Labor Party War Aims Statement
The labor party declares ardent support for war aims and outlines methods to fund and sustain the effort. It stresses social justice programs for workers and families, the partnership of employers and employees, and a unified national sacrifice to secure victory. The party outlines public measures and representation to carry out these aims nationwide.
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Yorkton Citizen Who Has Met The Kaiser First Hand
Yorkton citizen Mr William Barrow recalls meeting Kaiser Wilhelm II during 1907 travels across England and Scotland. Barrow, then an employee of the North Eastern railway system, describes the Kaiser’s visits, the royal party, and the elaborate arrangements at Lowther Castle and surrounding estates. He also notes the Kaiser’s short stature and distinctive mustache and recounts the camera-heavy entourage and reception events.
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Kime Eiward
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Lees
Lowther Castle
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Kirby Steptien
Stainmere
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Harrow
Choserenee
Brett
Fat cattle shipment proves district as stock leader
A large shipment of fat cattle highlighted the district's sustained leadership in livestock. Sixty six cars of cattle arrived at Winn for slaughter, indicating ample feed and no shortage in supply.
Garden Competition Winners Announced in Yorkton
The Horticultural Society reports on the best garden for the Prairie Nursery prize. Five gardens entered with scores, led by Dr. Larmeer at 1171 points. Pugh, Collins, Coase Praker, and Tedeski followed, noting soil and weather affected results. The committee suggests future standard vegetable quantities for judging.
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Horticultural Society
Yorkton
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Tereday
Larmeer
H. J. Pugh
W. Collins
Coase Praker
Tedeski
Lareeour
Gandeo
Pugh
Collins
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A. Patrick Ward
Prominent Salvation Army Worker To Visit Yorkton
Mrs Commissioner Sowton wife of the Salvation Army leader will visit Yorkton for August 78 weekend August 25th She will speak at the Salvation Army Mall at Rion Sunday afternoon 3 40 and Sunday night 7 96 The public is invited to attend and hear her lecture Missionary Work on the Borders of Thibet Mrs Sewton recalls a prior India posting and urges interest in missionary work
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Mra
Sowton
Selvelien
Ie Uswede West
Yorkton
Saltaton Arory Mall Te Rion
Iee Werviers
Sanday
Sewton
Red Cross Receives War Aid From Regina Chapter
Mrs Vs Grewferd notes receipt of assorted ship hospital items donated by the Regina Red Cross headquarters. Items include day shirts, pajama sets, gowns, socks, towels, wash cloths, and stretcher caps totaling an estimated value of 263.65 with shipments dated July 12 and July 15 19.
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Arknow
Regina
Ceewfert
Births notice for Whitty Becklend and Becklend couples
August 14th a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Whitty in Ith. August 18th a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Becklend.
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Thomas Whitty
Guat Becklend
War Times Election Act Opinion Statement From Sask Gras Throwers Leader
Negine August Se A Mahare map for Maple Creek and president of the Saskatchewan Gras throwers writes in reply to a secretary of the G W V A of Saskatechewasl. He says he has no refraction and reiterates that the War Times Election Act gained him sympathy across Canada, not opposing any organization.
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Maple Creek
Saskatchewan Gras Throwers
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War Times Election Act
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Canada
Municipality's Liability Being Argued
This afternoon a case is before Judge Bell in district court. Nick Ogledia sues Sliding Hillier for $400 damages over a horse lost in a water-hole on a road allowance north of Veregin. The road had been bat.
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Bell
Nick Ogled Ia
Sliding Hiller
Veregin
Trained Animal Exhibition Promises Yorkton Show
A family friendly railroad show arrives in Yorkton Friday August 23 with a tented exhibition featuring lions elephants horses and primates. Hugo Bros present high class European acts, acrobats, clowns and a lively parade aimed at all ages in a rain or shine afternoon and night performance.
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Hugo Bros.rogram
R Eed N V Astellation Rail Offer for Soldiers
The Railways prepare a special one cent per mile fare for soldiers making trips to obtain land settlement benefits. The policy aims to assist families with relocation as they pursue Soldier’s Land Settlement.
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R.eed N. V. Astellation
Jdiers
New Improvements Add Space and Access for Local Store
The Meedineht phate proprietor completed a large addition to the block occupied store space now 80 by 25 feet. An extended cross street project from Betis to Assiniheier involves town workers and will improve access for residents on the south side of the P. A. track.
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L. Shworta
Bieri
Bbek
Betis
Assiniheier
Women Grin Growers Endorse School Fairs Across Province
Violet McNaughton notes the Women Grin Growers endorsed school fairs and call for members to cooperate with the Teachers Association in every inspectorate to boost success. She asks for updates on actions taken and efforts planned.
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Teachers Association
Secrea
Violet McNaughton
Saskatchewan Co operative Creameries Warehouses Meet Demand
The manager reports rapid storage growth with 168000 pounds moved in Saskatoon, rising to 614000 pounds in July and an expected near one million pounds this month. He notes the system fills a felt need and supports mixed farm co operatives, saying the Vonde operation is full to capacity.
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Saskatchewan Co-operative Creameries Ltd
Saskatoon
Vonde
Snys
Gauvin
Co-Operative
Ee Reano
Wars of Steel Gold and Oil How They Are Made
Mexico protests Britain's handling of diplomatic notes over Garay presiding decrees. Reporting from Washington cites U S support for protecting investor interests while oil, mining, and war conditions spark international tension.
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Mexico
Britain
Gar
Town council notes on local projects and meetings
Town council and Hospital Board held a joint session to discuss hospital matters and a forthcoming Feb meeting. The discussion covered funding, a new machine and catering costs for a fair, and plans for the People’s Perum meeting. A payment ledger shows various allowances and totals to date.
Police Court News For Tony Keshnpr Ly Wirihime
Court session heard charges of assault and larceny as accused Te ward and William Wallace faced counter charges. Witnesses described a sequence of blows near a pasture and a roadside dispute ending in several fines. Edwin Evickean faced a fine for motor vehicle contravention and two other defendants were fined for moving without proper registration.
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Tewerd
William Wallace
Mike Sole
Tere
Willie Weety
Ieware
Wileres
Odd Lawn Party Contests Prize at Private Home
A late afternoon lawn gathering at a private residence attracted guests and featured public bets and minor contests. The event raised funds totaling 5450 for a local group, with final proceeds noted as 0990,38 attributed to a Daughters of the Pepire chapter.
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Mere Tell Am
Freday Albermuenm
Magrati
Aland
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