Veer County Public Notice On Road Repairs
A county agency announces road work to fix traffic lanes and potholes on a main route. The notice lists project start soon, expected duration, and detour plans for nearby residents and commuters.
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Newspaper
Yorkton Press
Location
Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 18, 1916
Page
1
A county agency announces road work to fix traffic lanes and potholes on a main route. The notice lists project start soon, expected duration, and detour plans for nearby residents and commuters.
The account by Bir Mex Aitken presents the official story of Canada’s Expeditionary Force in Flanders. It highlights brave acts at Neuville St. Vaast and Gravenstafel, including Major Dyer and Captain Hilliam advancing to relay orders under heavy fire, and the poignant note “I have crawled home” from a wounded officer.
The teast monthly eveting was held Saturday with President Mrs M Menry in chair. After routine business and time rules, ex Mayor A M Patek EC gave a dense address on municipal legislation and health department work, focusing on European nations and local issues.
An unnamed Member of Parliament confuses Arthur Hawkes with the Prime Minister during an interview. Hawkes notes Tom McNutt calls Toronto Torownto and queries McNutt’s remarks as a “shrewd old deck.” The exchange highlights McNutt’s appearance and Borden’s likeness among contemporaries.
At a Wednesday executive meeting the Returned Soldiers League laid groundwork for the first anniversary of Langemarck and St Julien. A committee will confer with the People's Forum to arrange a suitable Sunday event on April 23, and standing committees were formed with appointed secretaries and bylaw proposal.
At the November meeting of St. Andrew's Brotherhood a Patriotic Concert raised 133.10 with 7.50 in outlays, leaving 125.60. A sub committee will study buying bagpipes for the Yorkton Unit of the 188th Battalion and allocate the balance to the Returned Soldiers' League.
The town observes a penny Ball while a piling machine for road development stacks lumber up to 42 feet in Big yards. The scene highlights the economic impact of new stacking methods reducing piling costs and roofing expenses.
Mrs Pankhurst and Mrs Peckhurst address Winnipeg audience on women’s roles in WWI. They praise British and Belgian bravery, discuss women’s rights advances, and urge Canadian women to embrace national service and public life. Lloyd George approval noted for French and British wartime contributions.
A reception was held in Moose Jaw for Mrs. Pawlett wife of Lieut Gel Pawlett visiting town. Officers wives and daughters served tea and desserts in two decorated tables as the 18th band played, providing a festive afternoon.
At Sundays meeting Mr J M Clerk chaired the forum with speaker Mr GW McPhee discussing Canada and its future. He urged liberty equality and security under Britain and democracy while urging financial reform and balanced capital and labour to empower Western Canada and the nation. Miss Findlay sang solo with Dr Aimeworth and Alex Duncan at the piano.
W. J. Lay chief engineer at Melville Electric Light and Power plant has been granted a U S patent for a boiler type that suctions coal refuse into power generation. The invention aims to reduce the cost of electric light and power.
At a Yorkton convention in the Town Hall under Jos. Caldwell, names nominated included WD Dunlop Peter Ronsay Joseph Caldwell Dr tivens W BR Parsons ES Wilkow with only Mr Wilson accepting. Wilson, a partner in Limestone Wilson & Wilson, was later elected to the Town Council last November.
A Farmers column notes Westchester Insurance Cu and D H Watkinshew promoting hail insurance ads. It describes a Bakers Association credit questionnaire testing farmers on their farming practices, finances, religion and politics, with a note the Bank is not making new wartime loans and applicants must visit Max AGER office.
E A Barrington Han, Emigration Secretary of the VWCA, spoke at a Travel lore All Society meeting in Thurnley Town Hall. The talk covered postwar reintegration, emigration laws, and support for emigrants, with emphasis on guiding travelers and aiding relocation after the war.
The annual meeting of the Provincial Chapter I O D E was held in Saskatoon last week with Yorkton Chapter represented by Mrs Hukine who was elected one of the Vice-Presidents on the Executive.
The annual meeting was held at the home of Mr H Vanstone. Officers elected include President Mire Co Beck, Vice President A.M Patrick, Recording Secretary EF Poulter, Treasurer T Switzer, Superintendent of Christian Stewardship Mrs W B Cook, Organist Mrs T BE Vanstone.
A Board of Trade ceremony last night noted dread of morning meetings and an agreement to meet every alternate Monday night at A. Pree. Harding announced that G.7.P. officials would be in New York to discuss the work end while the Trade and Transportation Committee arranged to meet them.
Local sports note reports Oeste claiming a 2 on Ser Ex 1 in a match labeled as a feed. No further names, locations, or dates are provided in the fragment.
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