Reformation Festival and Cornerstone Laying at Outlook College
The Reformation Festival and cornerstone laying for the new Outlook College near completion featured Norwegian and English programs. Afternoon events in the college auditorium included hymns, invocations, and addresses by Rev. H C Kandal Rev J K Lavik and Rev N J Lobre with choirs from Green Valley and Bethania. Evening programs continued with hymns invocations piano solos and speeches while Prof. O B Grimley presided and many attendees traveled from the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Outlook College
Wetley
Agers
H. C. Kandal
J. KR. Lavik
Norwegian Lutheran Church of Canada
Green Valley Choir
Ingvar Olson
A. J. Wagnild
J. P. Tandberg
Francis Sutton
Augustine
N. J. Lobre
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Bethania Choir
O. B. Grimley
Town Adds Tradesmen And Services As Population Grows
Threshing finished with yields around fifteen to eighteen bushels per acre. New barber and sadler open on Main Street. PF R Young moves farm business to John Deere building. Merney Haskett becomes Leitch Anderson elevator agent. Frost leaves for Alsask. S H Trimbel buys home, John Chapman moves his smithy into town. Red Cross to hold a large event Nov 28. Barn party at Nesbit’s hosts feast of turkey and ducks.
J C Carter Wounded in Action Report
Mrs. Carter received word on Saturday that her husband J C Carter had been wounded in action. The message gave no details on the nature of the injury.
Outloox Council Notes Budget Grants and Rinks
Regular meeting of the Town Council at the Town Hall on October 20 approved a $500 grant to Norwegian Lutheran College, ordered a $148 18 refund from Standard Trusts Co. for tax overpayments, and dispensed with garbage services. The clerk was instructed to contact the garbage man and order two water meters, and Maurice Wright’s skating rink tender for 1917 18 was accepted with lease to be drawn. The waterworks committee was told to report on charging a dollar per site and tax certificates resale was confirmed. Oct salary list to be paid and plans noted for Bonfire Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kutton
Evans
Reid
Kennedy
Nicholas
Fraser
Pat Tone
Orwegian Lutheran Col College
Standard Trusts Co
Wilkes Fairview
N.E
Maurice Wright
Outlook district backs Dr Myers in war effort
Conservatives and Liberals in touch with Dominion politics agree that Dr E Outlook is a key figure. Myers has supported a union government and is seen as a man whose motto is win the war. Outlook town and surrounding district back him, and the constituency is expected to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. E. Outlook
Dr. Myers
Slike
Outlook
Good as the Wheat and the Value of Cash in Trade
The piece argues that the phrase good as the wheat sums a long standing value tied to quality and trust in farming, banks, and elevator companies. It notes wheat's historic esteem, the role of dependable corporations, and the idea that worth rests on good seed, honest farmers, and sound institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Canada
Britain
England
Pyramids
O.k
Dominion of Canada
Bank of
Dominion papers banner ad decision
An editorial note explains that all Dominion papers will carry a front page display advertisement due to a special opt in. The change affects the usual front page layout across the press, marking a coordinated advertising decision by the publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psis
Lowever
Dominion
Eee Seaioe
Anniversary of the To Theses
A fragmented note marks an event described as a fortieth anniversary related to a set of theses. Readable names and places are not clear, but the item notes a ceremonial milestone tied to a historical work.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A Sadler
Maseey-Harris
F. R. Young
PF. R. Young
John Deere
Merney Haskett
Leitch Anderson Elevator
Mr. Frost
Leitch Anderson
Alsask, Bask
S. H. Trimbel
Ladies of the Red
Ame
John Chapman
BR. Nesbit
J. C. Carter
T. W. Cunliffe
Outloox Council
Fawkes Davy
Cee Ty
of Canada
Eci
Ag Waa
Comeda
Chettec
Cther
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!