Outlook Central reports 145 subscribers in new directory
Local directory shows 145 subscribers receiving service through Outlook central. The town notes several small items including teaching staff changes at Outlook high and public school opening, with minor incidents such as a near auto-accident and a frost. A death in Regina memory is reported for a Regina funeral.
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Reid
Outlook Central
Outlook
T. L. Nicholas
Jean Fraser
Macrorie
Mire
Dennis
Rad
Dora Rogers
Winnipeg
Abt
Lyric Theatre
Robert Golfrey
Canadian Belting Service Co
Regina
Evans & Lougheed
Holy Grass
Calgary
D. Tetrault
Rev. Waynild
Tetrault
Outlook High
C. H Biss
M. FE. Buck
Clark
Annie W. Cameron
Miss Buck
Miss George
Busby
Phillip
Lyle
Miss Perry
Rosetown
Rae
Good Music Rendered by Orchestra at Lyric
The Lyric Theatre orchestra performed a program on Saturday night delivering refined music with notable conductor leadership and ensemble cohesion. Enthusiastic applause followed selections showcasing the orchestra's skill and repertoire variety.
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Lyric Theatre
New Man Power Bill Won’t Affect Canadian Citizens Under 21
The American consul reports the proposed conscription bill will not apply to American citizens in Canada under age 21 on June 5, 1915, and again on June 5, 1917. The measure advances in Congress but excludes this group.
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Rexina
Cosgres
United States
Canade
Harvest Gains as Weather Improves Local Crops
The notice describes harvest underway with heavy rains delaying some work, farmers stocking up for winter, and a series of local happenings. Sam Silverthorne’s house painted by Warlow and Hunter, bank manager rents and repaints Brooks building, and plans to travel to Ontario. Mrs Hasket returns improved from illness. elevators reopen boosting local commerce. A McConnell and A J Hunter bring 23 goldeyes from the river. Local agents rotate stocking duties. Shire and DeWolf half-day work noted. A village blacksmith buys a Jersey cow. Wheat yields up to 25 bushels per acre, oats also good, and blown-out fields recovered.
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Sam Silverthorne
Warlow & Hunter
Brooks
Ontario
A. J. Hunter
R. E. Shire
Mr. Hendershott
E. J. DeWolf
John
Fire destroys home of W H Leth. owner escapes via window
In a recent blaze at W H Leth’s residence he says he was outside repairing a binder when smoke poured from upstairs. He entered the room and was overcome by heat before escaping through a window. The fire, likely from an overheated stove, prompted thanks from Mr and Mrs Loth for the aid received.
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W. H. Leth
Mr. Leth
Sire
Mrs. Loth
August marks for Guelph school students
A fragmented list shows August grades for Guelph students across grades VII to III. Names include Teddy Stubbs, Mary Balleck, Esther Hudee, Josie Zachem, Peter Spigott, Alphonse Hues, Jennie Zawisma, Teddy Spigot, and Mary Cranston with scores ranging around 145 to 293.5, though many entries are garbled.
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Guelph
Mary Balleck
Esther Hudee
Josie Zachem
Peter Spigott
Ea Alphonse Hues
Sa Jennie Zawisma
Teddy Spigot
Mary Cranston
Auction Gale of Howrbeld Ferniture on Saturday
A sale of furniture titled Auction Gale of Howrbeld Ferniture is announced for Saturday September 7 1028 at an unspecified location. The notice uses archaic spellings and appears in a fragmented form.
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Howrbeld Ferniture
Alt Tavuae
Townspeople Help Harvest Effort Grows
The village mobilized as 10 men formed a bee to harvest 120 acres, aided by adjacent landholders. After a brisk afternoon, 56 acres were completed with many hands joining later. A hearty supper followed, and other groups soon offered help. townspersons discuss vigil and social visits while a local note laments lack of wire techs in town and a newborn mention in the same item.
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J. Anderson
Broflrick
Wen
Saskatchewan deputy minister urges common sense on straw use
F Auld deputy minister says straw should not be deemed destructive under the Dominion government order in council forbidding destruction or burning. Straw threshing in country may be used for power and economy, and justices of the peace should recognize this and issue certificates allowing straw use in engines.
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Poe
Domini
F.auld
Ture
Saskatchewan
Justices of the Peace
Auld
Memorial notice for Private W. Anguat LI service
A memorial is set for Private W. Anguat LI in the Union Church next Sunday evening. Dr O A Christian of Milden, brother of Dr W Christian of the same town, will lead the service.
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W. Action Anguat LI
Union Clearch
O. A. Christian
Milden
W. Christian
Lyric Theatre Notes on Jack Holt and Giving Becky a Chance
Jack Holt, the rising leading man, appears at the Lyric on Friday and Saturday September 6 and 7 in the Morosco Paramount production Giving Becky a Chance with Vivian Martin. The piece features a cabaret masked dancer and a plot of mistaken trust and a daring femme fatale twist.
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Jack Holt
Vivian Martin
Morosco- Paramount
Becky
Holt
Alaska
Louis Zeliner
Morosco-Paramount
Vivian Mastin
Lyric Theatre
Mise
Martin
Aidan
Ford Steriing
For Sale Two Fresh Milch Cows and Driving Mare
Two fresh Milch cows are for sale along with a good driving mare. The cows and mare are described as healthy and suitable for dairy work or farm tasks. Potential buyers are invited to inquire for more details.
Election of Officers Divides Local Society Faction
The society elected new officers including President Mrs Waynild and Vice President Mrs Green while Mrs A Moore became Secretary and Mrs T Fraser Treasurer. Mr and Mrs Nelson declined continued posts and a committee of president vice president and Mrs Nelson will reorganize work parties and member recruitment.
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Misa Nelson
T. A. Fraser
Quartermaster
Waynild
Green
A. Moore
Reid Q
T. Fraser Buyers
C. J. Arneson
F. H. Ream
W.C. Kent
Mies Nelson
Captain Badger Killed in Action
Captain Archior Badger of Carman Michigan was killed in action on August 10. He was well known and favorably regarded in Outlook and by the company to which he was attached.
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Archior Prter
W. T. Badger
M Padger
Eae
Badger
Carman
Wellos
Sugar limits hit diners as reform cuts caterers’ supply
Examination of new sugar regulations reveals strict limits for caterers serving ninety meals. They may not use more than two pounds of sugar for cooking and serving, reducing per-meal sugar to less than one-third of an ounce.
Medigal N 7 George MD Physician and Surgeon
Medigal N 7 George MD physician and surgeon with office hours from 12.20 to 9.40. Doctor G. Wray Office-Conquest hours 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Appointments by telegram and phone. J. H Riggile listed for calls.
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George
Kem Dang
Ofice—Conquest
Appuiniment
Dr Joynt v.38 Legal Outlook Sask Bakr Solicitor Case
In Saskatoon the case involves Dr A Joynt and a legal matter heard in the courts. The report names Bakr as a solicitor and mentions a public solicitor to commerce with the matter proceeding under local legal proceedings.
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Rosetowe
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Medigal
de. G
Wray
J. H Riggile
A. Joynt
Te Veterinary
Col Olre
Denter Street
LEGAI
Union Banke of Canada
Sem
Schull & Schull
Ecu Aed
Walter Scott Building
Moose Jaw
Sari
PA. Tore
Agrnl
Mooument 4
Neadaones
Conquest
P.J. Glebe
Univerald Secourses Corporation