Sailors Needed for Royal Naval Canadian Volunteer Reserve
The article urges young men to enlist in the Royal Naval Canadian Volunteer Reserve for Canadian Coast Patrols. It notes the Navy’s expansion amid war, offers pay rates of $1.05 daily for ordinary seamen and $1.10 for able seamen, with $20 monthly separation allowance, and highlights submarines as a threat requiring many recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Royal Naval Canadian Volunteer Reserve
Dominion of Canada
Naval Recruits Office
Deer
Medicine Hat
Army Tightens Enlistment Rules for Underage Recruits
Military authorities move to bar enlistment of boys under eighteen. District orders require birth certificates to verify age, effectively halting drummers and buglers. The policy tightens before March 1 with rural lines extending to applicants like J. Benson and A. Anken.
First Meeting of 1917 Council of King George No 256
The 1917 council of Rural Municipality King George No 256 holds its first meeting with William Ross Edward Hill George Sawyer HH Hedger A H Fullerton and Joe Croton present. Items include deputy for William Tome and various tax, funding, and governance resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King George No. 256
William Ross
Edward Hill
George Sawyer
HH. Hedger
A. H. Fullerton
Joe Croton
Sawyer
William Tome
Hill Point
Dr. Hayunga
Willum Sheperdson
G. C. Clelland
J W.macrobbie
Uutluk Ad Ebbow
Saskatom
Mariel
W. J. Stuart
The Girl He Couldn't Buy at Lyric
Summer Nichols writes a four act play a comedy melodrama about a poor unsophisticated girl pursued by many men only to find one who stands by her in trouble the evening promises rapid action and broad humor at the Lyric on Saturday February 10.
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Summer Nichols
the Lyric
Sevigny Reassumes Inland Revenue Post in Borden Cabinet
Montreal reports Henri Sevigny, newly named minister of inland revenue, surviving a bitter party feud. He defeats Lucien Cannon by about 250 votes in the same constituency to secure the post in the Borden government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Henri Sevigny
Weather note shows cooler temperatures Tuesday night
Fragmentary weather report indicates a drop in temperature with lower readings recorded in the evening.
Outlook Bonspiel Opens With Seven Events and Prizes
The seventh annual Outlook Curling bonspiel begins Monday and runs through the week on seven sheets. Four events offer prizes including silver caps, Persian lamb caps, military watches, and silverware, with additional items like cups, loafers, and carvers from local sponsors. Lunch will be served by the Outlook Red Cross Society during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outlook Curling Lab
Thorney
Outlook Swek
Outlook Flour Mille
Outlook Ciddarus
Outlook Lumbermen
Outhawk Printing Co
Calgary Brewing Co
By Brewing Co
Outlook
Outlook Reta
Mowe Jow Trewing Co
Valiel J
Brian
Aber
Ty Outlook
Outlook Curling Clit
Commdation
Outlook Real
Outlook Retail Merelanuta
Outlook Red Cross Society
Rural Municipality Act to be Presented at Session
The Rural Municipality Act, consolidated and amended since 1909, will be introduced in this session. Key changes include two year terms for councillors, eligibility of women to be councillors, protections for harvest hands, expropriation provisions, and extending voting rights to farmers wives. Councillors in odd divisions serve one year while even divisions serve two years.
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Pritay
Prisoner Loy Yau Hangs Self in Kerrobert Cell
A Chinaman named Loy Yau hanged himself in a Kerrobert prison cell using bid braces and a small iron chain from the roof. He had run amok the day before and was jailed for pending committal to the JP. He stuffed a sock in his mouth to muffle noise.
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Loy Yau
Kerrobert
Behe
Season Shows Shortage of Players Hampering Hockey
Poor season notes a lack of young men to form a full hockey team as many skilled players have enlisted, leaving only about nine matches played and schedules disrupted.
Parliament to adjourn as Laurier attends imperial conference
Ottawa reports Sir Robert Borden confirming the extended life of Parliament will not be introduced until after the prime minister returns from the imperial conference. He outlined business before departure including estimates and war funding, with Laurier not objecting to the proposals.
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Ottawa
Commons
Robert Burden
Lve
Wilfrid Laurier
Robert
Wilfrid
Wold
Sir Robert
Dealee
Sivister
Mhivister Steted
Robert Hanlen
Hett
Tad Leen
Alent
Commmuns
Senate
Weather Easing Hints for Post January Season
A brief note suggests January will fade and that near term weather may require fewer warm clothes as conditions improve. The passage hints at milder days ahead and hints at a shift in seasonal attire expectations.
Fifty Life Members Sought At Local Branch
The executive aims to secure fifty life members at the branch. A weekly subscription plan will publish updates and hopes members will join soon. Names listed include Mrs J Nelson Winnipeg and Mr J Partridge with many others across locations.
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C. B. Mark
Rosetown
W. Wilken
BE. M. Smith
J.J. Partridge
Paul G. Mennicks
Fred Reid
Robert Reid
H. M. Nelson
J C. Neff
OP. Kennely
A.J. Young
PF. WH. Ream
FJ. Glam
John P
TJ. Cowan
C. W. Webb
Philip Hood
Jas. A. Fraer
Peter McVaughton
T. A. Fraser
P.M. Henricks
Gladys Melson
Lena Gubb
J. J. White
Fe. J
Broderick Railway Agent Faces Theft Charge Over Freight Cars
A Broderick district case heard by J P C Sutton involves J A Robinson the C P R agent accused of corruptly taking money to spot grain cars. Investigators spoke with elevator managers Archibald Hamilton and others claiming payments for car spotting, with cross examination showing funds meant for train crew. Trial adjourned with Robinson not denying receipt and a summary verdict requested but denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broderick
C. Sutton
J. P
J A. Robinson
P. Rt
H. A. Danforth
Moose Jaw
C PR
Robins
Robinson
Mt. J
Con quest Grain Growers to Hold Annual Meeting and Officers Elected
The Conquest Grain Growers Association schedules its annual meeting for Saturday with election of officers and other important business on the agenda. G H Rouleau of the White Store has sold his entire stock and business to McCucklin Co Strasseberg now owns the store. A quiet wedding occurred January 23 at the Barrett home uniting nyishaw and Gladys May Goddard. Minnie Lerocque has returned from Sackatoon following an operation and is recovering.
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The
Conquest Grain Growers’ Association
G. H. Rouleau
White
McCucklin & Co. Strasseberg
Barrett Pecaiey Souaies
Nyishaw
Gladys May Goddard
Conquest
Elsie
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ARMY
R. Ankenes
J. Benson
Eee
Chet
Lyric Theatre
Broderick Railway
Minnie Lerocque
Sackatoon
Divus
H. O. Redden
Railway Avenue
Selkirk Street
Crank
N. T. George, MD
Othee
Kennedy Building
Sask. Ave
Outhark
G. S. Wray
J. H. Riggle
Sask
H. Mortimer Neilson
Ask
Poric
Unilock
Phlilion
Iluan
William H. Holman
Union Bank of Canada
Ours
Pickett, Schull & Schull
Hammond
Babe
Francis Sutton
Mano
Florence Jacklin
Mianofporter
B. St. John-Baker
Ackenziec
Thert Pnonk Mit
Sera
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