Registration drives open at Outlook with diverse turnout
The Outlook registration period drew many nationalities including Canadians English Irish Bohemians and Russians as deputy registrars oversaw the process. Friday saw active enrollment while Saturday remained steady and officials thanked registrars George Clark Bushy Phillips Walker Nelson Colby Sutton Kennedy Kent and White for their help. Participants without registration must register via the postmaster with a valid delay reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
United States
Misces George
Clark, Bushy
Phillip's
Mr. Walker
Messrs
Nelson
Colby
Sutton Kennedy
Kent
White
SAD ACCIDENT AT MOOSE JAW
Three people were killed or injured in a railway collision near Moose Jaw when a passenger train struck an automobile. Mrs Harrison of Ripley and Mrs Smith of Sarnia were passengers in the car. Mrs Smith is seriously injured with recovery in doubt. Mr Harrison was killed instantly, and Mr Carlton died twenty four hours later.
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John Carlton
Parqua
Harrison
Ripley
Unt
Smith
Sarnia
Teen Jaw
Saskatchewan Teachers and Trustees urged to raise Red Cross funds
The Saskatchewan branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society aims to raise $1 000 during 1918 to aid sick wounded and captive soldiers. Education Minister W M Martin approves an appeal through schools to organize fundraising, following prior efforts in 1915 and 1916. The call emphasizes citizen involvement by students teachers and trustees to support disabled soldiers and war relief.
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Saskatchewan
Canadian Red Cross Society
Department of Education
Patriotic Fund
Croes
R. 8 Lake
P. H. Wee
Red Cross Society
The
Death of Mrs J G Parsons at Outlook aged 75
Mrs J G Parsons dies after a long illness at her daughter Mrs W O Wardell’s home in Outlook aged 75. Born in Ontario she and her husband settled in Manitoba then Saskatchewan before moving to Outlook eight years ago. Survived by four children: Mrs Hamilton Victoria BC Frank Brandon Rev A E Tulland Man and Mrs W O Wardell Outlook. Burial beside her husband followed a Methodist service led by Rev Singleton.
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J. G. Parsons
W. O. Wardell
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Macrorie
Outlook
Slice
Brandon
A.E
Tulland
Man
W. O Wardell
Methodist Church
Singleton
Fairness questioned as war service rules clash with naturalized status
A Saturday registration reveals tensions over wartime duties for naturalized Americans. Citizens abroad assistance and labor shifts strain farmers who must supply sons to military service while some foreign born residents avoid service using neutral-country status. The writer questions whether the system treats all workers and families fairly as wages and duties diverge during the war.
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Canada
Local notes hint at town life and bylaws reform
A rambling item notes youths with babies at registration and school mothers, mentions garden weeds and heatwave ice cream wearers, and hints at council plans to rewrite bylaws. It references a Siddeat diver, a beer tea, choir practice for a July convention, and discussions of women’s wages and town events.
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Rane
Aee Ae
Vibe
Mae Core
Oe Ae Siddeat
Outlooks Big Celebration Next Monday July 1
Outlooks big day attracts a large crowd with many baseball teams described as top west race horses. The Red Cross will staff the building next to the post office to stay overnight while attendees attend the evening picture show.
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Outlook
Red Cross
Matilda Sawbel and Pedley Baleden Wed in Outlook Home
Matilda Sawbel, eldest daughter of the Lougheeds, united in marriage to Pedley Baleden of Craik Saskatchewan at the bride’s parents home on Wednesday June 26 in a nine o’clock ceremony conducted by Rev May. The couple left by afternoon train amid showers of confetti and rice as friends extend best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
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Mia
T.H. Lougheed
Matilda Sawbel
Pedley Baleden
Police
Craik
Sask
Rev
May
Outlook
Mra
Balsden
Men registered under Military Service Act amid harvest delay
About fifty five thousand men aged nineteen have registered under the Military Service Act. The government indicated it does not intend to call up these men likely before harvest ends.
Saskatchewan to Go Over the Top in Red Cross Drive
Saskatchewan will exceed one million dollars for the Red Cross as reports come in from a small share of the points heard. The province is poised to be second in the dominion for overall subscriptions with many communities already surpassing their assessed amounts.
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SASK
RED Cross Drive
St Andrew's ladies announce lawn social postponement
The text notes a church group plans to post a lawn social at a later date. It mentions a council of revision meeting evaluating appeals to the town assessment roll with only one grant. It also references Sergeant Geo Williamson visiting family during leave and a Red Cross Junk Day urging farmers to report old iron lead and brass by July 1.
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St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Geo. Williamson
Vnn
Red Cross
Outwood Mason George McKay Elected District Deputy Master
At the grand lodge meeting four officers were installed. George McKay of Outlook was elected District Deputy Grand Master for District No. 12. The Outlook Masons held a meeting and return home afterward.
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Moose
George McKay
Regina plans and church events amid illness and floods
The mayor appeals for home hospitality as Norse Protestant youth convens in July draws near while Mrs Bennett leaves for Newboro Ontario for her mother's critical illness. A provincial agriculture department decision follows a recent crash, with officials noting the ongoing situation.
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Mra. Bennett
Newboro
Ont
Outlook district crops show resilience amid dry spell
The Outlook district representative notes crops look fairly well despite a dry spell. Farmers seek heavy rain for growth as a hail storm north of Outlook caused no damage. Winds blew grain on light land further north but overall oats and coarse grain are healthy. A shower improved prospects, reducing pessimism for the area.
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Outlook
Crdp
Hanley
Lisa Geerees Te
Red Cross Society to Hold July Meeting and Report Highlights
The Red Cross Society schedules its far monthly gathering for Thursday July 4 with full attendance urged. No supplies can be issued until July 3 from 11 am to 1 pm due to the absence of the quartermaster. Donations totaling $2365 are in, with local town gifts contributing about $1500 and seven nearby branches within ten miles of Outlook assisting toward a district goal of $5000.
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Nor- Retheran Church of Canada
Coun
Red Cross Society
Thussday
Red Cross
Outlook
Local land split details between Button and LeGard
Fragmented notes show land transfers with names L F Button D LeGard and Robert McLean. East and West halves are listed with figures 83 27 6 and 33 27 6, indicating parcel divisions toward Joseph East and West 3rd. Further context incomplete.
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L. F. Button
Joseph
West 3Rd
W. L. Aware
D. LeGard
West Srd
EB. D. LeGard
Robert McLean
Promoted to Grade 2 and Listed Names by Alphabet
The document lists names promoted to Grade 2 at Easter and again in June 1918. Alphabetical groupings include Frank Bidgood Bertha Booth Henry Brown Wilis Campbell Coleman Norberto Don John Currie hm Holm Macartney Arthur Carl Bechler Louise Branston Milton Craddock Jack Davis Geo Kent Berkley Neff Ralph Olson Roy Robinson Sylvia Stickles Irene Bell Teddy Brown Stan Carruthers Floyd Omoth Chas, Andrew Bodger Florence Bell Jean Foreythe Jessie Fraser Poley Larsen Keith Moore Herbert Olson Riley Norman Riches Routledge Grace Williamson.
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Frank Bidgood
Bertha Booth
Henry Brown
Wilis Campbell
Are Coleman
Norberto Don- John Currie
Hm Holm
Macartney
Rthur
Carl Bechler
Louise Branston
Milton Craddock
Jack Davis
Geo. Kent
Berkley Neff
Ralph Olson
Roy Robinson
Sylvia Stickles
Andrew Bodger
Florence Bell
Jean Foreythe
Jessie Fraser
Boley
Larsen
Keith Moore
Mr Siete
Herbert Olson
Riley
Norman Riches
Routledge
Grace Williamson
Medica clinic listings and physician ads in Sask Outlook
Medical notices show Dr. H O Redden with office on Corner Railway Avenue and Selkirk Street and Dr Mhene Li N George with a Kennedy Building location. Office hours cited as 12.80 to 2.80 in Sask Outlook.
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H. O. Redden
Railway Avenue
Selkirk Street
Mhene
Kennedy Building
Sask Outlook
Boura
Dr Joynt and Rotary Office Open Canadian Bank Counsel
Dr C A Joynt V8, a graduate of Ontario Veterinary College Toronto Sark, appears as solicitor to the Canadian Bank of Commerce and the Town of Outhook with an office in the Philion Building offering money to loan.
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C. A. Joynt
Ontario Veterinary Qubelege
Toronto
Outlook - Sask
Barristec
Rotary Porlig
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Outhook
Philion Building
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Sark
LEGA
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William H. Holman
Union Bank of Canada
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Walter Scott Building
Robert A. Haas
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Universal Securities Corporation, Limited
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