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Newspaper
Watson Witness
Location
Watson, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
5
Community news from Watson and surrounding areas covers grain grower meetings at Watson, fishing reports from Lake Edward, shipments by A Ketchen and Cooperative Company, a girl wanted for house work, and June 11 farmer meeting with professors Cutler and Tisdale. Also reports of stray livestock, chaplain appointment for Canadian forces, travel plans of local residents, railway station relief management, and grade eight exams at local centers.
The brief notice cites the Land Titles Act and its amendments as the governing framework for property registrations. It outlines ongoing legal updates affecting title investigations, recording standards, and assessment procedures. The notice references enforcement by the relevant land registry authority and notes the effective dates of the amendments.
Under and by virtue of the Power of Sale in a mortgage made by Peter Spring of Watson to George Welsh Carrie et al on the grid day of March 1909, in Saskatchewan, there will be offered for sale.
Public auction advertised at the King George Hotel located in the Town of Watson Saskatchewan Province. Details incomplete with remaining timeframe and item list not readable.
Saturday June 9 1915 at 2 PM Mowntein Standard Time J C Guittard Auctioneer Watson addresses the Northwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 37 Range 15 West of the Second Meridian Saskatchewan Vendors warn of sealed reserve bid and taxes liens cash 20 percent at sale balance per terms to be announced Solicitor J B Adamson Winnipeg date May 1915
The Gazette notes the $65,100 capitalization of the Regina ited brewery venture. It questions who are the chief men tied to the new Brewing Company and suspects temperance legislation may not be fully in the public interest.
Welch's training sessions for teachers begin in Regina and Saskatoon with First and Second Class starting August 20 and Third Class on October 1. All classes run through December 22. Applications may be requested from the Department of Education in Regina.
Mr. John Bird of Quill Lake is gazetted a Justice of the Peace. Once Quill boasted two or three JPs and sat on cases at Watson. Now with only one at Quill they must send to Watson when two are needed, a backward move to outsiders.
The weekly report indicates very satisfactory crop growth. Early week Kains fell in many areas, then warmer weather aided grain. Some damage from cutworms seen in the Hambert Kesetown districts causing reseeding of stubble lanes to flax. Breaking and summer fallowing underway and overall conditions look promising.
The sale details include 150 acres cultivated prairie to be sold to the highest bidder on easy terms. Cash 850, balance in 5 to 10 annual payments at 6 percent interest. Address: John A. Oberg, Galesburg, Illinois.
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