J. J. Bowlen Chosen Liberal Nominee at Wilkie Nominating
Large crowd attended the Liberal Nominating Convention in Wilkie to select a Dom inion House candidate for Battleford. J J Bowlen won the final ballot by twelve votes over A Champagne with 73 to 61 after initial tallies. Bowlen pledged to uphold Liberal principles and engage farming groups across the constituency.
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Wilkie
Battleford
Dominion House
Frank Oliver
Neeley
Humboldt
J. J. Bowlen
Macklin
A. Champagne
KR. Earle
R. J. Gordon
Maidstone
Ernest Laycock
Simpson
M.L.A
Champegne
Bowlen
Fnally
Champagne
Liberal Party
Liberal Organization
Wm. Wells
Dr. Elliot
R. E. Nay
Scott
Charmpagne
Wilkie School hosts Red Cross meeting to outfit soldiers
A Wilkie School gathering organized by the Red Cross aims to prepare twelve local men for active service. Ladies will knit socks mitts and caps and hope to complete the out fitting without delay. Several of the men have already expressed willingness to serve for the British Empire.
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Wilkie School
Red Cross Association
Wilkie
Russell Cameron Establish Live Stock Firm at Wilkie
W H Russell and Norman Cameron form a live stock partnership with headquarters at Wilkie. They install ten ton Fairbanks scales at the stock yards near the railroad for customer use and plan periodic hog shipments. Farmers are urged to notify them for prompt service and quick purchases for distant markets.
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W. H. Russell
Norman Cameron
Wilkie
Messrs
Rumell & Cameron
Russell & Cameron
Urgent Effort in Wilkie for Second Canadian Expedition
The article urges swift mobilization for a second Canadian expeditionary force with thousands to be recruited once equipment and rifles are prepared. It calls on Red Cross and Patriotic groups to assist, stressing duty to Britain and Empire and asking Wilkie residents to provide support and comforts to soldiers facing hardship.
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Red Cross
Wilkie
Evening Assembly Planned by Married Ladies of Wilkie
Preparations for an assembly in Field Hall on October 30 under the Married Ladies of Wilkie. Proceeds will support the patriotic fund.
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Wilkie
Patriotic Fund
Branch Lines Train Schedule Wilkie to Kerrobert
Schedule notes Wilkie to Cut Knife and Wilkie to Kerrobert with arrivals at 16.56 from Wilkie to Kerrobert. Service also runs Wilkie to Kelfield on Mondays and Thursdays leaving Wilkie at 9.30 arriving 12.00 and 13.30 to 16.60.
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Branch Lines
Wilkie
Wilkie Kerrobert
Kerrobert
Kelfield
Lucille Love serial announced with Elite pictures
Arrangements finalize to publish Lucille Love The Mystery Girl in Wilkie Press alongside weekly Elite Theatre screenings. The story runs serially each Thursday with the episode shown Monday night, delayed one week due to plate transmission. price remains ten and fifteen cents.
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Lucille Love
Wilkie Press
Moving Pictures
Elite Theatre
Wilkie Mill Keeps Day and Night Schedule Under Load
The Wilkie Mill operates continuously to handle a surge of work from Wilkie and beyond. Proprietor F. L. Bishop reports wide connections in the Tramping Lake district and a growing demand for Wilkie flour due to improved grain quality. The mill has boosted its output to meet spent orders and maintains a favorable reputation for product quality and business policy.
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Wilkie
F. L. Bishop
Public Health Act Notices On Disease Precautions
A historic notice from the Bureau of Public Health mandates household reporting of suspected smallpox diphtheria or scarlet fever within 24 hours to the medical health officer under the Public Health Act. Penalties include 50 dollars for noncompliance and 100 dollars or six months imprisonment for removing disease notices.
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Bureau of Public Health
Narrow Lake holiday notes and local gatherings
Mime MacGregor hosted Miss Fisher for Thanksgiving in Glenlogan while Corkum spent the holiday in Saskatoon. Local ladies planned a Red Cross fundraiser and concert, with fifteen members meeting at Mrs. Tregaskis. Grain hauling paused on the west side due to bad roads and other residents visited Wilkie, Sagkeeng and Regina area towns on various business and social occasions.
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Narrow Lake
Normal School Sessions Open Across Saskatchewan
Admissions rules define eligibility for First Second and Third Class Normal School sessions starting January 4 in Regina Saskatoon and other cities. Graduates in Arts or with Fi Class diplomas may enter First Class without prior training. Second Class requires Class Diplomas and prior training. Third Class open to holders of Third Class Diplomas or equivalent. Applicants face age requirements and may obtain forms from the Department of Education in Regina.
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Normal School
Regina
Saskatoon
Moose Jaw
Prince Albert
Yorkton
Moosemin
Swift Current
Weyburn
Batevan
Department of Faucation
Politicians from Battleford Attend Liberal Convention
A group of Battleford politicians traveled by car to Wilkie for a Liberal Convention on Tuesday but their vehicle broke down en route.
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Battleford
Wilkie
Optometry event at Wilkie Hotel by Dr Morris
Morris of Regina professional optometrist and optician will be at the Wilkie Hotel Saturday afternoon October 24. Eyes tested and glasses supplied at moderate charges. Dr Morris in the area for eye care.
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UL. Morris
Regina
Wilkie Hotel
Gissecs
Morrie
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Liberal Convention
Deflat
CP. R Townsite
T. F. Ellis
Wilkie Mill
Gordon Ellis
Ellis Bros
Narrow Lake News
Mime MacGregor
Glenlogan
Misa Fisher
Miss Corkum
Mrs. A. Fisher
Miss Fisher
Mixes Proctor
Mrs. Cutting
Mrs. Newhouse
D. Black
Thackeray
G. F. Bellamy
Thackeray Priday
Jack Muxlow
Sagkatoon
Points Est
Mrs. Tregaskis
Mids Fiendell
J. Hyndman
Rev. Rothwell
Sask. Co-Operative Elevator Co
F. Johnston
Barker
Mr. and
Mrs. Muxlow
A. Cotter
E. H. Dulmageilkie, Saak
Wilkie Dray
Clements & Galbraith, Proprietors
the George Cafe
Railway Avenue
George Sing
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