Appeal on Behalf of National Canadian Patriotic Fund
The National Canadian Patriotic Fund appeals as Canada enters a new war year. It urges patriotism and promises support for soldiers’ dependents, outlining a new payment system to aid families upon a soldier’s return or death, with branch reports from Ottawa and provincial offices.
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National Canadian Patriotic Fund
Piatrictre Piana
Ottawa
Dominion
Suldiere Cher
Moose Jas
Patriotic Fund Committee
Patretie Funde
Grneral Fund
Meee Jaw Fund
Patriotic Fund
Sears
Cayol
Toome
Maine
Insurance Official Praises Outlook Crops on West Tour
W. MacDonald managing director of the Confederation Life Association of Toronto and Col Gordon Baker of Regina, with Mr. Cork, mortgage head, visited Outlook Friday with local agent Gay Watson. MacDonald praised the crops as the finest he has seen, noting his company’s unlimited confidence in Outlook’s agricultural prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tol. W. MacDonald
Confederation Life Asseistion
Toronto
Mr. Cork
Mortgage Department
Gordon Baker
Regina
Gay Watson
Col. MacDonald
British Remount Commission in Calgary for Horses
Representatives of the British Remount Commission are in Calgary to purchase horses for the British government. Prices paid in Alberta and Saskatchewan will equal those in the United States for horses of the same quality. At the quoted prices all planes are to be considered.
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British Remount Commission
Calgary
Alberta
Saskatchewan
United States
Coalman Steps Forward as Iceman Leaves Scene
A brief note notes the transition in coverage as the coalman takes prominence after the iceman's exit, signaling a shift in local service focus and community routine.
Red Cross Mates Elect Officers and Meeting Plans
The society elected Rev. A. Young as Chairman and Mrs. J A. Fraser as Vice-Chairman with H. M. Nelson as Hon Secretary and Mrs. M. Barbery as Quarter Master for the coming year. The Methodist church offers its building for monthly meetings, first slated for October 4 at 8 p m. The annual report will follow. Socks were donated by Mrs. William Leach of Dinsmore.
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RED Cross
Ameran
Americren
Archibald
Dumke
Legitimetr Industries
United States
Rev
A. Young
J A. Fraser
H. M. Nelson
M. Barbery
Cruftee Board
The
Methodist Church
Society
William Leach
Dinsmore
Iowa Bank Chief Praises Canadian West Crop Quality
W. F. Davis, president of the First National Bank of Hartley Iowa, is touring local farms and says the Canadian crop is superior to Iowa’s this year. He notes unprecedented yields and predicts strong demand as western markets open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 4. Davis
First National Bank
Hartley
Iowa
Mr. Davis
Outlook School Fair Promises Large Provincial Event
Interest grows for the Outlook school fair set for September 21. Inspector W. Asselstine reports teachers preparing exhibits and rural displays in Cass district. notable speakers include Prof Hates and Dr A Wilteeris. The evening meeting features talks by education leaders, drawing teachers from across the region.
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Nt. W. Asselstine
Schole
Cass
Srekaleeesi
Meeetuwi
Farmers Help the Patriotic Fund Granary Drive
The Outlook Patriotic Association invites farmers to contribute to the Patriotic Fund by depositing grain at a granary near a local elevator. Farmers may donate any amount, even ten bushels, with no restriction or hindrance. Look for the granary placard to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outlook Patriotic Association
Patriotic Fund
Water for Threshermen Season Watering Jets Reminder
Threshermen will need water jets during the season at many locations to supply irrigation as part of the annual effort. The article notes the cost and provisioning for water access, referencing seasonal needs and local arrangements.
Plan to Distribute Crop Proceeds for Farm Credit Relief
A guide urges farmers to list all grain money recipients, prioritize threshing wages taxes and loan interest, and consult creditors to manage obligations. The aim is to curb extravagance, avoid forced sales, and plan winter travel by detailing income and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iisa
Change in Special Electric Light Service
A local utility notes changes to electric light service schedules. The announcement describes dates of service adjustments and the expected operation of the plant. it mentions Tuesday and Wednesday timeframes and implies a shift to Wednesday morning operations. The notice reflects planned maintenance and a temporary alteration affecting customers over the stated period.
Saskatchewan Liquor Act Permit Extension for Medical Use
The proclamation amends the Liquor Stores Act requiring physicians and druggists to secure permits for medical use of liquor. It grants outlying practitioners two extra weeks, until September 30, to obtain permits, with penalties for those who fail to comply after the grace period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
St Marks Church bans certain male age group from serving Germany
A wartime notice from St Marks Church prohibits males aged 17 to 46 from any activities related to Germany. The restriction affects potential volunteers and participants in German affairs, shaping community involvement during the conflict period.
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Germany
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Ceiepeer
Everett
Gover
Batiste
Peter
Sherne
Wien
Emilester Perele
Bogrtier Cormae
Sergt
Pattete
T. Precent Vasor Caner
J.B Mace
Oh. Borges Co
McKiome & Go
Girey-Cheen
Owslege
Fire & Light
CPR
Montreal
William C van Horne
America
Canadian Pacific Plassway
Royal Victoria Hospital
He Wrlow
Rob van Horne
View A van Horne
Reese
Fred Hanelow
Outlook
Outlook School Fair
Iuils
Eic
Tau Toornins
Asvle
Tae
Aren Edateon
Wesnesday Mornroe
Cole
ST. Mark’s Church
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