Local Happenings in Outlook Area Features Farms, Fire, and Community Notices
Residential lot options near the college offered by Out Realty Co. A ten cent tea sale is announced at C. Buttons residence this Saturday. Walter Tate records the first crop threshed in the district with yields of eleven bushels per acre on established land and fifteen on new breaking. No. 1 wheat quality noted. Dinamore Lodge A F and A M to hold a Masonic service next Sunday at 3 pm with an address by Past Grand Chaplain A. Young. J. E. Hough of Rosetown will test eyes at the Outlook hotel Oct 2–3. A western town columnist jokes about roses and paper currency. Fire destroys the ice house and barn at the Bounty butcher shop. cause unknown. Patriotic Fund executive to elect a president at five this afternoon. Mrs. Geo Williamson receives brass eagle with prewar and postwar photos from her husband in France. Presbyterian Church to form a Women’s Missionary Society with Al Finlayson as speaker. Rev. Young states he has received a call from St. Andrew’s. Community sympathy extends to Mr and Mrs R L Maxfield after the death of their year‑old daughter from pneumonia. burial at Outlook cemetery. Duck and goose season opens with locals going to Red Deer lakes near Anerley. A J Wolfe credited for sharing fine game with office staff.
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Broderick
Young
Outlook
St. Andrew’s Church
Regina
Mr. Young
St. Andrew's Church
Canada
Red Cross Society
Edison
Brough’s
Regular council meeting notes and bills approved
The Outlook Town Council met Monday September 17 with Mayor Button and six councillors present. They approved bills including a 24 cent telephones item and 15 dollars for hauling, adopted the prior meeting minutes, and authorized a minimum electric light charge of 1.00 for August and September. They will advertise for a helper at the electric light plant and acknowledged E F Broders Co letters, promising to file them while stressing road building aims to serve residents rather than attract new ones.
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Button
Evans, Lougheed
Reid
Kennedy
Nicholas
Dept
Wheeler
Stickles
E. F. Broders & Co
E. F. Broders
Outlook
Rev Cunliffe Preaches and Conducts Services After Trinity
Rev T W Cunliffe, Vicar, announces Sunday next services for the Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity. Holy Communion at 11 a.m. Sunday School at 12.00. Evening Service at seven o'clock.
St Andrew's Church Presbyterian Schedule
Morning service at 11 a.m. Evening service at 7 p.m. Also a 2:30 p.m. service noted. Proceedings reflect parish worship times.
Invitation to Prospect Heights Church Event
A hearty invitation is extended to all by Pastor J. M Suveierox B A of Prospect Heights. The message requests attendance at a church gathering or event hosted by the church community.
Local notes from Broderick area report mixed events and vows
Carl Carlson suffers serious burns after gasoline accident at his garage while attempting to remove a blazing pail. Canadian Bank of Commerce employee Mr. Pheeney seeks military enlistment. Ada Langtry visits sister in Glenside. Rev. Young leaves Outlook for Regina parish. Red Cross Thanksgiving Dance planned October 5. Edison phonographs advertised at Brough's drug store.
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Carl Carlson
Broderick Rural Telephone Company
Broderick Grain Growers’ Association
Carlson
St Andrew's Presbyterian Church Sacrament Service Next Sunday
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed at 11 a.m. next Sunday and all members are invited to give via missionary envelopes. A preparatory service Friday evening may feature an address by Rev. D J Scott of Conquest. Sunday School meets next Sunday at 2 30 p.m.
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D. J. Scott
Conquest
Province official grants May or permission to sell canned vegetables
The assistant food controller of the province asked the mayor to allow local merchants to sell canned vegetables due to vegetable scarcity in the district.
Night plant helper job openings announced
Applications will be received by the for the position of helper for night duties at electric plant. T. J. COLBY, Secretary.
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T. J. Colby
Dance Event Hosted by Red Cross Society Friday
A dance will be held here Friday evening October 5 with the Red Cross Society providing lunch during the event.
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Red Cross Society
Electric Lighting Plant Resumes Service After Repairs
After several weeks of shutdown due to repairs a new producer and repaired engine were started. The system eased back into operation with smooth running reported as service resumed Wednesday night or Thursday morning.
Good Seven-Box House Good Little Barn Three Lote In
The fragment suggests a real estate or property listing featuring a small barn and three lots. Details are incomplete, but the item appears to describe a modest rural property with separate parcels and a structure. Further text would clarify owners, location, and price.
Outlook High School Journal Extracts Offer Curious Notes
The excerpt notes a Rosetown basketball invitation with a boycott over pay, then riffs on classroom discipline and pupil virtues. It jokes about taming tempers, plastic and malleable pupils, and a mirror reflecting time, ending with a new pupil among the students.
Exemption Grounds Expanded Under Military Service Act
Ottawa reports eight distinct grounds for exemption from service under the Military Service Act. Forms will be available at post offices within days. Grounds include importance of employment, education, serious hardship, ill health, and religious objection to combatant service. The process resembles a ballot, with a cross placed opposite claimed grounds.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Chevrolets Outlast Ford In Gallon Test At Fair Grounds
At the fair grounds race track last Thursday afternoon a gallon gasoline test between two stock cars chose the Chevrolet as winner by a little more than a quarter mile after about fifty miles. The Ford led initially but stopped while the Chevrolet continued to finish about two hundred yards ahead. both cars ran at roughly ten miles per hour and finished after seven o clock. The event sparked controversy between J. P. Kennedy and Torgesson and Moffatt, drawing spectators who mocked both sides as the Red Cross Society added fifty dollars to its fund split between the Outlook and Hawarden branches.
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Fair Grounds
Chevrolet
Ford
Roth
Stowell
J. P. Kennedy
Torgesson & Moffatt
Red Cross Society
Outlook
Hawarden
Editor Bows to Truth in Town Paper Tale
It notes a provincetown editor who claims to tell the truth despite past accusations of lying. It mentions John Black the lazy merchant visiting Belleville, William Sykes trading poorly, a sermon by Braun on charity, and David Dawson dying at his home this morning.
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John Black
Belleville
William Sykes
Edgy
Geen
Braun
David Dawson
Physician and Surgeon Dr H O Redden Ad
Dr H O Redden, physician and surgeon, lists offices at Corner Railway Avenue and Selhirt Street in Outlook with office and residence phone numbers 2 and 130 respectively.
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H. O. Redden
Railway Avenue
Selhirt Street
Outlook
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Walter Tate
Dinamore Lodge A F.&a.m
Brother A. Young
Brethren of
Outlook Lodge
J. E. Hough
Oftician
Rosetown
Cubscriers
Bounty Butcher Shop
Nicholas Bros
The
Patriotic Fund
W H. Holman
Philip Hood
Yorkton
Presbyterian Church
Women’s Missionary Society
al Finlayson
St. Andrew’s
R. L. Maxfield
Red Deer Lakes
Anerley
A. J. Wolfe
T. W. Cunliffe
Presbyterian
Rev
Archibald Young, M.A
Prospect Heights
J. M Suveierox, B. A., Pastor
Pheeney
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Alex
Colors
Bill
Duck
Ada Langtry
Miss Eckel
Glenside
ST. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
High School Journal
Tuts Wrex
Boye's
Outlook High School
N. T. George, MD
K Saska Kennedy Building
Ave
G. S. Wray
C. A. Drummond
Trinity University
Toronto
J. H. Riggle
Selkirk Street
Sask Avenue
Brown and
Bri
Haskell
School of Prosthetic
Dent
Ury
Chicago
C. A. Jouynt
Ontario Veterinary College
Douglas Street
SASK
H. Mortimer Nelson
Outlook Sask
Larrister
Philion
William H. Holman, B
Union Bank of Canada
Base
Pickett, Schull & Schull
Hammond
Moose Jaw
Florence Jacklin
Angman Street
L.C
Oxdd
Osean Ever, N.G
PS. Rem, R.A
Phone Central
Conquest John Benson
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