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13 Jun 1916
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Yorkton Press in Yorkton, Saskatchewan
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Newspaper
Yorkton Press
Location
Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1916
Page
1
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Tommy by Joseph Hocking reviewed amid wartime melodrama
A fragmented review of Tommy by Joseph Hocking discusses its wartime tale of a British soldier named Tommy in a trench amply exposed to danger and moral choices. The critique notes vivid action, dramatic rescue, and themes of duty and courage amid grim war-time conditions.
Western Governments Form Bureau of Social Research
A new Bureau of Social Research is organized by three western governments to study social welfare and immigrant care. It will publish reports and lectures, with two investigation types: immigrant care and community development. operations centered in the Get ormpen Building, corner Pertese Avenue and Sherbrook Street, Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau OF Social Research
J. S. Woodsworth
Toy Weshalohewun
Bess
Alberta
Stely
Tnd
Get Ormpen
Salvation Army Commissioner Here For Week End Rally
Commissioner Lowton of the Salvation Army spoke at a weekend gathering, describing the army’s missionary work. He wore native Indian garb to illustrate sacred colors and appealed to native audiences about the religion’s reach and 1882 origins in India and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaghthedy
Cromener
Flv Sulvanen
Salvation Army
India
Kh. Selvatoon
Choral Society Delights With Cantata At Community Concert
The Choral Society presented a cantata titled Bath conducted by Mr. Gaul with Mr. McEachern leading as conductor. Principal roles included Truth and Oneal with performances by Mrs. Alkine and Mrs. Schramm. The second part featured The Gentle Thee and Hallelujah drawn from the chorus rendition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Weber
Jennings
Gaul
Lewine
A. P Alkine
Cateta
Paris
Allee
Dhyemm
Mere. Menry
MeKachets
Mere Altia
Third annual convention set for Regina June first
The local union schedules its third annual convention in Regina on June 1 with Mrs A P McNaughton expected to attend as a guest or officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Mra. A. FP. McNaughton
Yorkton Grain Growers Secure Site for New Warehouse
The Yorkton Grain Growers Association has secured a site from the C P R on the north side of the tracks between the Imperial Oil warehouse and the Cereal Mill. Plans call for a large warehouse with construction starting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkton Grain Growers’ Association
Imperial Oil
Local school events highlight parade and exhibits in Sheho
Bay Sports at Sheho featured four schools Vic Newburn Dunrobin Fosti competing in a parade and shield competition won by Sheten. A display of student work impressed judges with high order writing sewing and crafts. Baseball results showed Whitesand Shebe 19 5 and Newboro Shebe ? to Shehe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Same
Vic
Newburn
Dunrobin
Fosti
Ster Tien
Earch Geleel
Mets
Heho
Ted
Ant Ander
Merie Sent
Quel
Etlee Molly
Amd Endems
Beatrice Wieteler
Doris Bleen
Ender
Mary Morea
Theda Sewtts
Amd
Ander
Ellen Peeters
Pad
Gerile Weteters Thaml Seeders
Mery Morea
Thels Sealt
Lens Zoverko
Tpt
Mary Hoye
Heers
Weber
Alles Cameron
Charlie Ant
Art Ander
Kenneth Scott
Willie Gea
Apder
Ist
Weiter Morea
Tad
Metro Moncealu
Aed Onder
Lorne Cameron
Tnt
Arther MeOreieht
Anders Tet
Alva Wrlester
Tod
MeGreetet
Onder
Meuirevett Fod
Jute Peeters
Iris’ Sack Mare—tet
Mary Morez
Vieder Cameron Buys
Loree Cameron
Jack Cameron
Iris
Shehe
Tod Newhorn
Waller
Ales Webster
Gearee Moren
Danrelin
Tansley
Bartlett
Mire
Wherry
Messrs
McCreight
Laird
McParlane
Alt
Askey
Tansey
Whitesand and
Shebe
Newborland
Letters to the Editor from Yorkton reader critique public morals
Readers in Yorkton express concerns about church and civic leadership, questioning methods and preaching. The letter from James Mills argues money drives social standing, while debates touch on education and church influence and call for accountability.
Wild Flower Show Postponed One Week to June 24
The wild flower show has been postponed for one week and will be held on Saturday June 24.
Salvation Army Fare Well to Yorkton Unit
Salvation Army staff hosted about 32 soldiers prior to departure. Pte Popple received a wrist watch as Sergt Major Jones presented it. Officers washed tea tins and gave each man a tea towel. Levi Beck funded towel materials. the event followed music and supper at the Citadel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Citadel
Popple
Sergt-Major Jones
S.A
Levi Beck
Saskatchewan Scout Secretary Honored With Scholarship
Frank C. Irwin provincial secretary of the Saskatchewan Boy Scouts receives a scholarship from the School of Philanthropy in New York to train for social work. The text also contains garbled, stray lines about giving, money, and personal reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
BOY Scouts
Frank C. Irwin
Saskatchewan Boy Benet Association
School of Philanthrophy
New York
Recruitment Drives Amid War Reports Reach Yorkien District
The letter from Lieut. Macias Hreilfurd to Mr. Ernest Clerk describes ongoing efforts to recruit in Yorkien and district for the Egyptian Expeditionary Force. It notes hardships and illness among troops, pride in the 6th Division, and optimism to prevail by the end of next year despite enemy advances and retreat actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Clerk
Lieut
Macias Hreilfurd
Fuer Montis
Yorkien
Townshend
Town Council Reviews Decoration Day and Holiday Request
A special meeting considered Decoration Day by local fraternal groups and rejected a Wednesday half holiday petition lacking required merchant signatures. The council approved electric lighting extensions costing 1450 dollars from Dunlop to Henderson and additional stretches along Victoria Wellington Darlington Ontario James Park Franklin Third Fourth south Macfarline Broad way CN RB crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnale
Conro
Jane
Dunlop
Henderson
Duncan
Victoria
Wellington
Darlington
Ontario
James Slong Park
Franklin
Macfarline
Broadway CN
Wedding Bells at Ball House for Hattie Farr Morden
The ceremony united Miss Hattie M Farr Never and Mr Geo W Morden in McLennan. The bride wore white and carried a bouquet, with Bolan playing the wedding march. Guests offered many gifts and confetti showers greeted the couple. The pair left for their future home at Laird aboard the West express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Ball
Hattie M. Farr
Geo.w. Morden
Yorkton
Lana
McLennan
Mr. Monlen
West Express
Hoape
Laird
Nephew of A A Hlanok Willed in Collision
Telegram from Toronto reports George Knox Willaim Bon, a Royal Naval Air Service pilot, died in a collision. He served as a mechanic and aeroplane pilot, educated at a naval school and the University of Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westertan
BH. Kiven
Toronto
Georg
George Knox Williame Bon
Ween
Royal Naval Air Seview
Aeroplan
Leomerhs
Ti Og
University of Torsate i ‘Tm
Presbyterians Strongly Favor Union at Local Meeting
At the Geeersi Presbyt... on Selurdey 1 a meeting debated union adoption. Vote stood 244 to 47 in favor. A committee proposed church unity steps, signaling an earnest move toward union as the key action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geeersi Presbytenan Resem
Union
Grand Lacampment of Saskatchewan at Moose Jaw
The Moss Jaw Grand Lacampment session lists officers and appointments including J A M Patrick in multiple roles. Attendees Mr Rice and Miss Pomsom are noted for symbol steel and related committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lacampment
Saskatchewan
Moose Jaw
Delem
Yorkies
Mrrice
Mise Pomsom
Mewes
J. A. M. Patrick
J. A .M. Patrick
St. McLeay
Petithegs
Wee
Rev Dr Baird Elected Moderator of Presbyterian General Assembly
Rev Dr A G Baird a longtime Manitoba church leader and former educator at Manitoba College was elected moderator of the General Assembly in Winnipeg. Born 1855 in Motherwell Scotland he studied at Upper Canada College University of Toronto Knox College Edinburgh University and Leiden University and served as minister in Edmonton before his long tenure with Manitoba college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Ageor Browning Baird
Seo
West New Pioneer
Presbyterian Church
Manitoba
General Assembly
St. Baird
Baird
Motherwel Oot
Upper Canada College
University of Toronto
Knox College
Toronto
Edinburgh University
University of Leiderg
Edmonton
First Presbyterian Church
Manitoba College
Ias
Methodist Conference Names New Leader and Delegates
The conference reports Rev De Darwin named as new head of the Methodist Conference. District reports and station committee details follow, with names including JH Toole TH Smith Fen tel Breleabory WH Stratton EA Wing Keblington and others noted in the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Darwin
JH. Toole
Bbwn Smith
Fentel Breleabory
Tages
Core
Shehke
Stratton i
EA. Wing
Keblington
Grace Examines Referent Where the Play Grined
An unclear report mentions examination of a referent and an event surrounding a group, with references to a pallies, white center, and a crewed Nae entity. The text describes reactions, trees, and a figure named Lettie. it hints at a ceremony or treatment by Percerne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elventel
Sollee
Jamais
Collegiate Beats Independent in Slow League Clash
A Junior League schedule game at the Collegiate grounds saw Collegiate defeat Independent after a slow, uninteresting match. Collegiate refrained from their final batting due to a large lead.
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BY Joseph Hocking
Eta
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Stongh
Niemi
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Sherbrook Treet
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Commissioner Lowton
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