Watrous Drug and Stationery Company Credit Meeting Notice
In Watrous Saskatchewan a meeting of creditors for the Watrous Drug and Stationery Company will be held at the Canadian Credit Men's Trust Association offices. Creditors must file claims and prove them by thirty days after notice. The association and officers are not liable for assets beyond those distributed. Signed by S. K. Diamond for the Canadian Credit Men's Trust Association Limited.
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Watrous Drug & Stationery Co
Fim
Watrous & Stationery Co
Watrous
Saskatchewan
Rrvera
Canada Life Building
Canadian Credit Men's Trust Association, Limited
Hegina
Aries
Canadian Credit Men's Trust Asociation Limited
K. Diamond
Mortgage Sale of Valuable Farm Property Saskatchewan
Auction will sell a 276 acre farm in Township 31 Range 23 West of the 2nd Meridian Saskatchewan on July 8 1916 at 2 pm. Property includes 240 acres cultivated 170 acres in 1915 70 acres fallow 120 acres in wheat with a good well and running stream. Features a 12 by 12 frame house frame kitchen a 26 by 26 dwelling and several granaries with lean-tos. Located about 12 miles NE of Watrous 11 miles S of Guernsey and 9 miles NE of Ven a.
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Saskatchewan
Weston
Nani
Pensions for Disabled Soldiers Increased Significantly
The Pension Committees recommend a large rise in private soldier pensions to 490 per year, with an extra 250 for life helpless cases. Total disabled receivers could reach 730 annually, about 64 monthly, while non-helpless yet unable to work receive 40 monthly.
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Bellimeans
Europe
No Conscription in Canada The War Draft Debate
The article argues Canada will not adopt conscription and criticizes US influences opposing settler movement. It notes recruitment numbers around 325 000 and a target of 500 000, highlighting farm labor needs and the migration department's embarrassment. It urges channeling zeal into recruitment and national registration for future mobilization and migration policy.
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Dominion
Canada
United States
Imand
Former Union Bank Teller Shot in War Wound
Sam Field, a former teller at the Union Bank, was wounded on May 14 when a sniper shot him through the lung while in the trenches. He was removed to a hospital and the bullet between two ribs, a narrow escape, with plans to return to service in England or possibly Canada.
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J. F. Willis
Union Bank
Sammy” Field
Field
Sammy
England
Canada
Watrous News Briefs From Town and Province
Schools close for summer. Departmental Examinations start. Mrs R Stripe and children leave for Saskatoon. Watrous Drug and Stationery Co. changes hands to Credit Men’s Association. Local bulletins note battalion moves to France and Watrous enlistments. Grain crops progress and community notices on weddings holidays and Red Cross events. Public meeting planned June 28 with J F Reid addressing grain growers.
Town Council Debates Mains Leak and Bond Debenture Plans
The Town Council met Monday night with Deputy Mayor Garrett and Councillors Hyde Henderson Robins present. They discussed sanitary matters and ordered quicker repairs to a leak in the Allan slough mains. The Bond and Debenture Corporation of Canada offered 85c for 20 year bonds and 83c for 30 year bonds. a delegation was sent to Regina to sign debentures. The council set a Court of Revision for Aug 4 and appointed committees to review Reading and Rest Room, pump hours, and water deliveries. An awning for the town office window was ordered and Imperial Oil accounts approved.
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Garrett
Hyde
Henderson
Robins
Allan Slough
Smith & McDonald
Arthur Bernstein
Bond and Debenture Corporation of Canada
Winnipeg
Henderson — Robins
Bound and Debenture Corporation of Canada
Sec.Treas
Regina
Hyde—Henderson
Cumming, Hixon
Henderson and
Manitou Hotel
Hyde Henderson
Robins — Henderson
Imperial Oil Co
Reduced holiday rail fares announced with sale dates
The Signal notes fare reductions on railways for the holidays with tickets on sale June 20 to July 1. A reception for Rev. W. Wilson and family hosted by the Amazon Presbyterian Congregation drew church members from Watrous who attended a pleasant event Friday afternoon.
Local man Bereneche dies near Young in suspected suicide
Bereneche was found dead about six miles north of Young and a coroner's jury began deliberations this afternoon. He had moved from Tindall Manitoba to the Young area four years ago and was active in the Saskatoon Brick Slayers Union. He leaves a wife and three children at Young, with a son believed to in Winnipeg.
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Young
Bereneche
Star
Saskatchewan
Tindall
Manitoba
Saskatoon
Brickslayers’ Union
Winnipeg
Daily Star
Boots and Leather Prices Set to Jump in War Demand
Boston March 8 The price of shoes and leather goods is expected to rise at least 2 percent due to the European war and U S wartime demands. The Shoeman trade paper cites higher orders from European soldiers United States army and militia and more leather used in machinery for munitions plants. It notes increased tanning costs and a 20 percent drop in cattle supply over the last decade, with army footwear consuming 1-2 times more leather than average equipment.
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Boston
Mass
Edness
United States
Shoeman
Better Schools Campaign Meeting at Watrous
In accordance with a proclamation by the Lieut Governor the 30th day of June is set aside for public meetings on modern education. A gathering will be held at Watrous and all school districts are invited to send representatives.
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L3rd
France
Watrous
Naylor
England
Saskatchewan
Adot
Watrous Grain Growers Association
Odd Fellows Hall
J. F. Reid
Arcadia
Saskatchewan Grain Growers’ Association
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Geo. T. Robinson
George
Koehler
Renown
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Lee
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Belgium
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W Bask
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Watrons
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Xena
Red Cross
Xena School
Watrone Manitou Mineral Water Co
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Better Schools Campaign
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