Saskatchewan Political Meeting Highlights Wheat and Franchise Debates
A Saskatchewan gathering covered free wheat policy, school and temperance issues, and women’s suffrage. Speakers cited provincial progress since 1908, noting rural municipality growth and 260 cooperative elevators. Attendees were urged to vote, with remarks on past graft and calls for informed female participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
A. P. McNeb
McConica
Kerrobert
Saskatchewan
Plowing Match Prizes At Wilkie Agricultural Society
Prize list for the Wilkie Agricultural Society plowing event includes men's gang plow first prize 18 dollars and second 14 with third 8, men's walking plow first 12 second 8, best kept team by a servant, boys gang plow first 12 second 10 third 8, boys sulky first 9 second cash awards and best handled team by boys noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geng
Piret Peine
Conservatives Take Up Local Issues in Wilkie Meeting
A Conservative gathering in Wilkie addressed local issues including the placement of the Judicial Centre, opposition to Liberal actions on the Creamery site, and criticism of the government as hostile to the town. Col. Bradshaw spoke on Prohibition, the Doherty Act, and language in schools, advocating English instruction and noting support for women’s safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkie
Bradshaw
Col. Bradshaw
Provincs
Liberal Party
Narrows store advert promotes Jackfish Lake resort travel
A progressive store keeper at the Narrows in Jackfish Lake advertises in the Pres to attract Wilkie district visitors. Most campers rent cottages on the Meota side and cross the water for fishing. the Narrows store now offers complete customer service for vacationers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narrows
Jackfish Lake
Wilkie District
Jackfish
Meota
the Narrows
Library at Narrow Lake Government Travelling Library
The Narrow Lake unit offers fifty top books kept by Mrs. Jen Lloyd as librarian. Books may be loaned to tender applicants by direct request to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jen
Lioyd
Secret Draft Speed Bylaw Aims to Limit Town Vehicle Speed
Incomplete notes indicate a secretary was told to draft a speed bylaw capping motorist speed at twelve miles per hour within the town. A deputy reportedly carried a document to an interview connected with a local oversight body in Regina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilis
Regina
Local notes from Battleford district
Items report church and community news. Rev G A Setherland left for Montreal for a Presbyterian convention. E B Spark family bid farewell at the depot before moving to Camrose Alberta. Rural Deanery meeting at Red Pheasant drew about ten Anglican ministers. Large Indigenous attendance heard Rev A J Williams speak on China missionary work. Private Albert Horst transferred to the Canadian Division Training School in France and invites Wilkie residents to write.
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G. A. Setherland
Montreal
Presbyterian Church
E. B. Spark
Camrose
Alberta
Battleford
Red Pheasant
A. J. Williams
China
Battleford Press
Albert Horst
France
Prase
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