Fixed prices for mill feed to boost Saskatchewan hog production
Saskatchewan's Wibethaee department warns farmers of fixed prices for bran and shorts at Fort William rates, with mills in Moose Jaw and Saskatoon offering grinding and reloading. The feed division will accept surplus forward and short varieties, and samples and orders from Saskatchewan points are coordinated through the department. Local rail terms, minimum carload rules, and bank references are requested for purchasers.
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Saskatchewan Department of Wibethaee
Bes
Oewees
Manic Katoon
Slie Ae
Sassaeenen
SPS
W. W. Thompson
Saskataie
Nates
Fort Williams
Mille
Preschrron
Dominion Imment Het
Miller
Saskatchewan
Fort William
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Ottawa food controller warns against wasteful display
The food controller stated in Ottawa that shops should stop displaying perishable foods in a way that makes them unfit for consumption or accelerates deterioration. He noted a very considerable waste in the practice and urged changes at the display level.
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Ottawa
Food Controller
Saskatchewan Patriotic Fund to Aid Allied Soldier Families
The Saskatchewan branch will survey the province to assess needs of families of soldiers in allied ranks who are not Canadians. The national fund will provide patriot allowances through local channels to support these families.
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Saskatchewan
Canadian Patriotic Fund
National
Provinfund
Red Cross Society Notes and Member List Auction
The Outlook reports Red Cross activities including a Friday dining room event raising funds. Prizes were awarded for Ladies' Bridge and a Gentleman's 500 prize won by Weasley Benson. A long list of ordinary society members is printed, followed by a Red Cross fundraising box of chocolates sold with number 86 winning a prize. ten dollars from the sale added to the society funds.
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Red Cross
Wms Bee
Mra. Norgan
Ward
Ars
Tae
J. A. Penser
W. A. Jacklin
Soo Ty
Oscar Evay
L Teedgeoe
M. J. George
N. George
Taylor
EB Guchett
Branquo
Nee Pett
Alex
Edna Bias
Alice Bisa
Genevieve Biss
White flour beef and bacon may vanish under food controls
Torento reports Canadian food controller Hon Hanna says Canadians may accept strict food restrictions including possible absolute prohibition of certain staples to protect public health. The idea reflects broader wartime scarcity concerns shared with the United States.
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Torento
Hon Hanna
Canada
Hanna
United States
Canada Railways Enforce Ticket Rule For Boarders
Canadian railway officials issue instructions to agents and conductors stating passengers must have a ticket before boarding at staffed stations. The new rule aims to curb fare evasion and streamline passenger flow. The directive affects all Canadian trains and stations with on duty agents.
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Canada
Canadian
Outlook Bonspiel Opens February 6 For Curling Club Event
The Outlook Curling Club plans its annual bonspiel starting February 6 for four days with substantial prizes to attract entrants from outside clubs. Last year’s event had low attendance due to competing attractions, but organizers expect better turnout this time.
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Outlook Curling Club
Eplela
Murchison Attends Regina Funeral For Kenneth Murchison
J Murchison traveled to Regina this week for the funeral of his uncle Kenneth Murchison. The report notes a gunshot wound in the right arm of a relative, with details about a treatment plan and ongoing arrangements for a local event.
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J. Murchison
Regina
Kenneth Murchison
Bath
Canada at the Crossroads lecture sparks questions
Dr. Salem Bland will speak Thursday evening on Canada at the Crossroads in the prairie provinces. The audience ponders issues from imperial ties and unity to immigration Asiatic policy and social democracy, as well as the church’s national role, with admission 50 cents.
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Salem Bland
Canada
Confederation
Great Republic
Apo
Alan
Halifax to see unopposed Union ticket on January
Halifax voters will not face an election contest on January 28. Union candidates Hon A K Maclean and P F Martin will be returned by acclamation after Liberal executive decisions. The Liberals proposed one retire in exchange for the Union, but the plan was dropped leaving Halifax with no contest.
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Halifax
A. K. Maclean
P. F. Martin
Liberal
H. Elsner
Dr. Blackabdee
St Mares Church Plans Sunday Services
Rev. T W Gunliffe will conduct services at St Mares Church with Communion at 8 am and Sunday School at 200. The Evening Service is set for seven o'clock.
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ST. Mares Church
T. W. Gunliffe
Quiet Elbow and January Wedding Reports
A simple wedding took place at Elbow and January between Kath Outlook and Fred Randol. The ceremony was followed by a short honeymoon as the happy couple departed for a western destination. The bride wore a blue silk travel suit trimmed with white accents.
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Mergan
Fred Randol
Points
The Fighting Trail outdoor serial at Lysie Theatre
The Fighting Trail a Vitagraph serial will play at the Lysie Theatre on Feb 8 and 9. It features extensive outdoor mountain photography claimed as the first all outdoor serial. Carol Holloway stars with George Holt and Jer Rodgers. proceeds from opening night go to the Red Cross.
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Vitagraph
Lysie Theatre
Ite Valley
William Duncan
Carol Holloway
George Holt
Joe
Jer Rodgers
Mies Holloway
Red Cross
Gordon-Tron sides tie in Moose Jaw match for cup
After short rest in Moose Jaw and a win from Tuguske the Gordon-Tron team arrived Friday with two rinks of Gibb Weaver Petty Forsythe and Campbell. Cobb vs Munus produced a close contest with little advantage for either side ending in a tie. Gibb dominated the earlier game scoring nine points while Bastedo prepared to claim the trophy now on display at Reid Hardware Co. Two more rinks are slated to play for the cup Wednesday evening.
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Moose Jaw
Tuguske
Gordon-Tronsides
Bastedo
Reid Hardware Co
Om Oh
Allan Cup contenders and local meetings in Ardath region
The Ardath Telephone Company held its annual meeting on January 16 with stock dividends at par and officers elected. Local curling chatter recalls near misses in the Allan Cup race as teams like Sibbald, Hunter, Ryan and Conquergood spark debate on who would win. Grain Growers also held their annual meeting January 17, drawing strong attendance as the Saskatoon area looks to a promising season.
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Ardath Telephone Company
Thing Wes Ok
Pas Aise bin Wwares
J. Me Vincent
Wea
Bruce Girvan
H. N
R. Conquergood
H. Fheen
A. J. Hunter
Camtane
Joe Sibbald
Donald White
Hunter
N. BR. Tre
Jack Ryan
H. Gibeon
Bob Sibbald
Saska
Food Controller warns on flour prices and supply
Ottawa reports the food controller saying standard flour will be nearly one third cheaper. He warns households a flour run is unnecessary and unprofitable. The public should refuse to pay higher retailer prices as ample supply remains for Canada. The order restricts mills from using more than 265 pounds of clean spring wheat after January 28.
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Ottawa
Baskatoos Shocks as Farmer Uses Shotgun in Early Morning Incident
Baskatoos January 19 Albert LaFour a farmer twelve miles south of Quill Lake reportedly placed a shotgun against a situation described in early morning events. The report notes no further details available at this time and authorities are investigating the incident.
Notice to Subscribers on Delayed Subscriptions
Affected readers are informed that several subscriptions to The Outlook are past due and actions will be taken to address the arrears. Readers with questions should contact the subscription desk for prompt assistance.
A B Warren Appointed Director for Western Lines
A B Warren, appointed general Winnager of the O N R western lines, takes up a new duties directing railways and begins his service on the job.
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A.B. Warren
Medical notices for doctors listed on Kennedy Building and office hours
Dr H O Redden and N T George MD provide medical services with offices on Commer Railway Avenue and Som Avenue in the Kennedy Building. Office hours run from 12 to 2:30 PM daily, with contacts via local office phones.
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H. O. Redden
Commer Railway Avenue
Sh Street
onrLook
Ofice
Kesktener Phage
Kennedy Building
Som Ave
Dentist J H Riggle Moves to Selkirk Street
Local dentist J H Riggle relocates his practice to Selkirk Street a block south of Sask Ave announcing Crown and Work as new contact points. The notice confirms the move and street location for patients seeking appointments.
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Selkirk Street
Sask
Crown and
Joynt and Nelson Honor Legal Roles in Outlook Sask
Dr C A Joynt a graduate of Ontario Veterinary College opened a free office on street outlook Sask and H Mortimer Nelson solicitor to the Canadian Bank of Commerce and town of Outlook together with a notary public and barrister are listed as holding roles in the PHILION Building with funds mentioned in a financial note.
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C. A. Joynt
Ontario Veterinary College
Outlook Sask
Barrist “Liomtor
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Outhook
Philion Building
Joan
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