Auto Fatality at Phippen Peter Emsley Killed
An auto accident seven miles west of Wilkie near Adam Keys farm killed Peter Emsley. He was found beneath an overturned Ford, and a coroner's inquest began as witnesses were to be recalled. Emsley, 87, had lived in the area 27 years after coming from Aberdeen Scotland and burial is planned at Wilkie cemetery Friday.
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Harry Ward
Tom McDonald
Wilkie
Adam Keys Farm
R. A. McLurg
Cornoner
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Pollock
Phippen
Williama
Canada
Aberdeen
Scotland
Morton
Smith
London Under Siege by German Air Raiders
A coordinated assault on London by three German air raid groups killed eleven and wounded eighty two on September 29. Attacks continued on subsequent nights as air raids became almost nightly over the metropolis.
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London
Grand View School Fair Sparks District Interest
Summer preparations culminated in a grand view school fair last Friday drawing 465 entries from five small schools with 80 exhibitors. Students competed in sports, spelling, reading, and a concert with a teachers dance honoring Private Althouse returning from the front.
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Cetens Handel and Wiy
Handel
Kelfield
Pearl Irvin
Andel
C. L. E. Campbell
Gamble
Mims M. Geary
Gettyburg
P. Cherehill
Four Mile Lake
Roedde
J. P. Miller
Joseph Schaeffer
Geo. Heltman
Handel School
Claren Levi
Rose Schmidt
Duncan Campbell
Steve Bader
Clara Arnold
Mary Massaver
Gamble School
G. Heltman
S Bader
Geordie McGowan
M. McGowan
Frank Dorner
Marion Moore
M. Massauer
J. Altmeyer
Lena Borthwick II
Willie Porter
Marie Taylor
Lillien Irvin
D. Campbell
Clara Lien
D. Massauer
Marrian Moore
Doris Wilkinson
M. Wilkinson
F. Wilkinson
R. Schmidt
Rhea Irvin
Helena Borthwick
Kelfield School
Althouse
Lang
Wilkie Chautauqua Festival offers top talent this year
The Wilkie event announces a three day program October 22 to 24 featuring the Royal Hawaiian Quartet Julius Caesar Nayphe in The Oriental Pageant Leila M Blomfield Capt Hindley Walter Stern and the Chautauqua Festival Orchestra Tickets are $1 75 for all three days available through the committee Read the display advertisement for details The article also notes changes in Military Service Act exemptions emphasizing national interest and preservation of key industries
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Chaut Lake
N.Y
U. S
Wilkie
Royal
Hawiian Quartete
Julius Caesar Nayphe
Leila M. Blomfield
New Zealand
W. J. Hindley
Walter E Stern
Chinaman Imprisoned For Selling Booze At Unity
Wah Wing a Chinese laundry man of Unity was convicted by Magistrate Dinssey at Wilkie for selling liquor under the Saskatchewan Temperance Act. He was fined 20000 and costs and sentenced to three months imprisonment. David Elliott admitted buying liquor from Wah Wing and was fined 25 plus costs. The case is being appealed.
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Wah Wing
Unity
Dinssey
Wilkie
Paul Savelieff
Ernest Laycock
Laycock
David Elliott
Elliott
Costa
Kerrobert Appeal Upholds Weighing Charge Ruling
The Saskatchewan Elevator Company appeal over a tampered weighing machine was heard in Kerrobert before Judge Leahy. The court sustained the prior decision and ruled against the company, keeping the conviction or finding that they possessed a fraudulently altered scale.
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Kerrobert
Saskatchewan Elevator Company
Leahy
Unity Courier
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