Regular Town Council Meeting Minutes
The council met Monday with full attendance. Minutes approved. Henry Moen asked to lease a town wagon for threshing. request denied per town policy. Secretary to contact Highways Commission about ferry road. response delays action to next meeting. David Brown ordered to pay child support for children placed in a home. Outlook hotel installed two pool tables. licensing to be considered next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moen
Board of Highways Commission
Commission
David Brown
Outlook Hotel
King George No 256 Council Meeting Minutes 1916
R M King George No 256 council met August 1916 with Reeve Fosom and councillors present. Minutes of last meeting adopted. Secretary to file caveat for 675. Bowden Estate bill 833.50 approved. Funeral expenses 57.50 and hardware poison 83.08 approved. Assessments updated for multiple townships with values ranging from 1000 per section to 2175. Tax sale set for November 8. Payments approved for grader setup 60 and division-related costs. Provincial Normal School session notices for December 16 at Regina and Saskatoon, limited classes and application timing noted.
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Reeve Fosom
Ross
Hill Sawyer
Fullerton
Powell
Bowden Estate
Rowe
Hill
Frank Hoika
Rose
East Hall
A. Richter
Motion Powell
Tha Nickason
Tj. B. Breckon
British tanks lead dramatic puncture of German lines report
London dispatch describes Allied tank advances at Martinpuich as crews capture German trenches and force prisoners toward British lines. An air report notes a tank walking through the high street of Piers and a captured officer reacts with fear as German troops surrender to the advancing British force.
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London
Phillip Gibbs
Germany
Gall
Martinpuich
Kamerad
Berlin
Valuable Wheat Load Sets Price Record at Outlook Mill
A large wheat shipment, loaded in a tank wagon, yielded a record price to Bert Derdal on Thursday afternoon at the Outlook Floor Mill. The load was described as possibly the largest price paid for lab 6l wheat in Outlook.
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Bert Derdall
Irregular Saskatchewan items mix illness and escapes
The report mentions Kerrobert infantile paralysis cases and a Fertile Valley R M school fair at Saskatoon with times listed oddly. It also covers Bill Nisbisnik fleeing Regina jail for eleven days, aided by a store owner recognizing him and police being alerted.
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Bill Nisbisnik
Regina
Nibismik
Outlook School Fair Today
Outlook school fair in Rural Education division of Rady municipality showcases prizes for General Class Work Reading Spelling Fine Arts Domestic Farm and Garden Products Manual Training and Sports. Students from multiple districts prepare for keen competition and community participation.
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Rady
Outlook
Seliol
British Columbia Liberals Win Sweep in Provincial Vote
The BC election results show a Liberal sweep winning about forty seats, Premier Bowser trailing by a narrow margin in one seat. Prohibition and women’s suffrage carried, with tens of thousands of military ballots yet to be counted and overall tight margins across constituencies.
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British Columbia
Bowser
Prohibition
Canadians Break Into Somme Offensive On Scale
Reporters describe the Canadian corps launch on the Somme as their first wide scale offensive. The Byng Boys earned praise after enduring rain and heavy battles at Ypres and St Elw, with troops marching from trenches and taking the field to push the attack under General Julian Byng.
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Ypres
St. Elwi
Sorrel Hill
Sanctury Wood
Somme
Byng
Julian Byng
London
Lake
Cattle theft charges filed in Kindersley district
Two well known southwest residents face charges of cattle stealing as the criminal assizes of the Supreme Court of Saskatchewan open October 17 in Kindersley. The accused are to be tried in the justice court with a jury, amid strong farmer interest in the area.
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Supreme Court of Saskatchewan
Kindersley
Justice Court
Canadian Troop Levels Seen Shrinking Over Winter
The report notes battalions now sent over seas will reduce domestic forces to about 60 000 in Canada through winter with more than 100 000 already quartered in the dominion in November and December across various centres.
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Canada
Dominion
Outlook Wheat Market Brief No. 1 Northerns
Unclear OCR text shows scattered phrases about wheat outlook and market terms. Named entities are not discernible. no concrete events, prices, or organizations are readable to summarize.
Duchess of Connaught War Fund Appeals to Canadian Women
A 1916 letter from Mrs. Lake at Government House Ottawa appeals to the women of Canada to support a Duchess of Connaught War Fund linked to the Prisoners of War relief. It notes soldiers captured by the enemy suffer food and clothing shortages and urges prompt patriotic contributions to aid prisoners and their families.
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Lake
Government House
Ottawa
Duchess of Connaught
Canada
Keane
Jury Deadlocks in Rosthern Ex-MLA Case
After four hours the jury in the Rosthern case against the former MLA failed to reach a verdict. The jurors disagreed on culpability in the criminal charge, with no clear path to consensus.
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M.L.A
Rosthern
Manitoba government aims for re trial of ex ministers
Winnipeg report says the provincial government intends to seek a retrial of ex cabinet ministers soon. Attorney General A. B. Hudson will review the first trial upon return from Hudson on Saturday, with three jurors found to disagree indicating possible feasibility of a new trial.
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Winnipeg
A. B. Hudson
Hudson l
Mare auction at Wiseton ends with scattered bids
At Wiseton on Tuesday September 26 two carloads of young mares Broken to balter and some broken to barnes Baleat pom M Sterling proprietor KE i Usher conduct the sale amid limited bidding and rough sale conditions.
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Wiseton
Balter
Barnes
Baleat Pom
M. Sterling
KE. i Usher
Missing readable event details prompt
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear people, places, entities, or events to summarize into a headline and card. Unable to extract a coherent incident, date, organization, or outcome from the given input.
Classified Advertisements Preview in Outlook
MAID WANTED HIGHEST wagon paid Apply to Mrs J P Kennedy WANTED SCHOOLGIRL TO help for board Apply Box 136 Outlook includes ad rates for first issue 75 cents for two and 1 for a month.
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J. P. Kennedy
Outlook
Public Notice of Mortgage Sale in Outlook Saskatchewan 1916
Order of the Master in Chambers granted April 19 1916 will direct sale of the Southwest quarter of Section 28 Township 27 Range 10 West of the Third Meridian Saskatchewan at the Outlook Hotel on September 22 1916 at 11 AM MST. Terms require 25 percent cash with balance on transfer within two months. Sale subject to taxes arrears liens and prior encumbrances. Mortgagee in Regina acts as solicitor.
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Chambers
Supreme Court, Judicial District of
Regina
Davi Clelland
Saskatoon
Outlook
Bovines of
Saskatchewan
Moose Jaw
Faketehoten
Aptic
Morten
Land Titles Act Mortgage Sale Of Town Property
Mortgage sale announced under the Land Titles Act. Property is Lot 18 in Block 16 Outlook Town, Saskatchewan. Sale at the Outlook Hotel on September 23, 1916 at 2 PM Standard Time with 20 percent cash, balance per terms to be announced. Subject to sealed reserve, current year liens excepted, and encumbrances per Canadian Pacific Company arising.
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Outlook
Katchewan
Tember
Land Tithee
Baskatoon Land Intration
Pyeifieene Cmpany
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Siaone
Kerrobert
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Concan
Subaru Desert
Outlook Wheat
Tinek Price
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Duchess OF Connaught's OF War Fund
Lacea Banpes
A. W. Badger
Conquest
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