Liberal Candidate Faces Contested Saltcoats Nomination
A heated Saltcoats Liberal nominating meeting culminated in allegations of an unfair convention and calls for transparency. Dr Sabimark, a Manitoba trained physician from Hewnd Lake, Saskatchewan, is presented as a strong candidate, with supporters touting his local respect and chances of victory on Monday.
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Eversigh
Grees
Pea
Lanestaff
Arth
Hewnd Lake
Saskatchewan
Manitoba Collier
Manitoba Ors
Death of F. O. Douglas in London Hospital
F O Douglas died in a London hospital on June 28 from bronchitis and other complications. He enlisted in Yorkton and served overseas with the first contingent, was wounded at Ypres on April 26 1945, and after recovery served in Canada. Before enlisting he worked in real estate and timber in Yorkton and was the son in law of Mr Joseph Oxenbury of Roseby.
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London
England
Bronche
Serst
Dowsins
Yorkton
Beithe
Ypres
York
Josep.’ Oxenbury
Roseby
Conserve and substitute flour with rhubarb based mix
A historical note outlines using Conserve and substitute flour for wheat in Canada since June. It lists a Lake Oats and Gargurney based mix with sugar and almond essence, baked as a margarine spread. It also describes rhubarb preparation steps and canning-like storage for winter use.
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Gielinguie
London
George
Needs of Our Soldiers and Allies
An editorial urges support for soldiers and allies, calling for renewed aid, resources, and public backing to strengthen national defense and international partnerships. It stresses unity, timely assistance, and continued commitment to veterans and allied nations.
Boyle Delivers Eloquent Address at Sweday War Meeting
In Sweday Town Hall the Returned Soldiers Employment Commission held a public meeting. Sergeant W Boyle, noted for service with The Mantieta Beavers The Little Black Devils and The Royal Enawmeere, urged universal reform and broader views in the postwar period. He praised English democracy, urged brotherhood among veterans, and stressed support for soldiers during reconstruction as the crowd sang the National Anthem and a Gall collection raised funds.
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Sweday
M Atosiyn
Severant W. Foyle
Carreed
Canata
Set
England
Canada
Red Cross Drive totals reported in Yorkton district
End of week tally shows 675 456 38 for the Red Cross Drive in Yorkton and district with many districts still to report. The initial objective was 100 000 but Melville and adjacent Grand Trunk Pacific territory were excluded and assigned to raise 25 009.
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Yorkton
Melville
Grand Trunk Pacific
Dete High Low Precipitation Summary
Weather snapshot shows temperatures around 78 with low precipitation. Conditions include clear and cloudy periods. Cloud cover noted as Cleedy with mixed states. Not enough readable data for full location or date context.
President Wilson Outlines Terms of Peace in Address
President Wilson declared in a Knilepen emer Day address that peace rests on law based on consent and universal regard for humanity. He urged the dismantling of artillery power and a system where nations follow shared principles to prevent future wars and assure just outcomes through international tribunals.
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Wilson
Ling Grover
Seeger Mig
Buner
Opinien
Town Council Notes on Yorkton Gun Co plant and assessments
Council considers taking over Yorkton Gun Co plant with a $2000 capital amount and a $13 000 plant sum. Council leans toward public utility status as one and a quarter million dollars are cut from town assessments.
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Socho
Yorkton Gun, Co
Injured Youth Crushed by Wheel at Local Event
Gordon Dodge suffered a severe leg injury when a wheel toppled during a festertants event. He was crushed to the floor, breaking the leg above the knee. He was taken to the hospital for treatment as authorities investigated the incident.
OHORT COURSE FOR FARM BOYS AT REGIONAL CAMP
Last Friday Mesers Hal Hall man and ones McLeod of the Department of Agriculture and Mr. John G. Rayner Director of Boys and Girls Clubs visited town to instruct the five boys named by the Agricultural Society to attend the Boys Camp at Region Exhibition. Fifteen boys attended and at Mr. Stevenson’s farm lectures and demonstrations covered judging farm animals weed identification and poultry work. The visitors praised the boys for their interest and ability shown in the competitions.
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Hal Hallman
Ones McLeod
Department of Agriculture
John G. Rayner
Agricultural Society
Region Exhibition
Exam Results Report with Vast List of Names Across Grades
A long list of examination results across multiple grades including Grade 1, Junior, Senior, and Intermediate. Various students such as Alice Clark, Albert Clark, Ruth Shepherd, Gerald Bronfmann, Julie Nansen, Jack Belcher, Dani Pletcher, Irene Bennett, and Vera Picken are named among numerous others.
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Alice Clark
Albert Clark
Peter Evdakimed
Joan Harding
Mary McLennen
Lillien Robinson
Lloyd Scott
Ruth Shepherd
Feta Semmers
Wilfrid Toole
Mote
Sealer
Gerald Bronf‘mann
Firvee Dymond
Julie Nansen
Nellie Sestebings
Jack Tyndle
Heginald Ball
Helen Brunerr
Charlie Wateh
Evsie Baldwin
Bernice Ball
Bernard Hall
Violet Deerling
Jamee Biilyard
Eileen Clark
Harry Donaldson
John McAuley
Willie McMoertrie
Stanley Rasehaert
Albert Sturgees
Jack Belcher
Edward Boake
Preston Bredbrooke
Commelly Carson
George Gould
Delmer Larter
Jack Moore
Willie Thommpcoe
William Kinnear
Bana Venderdure
Dani Pletcher
Lawrence Rahn
Jo Da'Aoust
Norman Mednicott
Willie Bennett
Johanna Melvor
Wasyl Kraemer
Yeltick Smith
Marthe Drazee
Norman Shanks
Irene Bennett
George Jones
Visser Dodge
Grune
Sarah Saltzman
Matt Schrader
Charlie Patterson
Viren Wilkinsom
Willie Wilkinson
Pat Fitzpatricck
Elle Fitzpatrick
Nek Seteki
Alex
Ertel
Fred Henke
Myrtle Russell
Hugh Venebie
Jack Dryedale
Eva Natansen
Naimie Partzer
Jimmie Gleason
Mary Keopenko
Leura Boyer
Ieary Gibney
George Markins
Steve Chewar
Avel Krint
Margaret Port John Erspenko
Lawrence Boyce
Lal Ue Kreemer
David Harkins
Elsie
Pauline Sommers
Elizabeth Thompson
Olga Kozachenko
Oe Beaverage
Violet Bell
Roy Orage
Vera Picken
Annie Kitteringham
Mary McLeay
Great War Veterans Convention Discusses Public Welfare Plans
The provincial Great War Veterans convention met amid talk of peace, railways, and national unity. Delegates pushed for welfare measures for veterans and reviewed press freedoms, with plans for upcoming sessions led by WM. Citushem MOA Joslyn WH and others.
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Fay
Messrs
WM. Cituhem
Elfros AED X Sale Raises Over $1200 for Red Cross Effort
Part of the Big Drive campaign the Elfros Red Cross Society held a four day sale of livestock and goods at Elfres, three miles north of Elfres. The event drew crowd from across the community and raised about $2000 for the Red Cross with proceeds and bidding noted. The event featured a free band and appreciation messages to helpers.
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Elfrestted Cross Society
Jh. T. Hjwemeeon
Elfres
Local ballot in Kil tyth pits draws none of the Pour brothers
In Kil tyth Stirlingshire the Pour brothers failed to be chosen in the first ballot for colliery recruits. Reserves drawn left five papers, four Pour brothers and one other man, with further notes on meat rationing and postal rates as the UK moves through wartime austerity.
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London
Kiltyth
Stirlingshire
Local Social Service Council Organizes Town Chapter
A meeting of church and community representatives at the Town Hall formed a local Social Service Council. Eight bodies attended. officers elected included President JM Telford, Vice President FL A Tedford, and Secretary GT Killen. The executive committee includes town ministers and one representative from each organization. A child welfare week is planned before August’s end.
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Social Service Council
Telford Vier
Tedford
Killen
Town End
Large grain firm enters Yorkton territory
Me W. E. Mellow of MeGaw Dwyer Lad surveys Yorkton district for expanded grain business. He buys the Grant elevator at Rhein and intends to add or build multiple elevators with eye toward Yorkton. R. A. Hinck represents the firm and traveled with him to Winnipeg to finalize plans.
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W. EB. Mellow
MeGaw Dwyer Lad
Thias
Mellow
Rhein
Yorktow
Police Court News Reports Fines For Assault And Fortune Tellers
A dispute over a fence led to fines and court costs for Jonathan P and Annke Gendur while Mike Smerechineki faced an assault charge against Mike Hrobenik that was dismissed with costs. Justices Hoar and May in Calder fined two wintering gypsies and Lena Stokes ten dollars each for fortune telling.
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BP. P. Here
J. P
Dobu Navy
Annke Gendur
Mike Smerechineki
Mike Hrobenik
BFP Hom Dp
Smerchineki
Justicns Hoar
Mayfort
Calder
Yorkton
Lena Stokes
Modern Woodmen of America Promotes Fraternal Membership
In June 1918 a patriotic fund death claim was ordered paid totaling $47. The text notes that no matter how high the cost of living, a Modern Woodman should not lapse membership. It emphasizes Modern Woodmen of America as the world’s largest fraternal beneficiary society with annual actions.
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Patriotic Fond
Modern Woodmen of America
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