Civic Election Returns and School Board Appointments
Town council vacancies were filled with A J Scott as mayor for one year and T H Clement W G Hounsell J R MacDonald as councillors for two years. High and Public School boards will include W Chipping A Schaab Ernest Laycock J J Gunn and Rev W Chipping. President Creelman of the Ontario Agricultural College denied farmers are profiteers 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 December 13th Seed Tria Prizes and Rules
Entries close at 11 pm December 13th with exhibits in place by 11 30 am and judging at noon. Exhibits require minimum weights of wheat 60 pounds barley 70 pounds oats 60 pounds grass seeds 15 pounds. Judges decide final. No professionals allowed. Entry fee ten percent of first prize. Continued inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Ve Os Eee
Epau
Victory Loan proceeds reported as Canvassing Committee declares success
The report shows multiple allocations of Victory Loan funds totaling amounts such as 127 950 to Wilkie division and 46 200 to the Town of Wilkie. It credits the Canvassing Committee and elected officers for managing bond disposals and the sales system, noting Canadians rose to the call for finance with unqualified success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren
Mr. Stevenson
Messrs
Rivett
G. G
Wm. Keith
Jensett
Driver
Trapping Lake
E. W. Evans
Rev. W
Unionist Executive Formed At Wilkie Fire Hall
A Unionist Association meeting in Wilkie on November 29 elected RB as chairman and nominated officers including Shaw Ellie Wells Ellia Carter Kyle George Dinsley Sutherland and Ford. The group planned a Unionist Committee room at the Wilkie Hotel and brought together men once at odds politically.
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 funds for Red Cross
The Wilkie school talent night delighted parents and friends last Friday. Proceeds of about 50 dollars will support the Red Cross Society as thanks to Mr and Mrs Bowins for the use of their property and to Mr P F for his contribution. Principal E L Spencer signs the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perente
Red Cross Society
Liberal Meeting Attacks Sir Wilfrid in Quebec Row
The piece critiques Sir Wilfrid Laurier and his supporters over conscription in Quebec. It notes Mr Knowles’ remarks and questions what plan Laurier offers to aid front-line soldiers without delaying reinforcements, urging action beyond idle rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiserid
Gaddebbie
Knowles
Wilfrid
Quebec
Borden
Ottawa
Sir Wilfrid
Rome
Political Canada
Unionist Meeting Schedule for Battleford Constituency
Mr J Hillyard Leech and colleagues assist Unionist candidate H O Wright with a series of campaign meetings. Speakers will address audiences in Atlanac Unity Wilkie Scott Wolfe Landis Pan Mair Spring water Winter Rutland Artland Senlac Marsden Eve sham Macklin North End Laseland Salvador and other towns from December 7 to 15 with 3:30 and 8:00 pm sessions.
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 Regina Normal School
Mr. D. P. McCall, Superintendent of Education, favored the staff with a test visit Friday. Miss Hiltz of Household Science will lecture to Normal students next week. A departmental exam in Junior Form spelling is set for Tuesday afternoon, December 18, at the Normal school for those who wish to write.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. McCall
Saskatchewan
Miss Hiltz
Regina Normal School
Buffalo Municipality Reports Yearly Finances and Road Work
The R M of Buffalo council reads a financial statement showing a year end credit of about 11 845 with 7 246 for hail 2 466 due to schools and 4 967 for telephones. Taxes came in well and road work costing 12 783 was completed despite a dry season. Reeve Wallace praises council efforts and aims to continue serving. Councilor Stewart notes uncertain public support but reaffirms acceptance by acclamation. Alex Cotter pledges to uphold the honor of election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeve Wallace
N. C. Stewart
Stewart
Alex. Cotter
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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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