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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 10, 1915
Page
1
The article lists Red Cross notes detailing clothing donations and itemized contributions from members and committees. It highlights sock donations, magazines, toiletries, and sewing items, with names and amounts contributed by Mrs. Sutton and others.
Regular meeting of the Unit sam crore was held on a Monday evening with Mayor Carter and Section EA Hewattray Wat eo present. Minutes from the last meeting were adopted. council discussed bylaw No. 74 and asked officials to secure protection measures by month’s end amid reported hay and straw shortages.
The text marks the third Sunday in Advent observed on December 12th as a devotional remembrance. It emphasizes liturgical timing and community observance without naming officials or places.
The Red Cross fund event in Ablofl was a success, reflecting credit on promoters and performers as a well staged production. John Beyer returned from Saskatoon with Mrs. Bryce and the town notes improvement in appearances. Skating parties are popular, a ratepayers meeting heard Councillor Weston discuss municipal affairs, with A. G. Sealy presiding and endorsing the 1916 incumbent. A Surbiton centre clarification was given and a platform scale requested for the loading platform. Roads and schools dominated discussion on keeping expenditures within income and tax-based payments.
The Outlook council will strictly enforce Section 6 of by law No 74 which prohibits keeping hay straw or grain on any premises in town unless stored in a covered building. The measure targets outdoor storage to ensure municipal standards are met.
Shoppers are urged to visit participating stores on the upcoming day and date when select merchandise sells for one dollar each. Local merchants advertise limited quantities and display window signs to attract crowds.
The report lists mayoral and councillor candidates with several acclamations. J Carter named mayor. WC Kent J W Kennedy and J J Whit named councillors. School trustees HM Nelson W H Helman Christopher Sutton and J W Fraser named for four vacancies. Acclamations for Divisions 1 2 and 3 note reelection and new nominations. A plebiscite on repeal of the Lleil Sneurance Bylaw is planned with polls to follow.
At Con quest Mondey the nominations bell rang and the old council was elected by acclamation, signaling unanimous support. The event underscored steady local leadership as residents endorsed the familiar lineup without contest.
Postmaster A N Ferry announces mails for the youth and est close at 11 45 am. He has sent forward mail in the box after this hour but warns, due to the Christmas rush, mail must be in the office before 11 45 to be sent on the noon train.
The jury returned a verdict in a liquor theft case involving a man named Jack who faced charges after being accused of stealing from a city establishment. The trial proceeded with multiple witnesses and substantial courtroom discussion before a decision was reached.
Critics hail the latest offering from the same company that staged a week in Regina Saskatoon Edmonton praising clean comedy new song hits and eastern dances. A town officer roundup seventeen roaming horses caused lawn and shrub damage Wednesday morning on the west side.
A wartime notice lists men volunteering for active service with the 128th Battalion Detachment. It invites further names weekly and mentions additional volunteers who went directly to Moose Jaw.
A large Macrorie meeting on December 3 urged West young men to rally to the colors for the 128th Battalion. Speakers Rev A Young Rev H Allen Mayor Carter Gi Watson and Rev Mr Titley stressed urgent conscription and many men volunteering from the community. Za Hill of Macrorie enlisted at the gathering.
The clone of Une moreting The Comqueet orchestra is especially complimented on their fine rendering of the amalseme anthem of the Allied Counties.
Cone Pawlett, commander of the 138th Battalion, has equipped his unit with rifle gear and clothing for all men. In two weeks he organized shipments totaling about $65,000 and plans to have the battalion fully ready within two months. He emphasizes clean living among officers and men.
Classified note lists ad rates and office details then reports a stray roan steer from south of Outlet 3, aged two to three years with WJ brand on the right shoulder. Reward offered by Nicholas Bros. Outlook for recovery.
Three 3-year-old bays with brand SP on right shoulder and halters, plus a 2-year-old with white hind feet and white face. rewards offered for recovery. A black mare about four with halter and a black colt from Glenside reported missing. Joe Hart to be notified for reward. Also for sale bay mare eight, good farm horse, plus a used Evener and equipment offered by Macrorie Saskatchewan dealer.
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