Civic Election Returns and School Boards
Town vacancies were filled with non election appointments. A J Scott was nominated for Mayor with T H Clement, W G Hounsell, and J R MacDonald as Councillors. Scott to serve one year. High and Public School Boards will include W Chipping, A Schaab, Ernest Laycock, J Gunn, and others for 1918 term. Ontario Agricultural College President Creelman defended farmers against profiteering at a Canadian Club lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steemer
A. J. Scott
T. H. Clement
W. G. Hounsell
J. R. MacDonald
A. J Scott
Eter
P. P. Ellis
G. G. Ellis
A. Schaab
Ernest Laycock
Rev. W. Chipping
J. P. Hermann
Messrs. W. Chipping
A. B. Ford
J. Gunn
J. J. Gunn
Calwell
Creelman
Ontario Agricultural College
Canadian Club
Rey Ae
Wilkie Seed Fair Rules and Entry Details 1917
The notice outlines the Wilkie Seed Fair entries for December 13 1917 with entry deadlines exhibits required by 1130 AM judging at noon. It mandates specific grain quantities Wheat 60 Barley 70 Oats 60 Grass seeds 15 and requires forms from the secretary. Judges only during judging and final decisions by judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Ve Os Eee
Epau
Victory Loan sales achieve unqualified Canadian success
The Canvassing Committee and officers report strong execution in disposing of Victory Loan bonds and managing the sales system. Canadians rose to the occasion with substantial totals including Wilkie division and Town of Wilkie contributions, reflecting broad participation and strong executive effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren
Mr. Stevenson
Messrs
Rivett
G. G
Wm. Keith
Jensett
Driver
Trapping Lake
E. W. Evans
Rev. W
Unionist Executive Forms After Wilkie Meeting
A Unionist Association meeting was held at the Fire Hall in Wilkie on the evening of November 29. J. RB was elected chairman and nominations for officers were proposed, with a diverse group of businessmen and ministers listed. A Unionist Committee room was set up in the Wilkie Hotel, and the assembled men had previously differing political views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkie
Tay
Orelocke J. RB
Cecita
Dalgent
Tm. Shaw
G. G. Ellie
Wm. Wells
T. F. Ellia
RE. N. Carter
J. L. Kyle
W. J. George
T. A. Din
Wilkie School Entertainment Raises Fifty Dollars for Red Cross
The Wilkie school community praises the Friday evening performance by students and notes teachers' patient guidance and cooperative spirit. Proceeds totaling 50 dollars benefit the Red Cross Society, with thanks extended to Mr and Mrs Bowins for use of their property and to Mr P F for his contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perente
Red Cross Society
Political Debate Over Conscription and Sir Wilfrid's Plan
A partisan discussion laments conscription policy and Sir Wilfrid's anti conscription stance. The speaker criticizes Liberal and Borden government actions in Quebec as a political stage for power, urging a credible plan to aid front line troops without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiserid
Gaddebbie
Knowles
Wilfrid
Quebec
Borden
Ottawa
Sir Wilfrid
Rome
Political Canada
Unionist Meeting Schedule Listed for Battleford Constituency
Unionist figures including Mr. J Hillyard Leech and Mr. Wright will speak at campaigns across multiple towns from December 7 to 15. Meetings occur in Atlanac Unity Wilkie Scott Wolfe Landis Pan Mair Springwater Winter Rutland Artland Senlac Marsden Eve sham Macklin North End Laseland Salvador and Wilkie Unity again with varied 3.30 and 8 o'clock start times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hillyard Leech
K.C
Winnipeg
W. L. Ramsay
Bradworth
J. H. McConica
Battleford
H. O. Wright
Atlanac
Unity
Wilkie
Scott
Wolfe
Landis
Pan Mair
Springwater
Rutland
Artland
Senlac
Marsden
Evesham
Macklin
North End
Laseland
Salvador
Wilkie and Unity
Saskatchewan Education Chief Visits Normal School
Mr. D P McCall, superintendent of education for Saskatchewan, greeted staff with a Friday visit. Miss Hiltz of Regina Normal School will lecture to Normal students next week. A departmental exam in Junior Form spelling is scheduled Tuesday afternoon December 18 for any who wish to write, with details for absent students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. McCall
Saskatchewan
Miss Hiltz
Regina Normal School
Buffalo Municipality Nominating Meeting Reports Strong Finances
The treasurer read a year end statement showing a credit balance around 4000 dollars after deductions for hail schools and telephones. Road work of 12783 dollars was completed while taxes improved. Reeve Wallace praised council effort and its impact, noting limited road work in 1916 and high traveler dust. Division officials voiced mixed approval with acclamations for Stewart and Cotter pledging continued support and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeve Wallace
N. C. Stewart
Stewart
Alex. Cotter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Civic Election Returns
Wilkie Seed Fair
Electors of
Union
W. G. A. Gourlay
Jessie Lasky
Sessia Hayahayo
William Russell
Man
Thompson's
Wilkie DIV
Unionist
Yours
E. L. Spencer
Normal School
R. M. of
Buffalo
E. H. Dulmage
Sask
Cee-Tee
Stanfield's
Gordon
MENS
Ellis
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