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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
4
Ottawa announces that purchasers still awaiting their Victory Bonds can receive six months interest now. Banks are authorized to pay interest upon presenting interim receipts showing payments made for bond purchases.
June registration drives will enlist all men and women 16 years and over in Canada. In Kindersley federal constituency WM Roberts of Zealandia will supervise the day and seek volunteers to assist with the process.
A Friday evening concert at Lehman's Hall Bratton despite sleet drew a large crowd. About 70 dollars was raised for the Red Cross to aid material purchases and donations. David Morton spoke on the Empire’s work for boys overseas and the Y M C C A. The program featured children readings songs piano duets and a tableau with Bratton residents.
Outlook plans a July 1 celebration with horse races valued at 350 dollars, pony races, baseball, athletic events, and prizes. The committee secured music and expects horsemen, high-wage entrants, and several baseball teams, aiming for a day of lively competition and nostalgia.
Heavy weekend rainfall across the district improved grain prospects, especially on sandy soils where prior wind retardation slowed growth. The timely moisture aided crops in the northern and western counties, prompting cautious optimism for yields.
Maciste, star of The Warrior, looms over Douglas Fairbanks as the Italian action hero headlines the Lyric show on Monday, June 10 and 11. New York critics hail Maciste as the athletic wave of cinema, praising his feats from uprooting trees to scaling heights.\\
Mr Andrew Hadee near Outlook offers a 64 by 88 barn for a Red Cross benefit dance. A town hall meeting Friday at 8 p m will plan the Red Cross drive set for June 17 to 22. Donations include life memberships and local contributions totaling several dollars.
A land sale notice lists Universal Securities Corporation Limited as the selling entity. The fragment presents the seller name and implies an official disposition of property. No further details are readable.
The first total solar eclipse since 1900 occurs Saturday with partial phases from 4 30 p m to 6 15 p m It is suggested to view through smoked glass The story also reports a Moose Jaw assault case against Wasil Hindi who struck McIntosh with a bolt after a dispute and has been out on bail since March
Outlook public school publishes its May report detailing student attendance, staff updates, and curriculum highlights. The document notes improvements in enrollment numbers, ongoing classroom improvements, and upcoming events for the next term.
Regular town council meeting on Monday June 18 approves minutes from prior session. Actions include approving expenditures for fire hall roof repairs cement and lumber for power house and warehouse expansion extending Fraser Bros warehouse and watering the town hall repairs. Council sets a court of hearth for June 24 and approves insurance and bylaw amendments with salary raise for the town clerk. Reports note a broken power house belt prompted temporary belt replacement and ongoing maintenance.
By 24 to 21 the rate payers decided the school auditorium will not be used for dances or card parties. The Red Cross sought permission to use the hall for fund raising, arguing receipts would aid its causes, while opponents feared disruption.
Medical and legal notices list Dr. H O Redden physician on Corner Railway Avenue and Selkirk Street with office and residence numbers. Dr C A Joynt, graduate of Ontario college, office on Data Street Outlook. Also a solicitor notary public ad for loans and legal services in Philion Building.
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