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Newspaper
Wilkie Press
Location
Wilkie, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 14, 1916
Page
3
Fall harvest in Phippen faces delays as clouds hide the grain maturing, affecting samples. Local names include Miss Louise Patterson visiting Sas katoon, Jack Dalf returning from Alberta to Saskatchewan fields, Private Allan Grawford rejoining the 96th Highlanders, and F L Michael hiring a Unity firm to build a new dwelling on his farm near Phippen.
Mrs Griffin and her daughter from Winnipeg visit sister Mrs Ted Oatway. William Ackerman has been sick for several days. Leonard Lantz underwent an appendectomy at Scott Hospital on Monday.
Sunday services led by the pastor at Narrow Lake with an 11 a.m. morning service and 2 p.m. Bible School. Wilkie hosts 11 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class. Evening service at 7 p.m. sermon title Our Yesterdays their bane and benefits. Cordial welcome to all.
Harvest Festival services planned for Thanksgiving Sunday October 7 with a preacher to be announced. Miss Newnham of Prince Albert expected in Wilkie September 7 to address the W A Choir practice on Friday at 8 30. Sunday September 17 services include Holy Communion at 4 50 am Morning prayer 1 am Sunday School 2 50 pm service at Narrow Lake and 7 pm service at St Pauls Wilkie.
A fragmented rural note indicates sheep convert farm waste into profit. Ontario reports a sharp drop in apples, plums, and pears due to recent heat. Turkey stocks rise as housing and feeding pressures increase.
The article reports a U S potato crop estimate of 277 million tons up 47 million from last year. It covers farm building design, poultry lice control with carbolic acid and tobacco powder, and oats and bran as horse feed. Ontario potato acreage falls twenty percent while yields per acre weaken.
The High School reports classes organized and a solid start to the year. Staff seek contact with students considering Second or Third Class work this year. Teachers are to meet trustees at 9 oclock one evening this week.
An ad advised readers to place notices in the Wilkie Press for results. The message promotes using the local paper to reach a broad audience and achieve timely outcomes.
Notice given under the Towns Act listing arrears of taxes due to the Rural Municipality of Ritord No 379. The sale occurred at the Cavell council chamber on Monday October 1st 1016 at 2 PM. Numerous tax amounts are recorded, with specific parcel numbers and sums due.
Under the Land Titles Act and amendments the mortgage sale of a valuable farm property proceeds by public auction conducted at the heaplew miel in Saskatchewan on Friday the Str day of Seqrt A.D. Wig. The property is the southwest corner of section 32 township 39 range 16 west of the third meridian. Twenty percent of the purchase price is due in cash at sale. the balance is to be paid later. The sale is subject to encumbrances such as taxes current year municipal claims seed grain liens and statutory charges. Dated in Saskatoon Saskatchewan this Lith day of Avent A.D. 16.- Macias Muliine & Moen Stalicitens for thar vetuelee.
Public notice announces sale under the Lands Titles Act by power of sale. Property offered is the South East Quarter of Section Twenty in Township Forty four Range Twenty two West of the Third Meridian Saskatchewan. Auction in Meew, Cal Nile, Saskatchewan, on September Sith day. Conditions include cash at sale with balance to be arranged, and special charges excluded except municipal claims taxes and liens. Details available from Messrs McCraney MacKenzie Hutchinson Harristers Saskatoon Saskatchewan Vernon's Settlements Saskatoon.
Deputy minister quotes that unauthorized Unie advertisement will not be paid. The notice outlines payment denial for ad placement and warns readers about official handling of unauthorized notices.
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