Streets Lighted at Town Cost Estimates Discussed
Town discusses cost of street lighting with the electrical superintendent. Minimum domestic rate is $1 monthly plus 20c meter rent. Lighting options range from 100 to 250 watt lamps, with costs estimated between about $17 and $20 per month for full coverage. Local light plan favors smaller, evenly distributed lamps rather than a large concentrated system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil
K.W
Urther
New York
Portage Ave
Winnipeg
Distribution of Seed Grain And Potatoes
Instructions from the Hon. Minister announce winter and spring seed grain and potato distributions for Canadian farmers. Samples include spring wheat oats barley and field peas mailed free from Ottawa with Ontario and Quebec potatoes from Central Farm. Applicants must detail soil and past experience. one grain and one potato sample per farm. separate signed applications. no forms. early submission advised. Ontario and Quebec potato requests go to Central Experimental Farm Ottawa. other provinces to nearest Branch Farm. postage prepaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ontario
Quebec
Dominion Cerealist
Central Experimental Farm
Harvest Home Supper Served by Presbyterian Ladies Aid
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid of the church held its annual Harvest Home Supper on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church
Afree
Ladies’ Aid
Miess Maskiah
CES
Correspondence on Street Lighting Costs and Civic Duty
A letter to the editor argues against funding new arc street lights given high costs. The writer compares ratepayers’ day-to-day finances with council spending and questions whether luxuries like improved lighting justify the price when essential road improvements remain unmet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Eanatepayer
Councl
Prominent Tisdale Businessmen Volunteer for War Service
Two well known Tisdale businessmen, H. S. Eastman and F. S. Shannon, left early this week for Prince Albert to enlist in the 52nd regiment as volunteers for active service. The town sends its best wishes for their safe and speedy return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tisdale
H. S. Eastman
F.S. Shannon
Prince Albert
52Nd
Twin boys and a daughter announced in local births
On Friday October 23 at Mrs Thomas Maternity home Main Street to Mr and Mrs Ed Jacklin Ravine Bank a set of twins were born and on Saturday October 4 at Mrs Howes Maternity home to Ann and Mrs Hawley a daughter was born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Mrs. Howe
Ann
Mrs. Hawley
Ual
Homer's Hall
Local notes from the Salopian district and surrounding areas
Local residents record several weekly movements including P. Grant's business trip to Prince Albert and Wm Woods from Auto Road heading to North Dakota. Miss Gladys Nelson named school teacher in Salopian S D. Rev J C Sibley returns from Edmonton after attending his sister's wedding. Social event at Sal School House bids farewell to Mr Bacon. Concerted fundraising notes report Canadian Patriotic Fund growth in Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Woods
Auto Road
North Dakota
Sal
Mr. Bacon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Poors
Messrs
Pearse and
Edworthy
Tispare Yaro
J. Farr
Mgr
Stax
Crry Yano
H. Pearse
Dominion Experiment Farms
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Recorder
C. H. Cross
Superintendent of Missions OF
Saskatoon
P. Grant
Roy Readman
Ravine Bank
Gladys Nelson
Salopian S.D
Miss May Maine
Nepawa
J. C. Sibley
Edmonton
Mrs. H. Shannon
Pord
Mr. Shannon
Canadian Patriotic Fund
Province
Saskatchewan
Bacon
Salopian
F. Vuillaney
Fred
Georges
W. Littlejohn Robertson
R.M. of
Eldersley
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