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Newspaper

Outlook

Location

Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Jan 17, 1918

Page

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Fragmentary OCR lists assorted local license and fee items

The text details various small charges and licenses such as auto liveries tax, drayage fees, insurance, snow plowing, nursing, and coal delivery. Items include Sle be auto liveries tax, Beatty Co. insurance, Higes draying, A McPhearson snow plowing, Mra A Boott nursing, Canadian Westinghouse, G A Moen draying pea coal, with small monetary amounts.

Outlook Beatty Co. Insurance I H. Higes Dept. of A. Boott Canadian Westinghouse G. A. Moen

Dr Bland to Lecture in Town Prominent Western Canadian Figure

Dr Bland, formerly of Wesley College Winnipeg, has been secured to speak in town under the Boy Scouts banner. A political connector and adviser to Farmers groups, he is described as a patriotic, engaging lecturer whose talk on Canada at the Crossroads aims to inform every citizen. the event is set for Thursday.

Bland Wesley College Winnipeg Firet Sa Canada 8 Growers’ Association Viengort Centre Witte Nirens Union de Bland Band

Presbyterians Triumph In Narrow OT Basketball Bout

The Presbyterians beat the Methodists after an extended overtime period. The game remained close through the first period with the Cere lyterians leading briefly before the Methodists tied it, and the Presbyterians ultimately secured the win before the full 20 minutes of OT.

Myche Risk Cere Lyterians Methodists Presbyterians

First carnival of season crowns winners at rink

The season opener carnival drew a good crowd despite bad weather. Winners include E Leadbeater in men s event, Bernice Boys best, Pred Murray, Bidney Arneson, and Clancy Wooden took the overall title.

E Leadbeater Mer Bernice Pred Murray Bidney Arneson Clancy Wooden

Fertile Valley Council Sets 1918 Appointments and Elections

The Fertile Valley Rural Council holds its first 1918 meeting appointing Bulk deputy reeve for three months and Best as secretary treasurer. It assigns committees for roads cemeteries school and assessment, sets division election dates January 21 and 25, and designates polling locations and officers. The secretary is tasked with various notices and a hospital bill arrangement.

Egemae Balkwill and Hopkins Beavis Franklin Beavie and Anerley Cemetery Fraumklin Fertile Valley Cemetery Beavie and Hopkins George Lawson Robert Hornby Geo Weston Macrorie George Weston H. T. Biddkwell F. Blunden Pees Health Pee W. Badger

Council Debates Hog Bylaw Amendments in Regina

Regina council weighs changes to hog keeping rules to limit numbers and place in town. Debate covers health, distance from dwellings, cleanliness, and odor concerns ahead of next meeting.

Regina The Cout Atna Oes Open Council Adi

Outlook Red Cram Society Acknowledges Life Memberships

The Outlook Red Cram Society records a life membership for Mrs. P. M. Henricka with an $80.50 membership fee collected by Mrs. Alex Johnstone and Mrs. J. J. White. Incoming donations include Mrs. Branston and others, with various small amounts noted. Letters of thanks for Christmas parcels arrive from Reg Helmsworth and George Blackwell.

Outlook Red Cram Society P. M. Henricka Alex. Johnstone J. J. White Branston M. Riley T. J. Cowan Oeins George W. H. Holman J. Gibb Jack Stimpson Reg. Helmsworth George Blackwell Miss Gibb A. Praser Iite

Nepensity Sermon Promised for Sunday Evening

Sunday evening services will feature J. M. 20 delivering a sermon titled The Nepensity of at the present. The fragmentary note hints at a religious address planned for the coming Sunday.

J. M

Meeting Adjourned Amid Sparse Parish Notes

A brief fragment records an adjournment to meet at Tosslayy Pebreazy with Thin Connell noted in the margin. No further details appear about purpose or participants.

Thin Connell

Ole News Dies After Hospital Operat ion

Ole News a prominent Hroderick resident died after an operation at a Minneapolis hospital. He had fractured ribs from a recent fall and traveled to Spring for relief, then returned to Minneapolis for surgery. The operation was completed but he died Saturday. The Sask River church cemetery burial was Wednesday. He was 58 and survived by a widow.

Ole News Hroderick Ish Minneapolis Nest Sum Wmldergo Satowi Miver Church

Notice to Subscribers in Arrears on Custody Payments

The notice warns subscribers in arrears on their Custody subscriptions that actions may be taken. It directs banks to pursue missed payments and indicates accounts will be opened or addressed to recover outstanding balances.

Sunday School Institute Notes Highlight Evening Sermon Plan

The report recalls travel delays altering Rev. M. Doyle’s arrival for the Sunday start, with services held by both congregations at the Presbyterian church. Rev. J. T. Stephens spoke on engaging teenagers, followed by Rev. Finlayson, then delegates from the south arrived for an evening program featuring Mrs. Gibson and Miss George.

M. Doyle Moore Jaw Presbyterian Church K. M. Singleton J. T. Stephens Milden Finlayson Mr. Stephens Mansouw Kuple D.A Jtexina Ahuwng South A. Moore Gibson Hawarden Sree

Senior Mem Society Elects Officers and Plans Debate Group

Reported notes show Literaturday senior men form a new committee to decide on creating another debating society for laser classes or for the boys. Five members including Berg Roe and others consult on the matter during a busy business meeting amid social events and Saturday activities. Reverend J T Stephens of Milden attended the institute at Rev Singleton's home as a guest.

Man Literaturday Mem En Ons Berg Roe Meilerud J. T. Stephens Milden Singleton

Rural Municipality Council Minutes from January 7 018

Fragmentary minutes show council meeting at the secretary’s office with W F Quine proposed for re appointment as treasurer and assessor. Text is garbled with missing details and unclear formal motions.

Coteau No Uni W. F. Quine Aniliesa

W F Totes witahins De ania mee eae Ce ee that mating snared Oat

A garbled OCR fragment mentions W F Totes and an event involving a certain area, catching attention in a local context. The readable text hints at a meeting or incident but lacks clear details or names to confirm specifics.

W.F. Totes Witahins de Ania

Medical Doctor and Corver Railway Avenue Ad

Fragmentary OCR lists a physician named H O with an address on Corver Railway Avenue, Bareet, Outlook Thane. It includes a phone number and partial heading suggesting a medical or professional listing.

H. O and & Corver Rillway Avendeans Bareet Thane

Outlook and legal notices in Dr Joynt directory

A historical Canadian notice list lists Dr C A Joynt V8 a graduate of Ontario Veterinary College Toronto. It shows legal outlook entries for Saak Barrister Solicitor Notary Public and a solicitor to the Town of Bath with office and bank loan notes.

C. A. Joynt Ontario Veterinary Colllege Toronto Alee Douglas Saak ASD. Notary Public Canadiar Bank Phimson Bath

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Eme Fertile Valley Council Sunday School Institute Notes N. T. George Ofice Kennedy Building Dr. G. 8. Wray J. H. Riggle Selkith Steen Black South Oman Rownhands P Dentistry Chicago Rask Williams H. Holman BLA Union Bank of Cada Base Schull & Schull Walter Scott Building Moose Jaw Florence Jacklin Tracher B. St. Johu Bakir Foodie ‘Vrons Ee Robert A. Haas Ae Weds Cecan Rake Phone & Outlook Phone Central John Benson
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