Teachers Convention Highlights Rural Education Talks
A rural teachers convention featured talks by Miss Keeley and Mr Cox on practical teaching methods and school gardens. Discussion emphasized economy, nature study, and farm life in the province, with strong support for school fairs and teacher engagement district wide.
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Alen
Wiles
Kaley Gate
Thenase
Cox
Jack Methagga to Stand Trial for Wine Theft Case
The court hears evidence against Jack Methagga and Jack Cook for stealing a shipment of wines from Winnipeg. Seals were broken on three cars and bottles found in a fire hall and a vacant well. Bail posted. trial set for Mouse Jaw next week with witnesses and warrants already issued.
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Quention
Winnipeg
J. & Branston
James Webber
Jack Meliagga
Joe MeKhagga
Jack Cook
Cook
Jack Melihagge
Melihagge
Jack McShaggn
Joe Medihagga
Jack
Balkwill
G. Sawyer
Mouse Jaw
Petty Case Adjourned Over Letter Production
The Colonial Investment case was adjourned to the second, to allow production of a letter alleged to be signed by Petty. Witnesses testified the document bore his signature and knowledge of its contents, while Petty claimed he had not read it and signed only to indicate he had seen Port Mann. Judge Quieley said a decision would follow.
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We. Petty
Petty
Port Mann
Quieley
Crop progress reported by Saskatchewan agriculture department
The Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture reports cropland across the province advancing well with good moisture after May rains. In the district, farmers anticipate an excellent season as wheat grows from three to six inches and seeding continues east of the river with flax sown in Gletriee. No frost damage reported. warm weather expected to boost prospects.
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Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Victorm Day Celebrated by Grain Growers Association
The Grain Growers Association hosted Victorm Day described as a successful affair with large attendance despite showers. The program featured tennis, football, and a dance with J. HL Beton of Rewnbers and Dr. of Rosetown among speakers who extended a welcome to visitors.
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Grain Growers’ Association
J. HL Beton
Rewnbers Ad
Rosetown
Wtei
Italy Enters the Great European War
Italy declared war on Austria and joined the Triple Alliance conflict, becoming the eleventh nation to engage in the Great European War. The move, long anticipated, aims at national aggrandizement and is seen as potentially shortening the war while spreading sorrow and ruin across Europe.
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Italy
Austria
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Europe
Servia
Germany
Outlook For July 1st Celebration At Outboek
July 1 festivities in Outboek promise large crowds with reduced prize money. Amateur baseball awards 100 dollars with shares of 50 25 and 15. football 15. horse racing 250 for two harness events and a pony race. Athletics include mobile and reducer cycles plus rearings and jumping events. A special train from Moon Jaw is planned due to tight finances.
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Outboek
Moon Jaw
Moore Jaw
School Auditorium Entertainment Highlights Teachers Institute
A Tuesday evening program in the school auditorium impressed both parents and visiting teachers with varied acts. Quartets, calisthenics, recitations, and a history depiction showcased student progress while officials urged community support and school visits.
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Tuessay
Hngh
Urquhart
Messrs
Sutton, Ree, Gamble and Brown
Carter
McEown
Asselstine
Ile
Gamble
Francis Sutton
Lyle Heminway on Special Medical Treat ment
Lyle Heminway, a popular young man, was rushed to a Winnipeg hospital for special treatment as doctors diagnosed a serious illness. His mother and sister arrived, followed by his brother-in-law Dr Clark, and a plan for transfer was made.
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Lyle Heminway
Out
Moore Law
Meni Gitie
Dr. Clark
Winnipeg
Lyle
Liquor License Cases Tried Before Judge Sutton
Two cases of alleged selling liquor without a license were tried Tuesday afternoon before J. P. Christopher Sutton and prosecuted by C. M.
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J. P. Christopher Sutton
C. M
Outlook citizens oppose government dispensary vote
A May meeting at Lyric Theatre in Outlook Saskatchewan asks residents to express views on a government liquor dispensary. The group rejects a dispensary, urges keeping profits out of provincial revenues, and plans to forward resolutions to the government through the local member.
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Outlook
Lyric Theatre
Tomply
Saskatchewan
Ube
Button
Bee
Carter
James Fraser
A. Young
Rosetown
Oliver-Bose
Bulon
Neff
Oliver-Bole
Rev
Wagnard
Messrs
Rotton
Letter from wounded WWI soldier at Netley Hospital near Southampton
A recovering soldier writes from Netley hospital after Ypres combat. He describes marching through French trenches, a chaotic retreat of French Zouaves, and a fierce night assault where his unit captured three machine guns and pushed to within yards of the German third line before sustaining losses.
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Mere
Arthur
Ypres
Netley Hospital
Southampton
Pees
York
Amd
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N. Young