Out Look council approves pea coal shipment and bills
The regular Out look council meeting on Monday July 22 adopts the minutes and orders town clerk to contact F D Robinson & Sons of Winnipeg to ship about ninety tons of pea coal for the gas producer. Bills approved include Bros hardware 154.04 Gen Sup Co feather belt 40.00 Dawé draying 29.00 Wright carpenter wk 8.00 Sec Cor insurance 52.50 Carter Sutton insurance 49.13 Brockbank 60.00 Miles Allison hay 18.00 Peter Votullo hay 15.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outlook Council
F. D. Robinson & Sons
Innipeg
Bros
Gen
Sup. Co
Rain Lifts Crop Prospects Across Rice Provinces
Rain in Friday and Sunday brought general showers across the province with some heavy falls. Prospects for a fair grain improved, and the feed situation improved as grass regrew after drought, aiding many farmers relying on feed.
Outlook Agricultural Exhibition Notes
This notice outlines dates for the Outlook exhibition with Thursday and Friday events next week. Donors should submit prizes to the treasurer to avoid confusion, stock judging occurs after the judging is completed, and entries close by eight a.m. on the second day. The secretary will be in the council chambers July 31 to August 1 and on grounds during the fair.
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Specter
Council
Tanie Industry
Wea
Notice to remove weeds in town under enforcement
Notice warns residents to remove weeds from properties in the town. If not complied, the town will take steps to have the weeds removed and charge the costs to the property owner.
Outlook at ten years as a western town thriving on grain
Outlook on the South Saskatchewan river marks its tenth anniversary as a major rail hub and grain handling center. The CP Rail bridge project, growing industry, schools, waterworks, electric lighting, and a large flour mill underscore its strong finances and expansion after a past fire and regional real estate slump.
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Outlook
South Saskatchewan
C P.R
Moose Jaw
C.P.R
Saskatchewan River
Canada
Saskatchewan
Devil Mulligan Partners With Job in Growing Venture
The notes describe Dolph Mulligan forming a business partnership with Job to raise efforts amid weather and labor tensions. It mentions rain boosting growth and references Canadian labor strikes after a Department of Labor claim, urging that the minister spoke too soon and failed to touch wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Mulligan
Job
Jim Fraser
Department of Labor
Canada
Unitedes
Australia
Minister of Labor
War reports count over 1.9 million U S soldiers abroad
An official U S war memo states more than 1 900 000 American soldiers are overseas. Quentin Roosevelt son of former President Theod Roosevelt sent a note reflecting this to the Army aviation camp at Acme Field.
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United States
Quentin Roosevelt
Theod
Acaeri
Outlook Annual Fair Opens Next Thursday
The Outlook annual fair will start next Thursday with exhibit placement on the first day to allow early judging of a large array of entries. The event sets the stage for a comprehensive showcase across multiple categories and participants.
Prairie Prohibition On Straw Stacks Under War Measures
An order in council under the War Measures Act bans burning all straw stacks left from last year in Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba to address the serious winter feed situation.
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Alberta
Saskatchewan
Prairie Provinces
Rainstorm Boosts Crops Amid Sultry Sky Over District
A heavy rain storm passed through the district Thursday evening bringing beneficial rainfall for crops. Saskatoon saw hail while this section received rain. Clouds gathered from the north with sultry heat and a later wind shift preceded a copious rain.
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Saskatoon
Supreme Court upholds 1918 orders in council validity
By a 4 to 2 vote the Supreme Court of Canada held the April 20 1918 orders in council valid. The ruling confirms exemptions for the targeted classes were canceled and the applicant remains detained with no discharge.
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Supreme Court of Canada
Charles Fitzpatrick
Louis Davies
Justice Anglin
Justice Duff
Oinority
Pope
Mrustice Idis
Justice Brodeur
al Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Submarine Attack Sinks Barges Off Massachusetts Coast
Enemy submarine operation near the Massachusetts coast sinks three barges and sets a tug and another barge on fire three miles south of an offshore station. Firing is heard for miles and draws large crowds to the beach where the submarine outline is visible. Barges crews escape in lifeboats.
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Massachusetts
Etpara
Kaiser Bill Named Inphony Trophy Yacht Scam
The piece reports on the Kaiser Bill hoax involving the so called Emperor's Trophy, a phony gold cup used to raise funds through a 1905 Atlantic yacht race. It names aliases for the alleged con artist W V A Hohenzollern and notes new charges of fraud tied to selling a fake solid gold cup.
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New York
Kaiser Bill Hohenzollern
Atlantic
Red Cross
War Fund
New York Sun
W. V. A. Hohenzollern
Kaiser Bill
Berlin
Germany
Big Tom McCarthy
yachte/ poy Sa
Hohenszollern
Medical Advert: Dr H O Redden and Sark Offices
A historical classified ad lists Dr H O Redden as physician and surgeon with offices in the PHILION Building and on Railway Avenue Belkind, offering medical services and money to loan.
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H. O. Redden
Ron Corver Railway Avenue
Spd
Belkind Outlook
N. T. George
Kennedy Building
Saskoan
Ae Outlook
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Princess” Yens
Daly
Great Britain
Kaiser
N.Y
G. S. Wray
Conquest
Selkirk Street
Sask
Oro
Geitashei
A. Joynt
Ontario Veterinary College
Douglas Street
Sark
LMG
H. Mortimer Nekon
William H. Holman
Balicitor
Union Bank of Cundla
Schull & Schull
Sree
Otissoon
Walter Scott Building
Moore Jaw
Robert A. Haas
Itive Hall
Hersiatvoniary Oscan Ever
Conquest John Benson
F. J.glahn
St. Andrew's
May
Pastor
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