoughby
Jones
Evoy Carter
A. Sutton
J. J. Partridge
Necis Sutton
Watson
Treite
Guthek
Warman
Nutana
Raskstoon
Hudson's Bay
Outlook
Carter
Meyer
Baskatoon
Return of Note as Collateral Proof for Threshing Outfit
A note returned as collateral security served as conclusive proof of funds for purchasing a threshing outfit. The loan terms were captured in the security agreement outlining repayment and obligations.
Farewell Social for Mr and Mrs Learmonth Held at Church
Members of S J Andrew's Presbyterian Church gathered to honor the return visit of Mr. and Mrs. W A Learmonth with a farewell social. The event expressed the congregation's regret at their departure and included cordial addresses and tributes.
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Mr. Nor
Mrs. W. A. Learmonth
S J. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Midseason Match Ups Highlighted in Turbulent Playoff Format
In a chaotic note the contenders list two out of three sets to decide the winner with players Helmet Hemewerth Bottoc Reid Heddow Vockeroth Gisbo lined up.
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Guemer
Hemewerth
Bottock Reid
Heddow-Vockeroth
Gisbo
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Outlook Council
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