After World War Debates Aims For Global Citizenship
A speaker at Melbourne Methodist Church argues for a new constructive government, international law, and global cooperation. He urges disarmament, a league of nations, and postwar economic reforms to avoid renewed conflict and to unite humanity beyond national borders.
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Wabene
Melbour Methodist Church
Winnipesepeke
Fie Bram
Rales Ak
League of Nations
Local Jewelers Sell Business and Stock
In the advertising column the proprietors announce they have sold their business and will vacate their premises on 15 June. A stock sale of 8000 dollars will begin Saturday at one o’clock and continue for a day.
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Columoe
Interesting and Profitable Meeting of Educational League Held
The Citicem Educational League met last Wednesday under chair Tedford. The executive authorized regular meetings in June July and August with a special meeting possible. Dr W. Smith led the session, handling legislation aspects with clear instruction. extensive discussion followed.
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Mretemer Tedford I Wee
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Death of Mrs Ann Garry in Yorkton District
Mrs Ann Uolena Garry widow of Tihewws Garry died last Tuesday at High Bhut Man. Funeral held at Yorkton cemetery St Andrew's Church with Revs J M Telford and J M Toole. Born in Scotland she came to this country as a child and lived in the Yorkton district. Predeceased by husband in 1943 she is survived by four sons and several daughters and a large family network in the Yorkton area.
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Ann Uolena Garry
Tihewws Garry
High Bhut
Man
Yorkton Cemetery
St. Andrew's Church
J. M. Telford
J. M. Toole
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Garry
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George Muir
Portage Me Prairie
Rubi
Reusey
Yorkies
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Frank
Yorking
Easter Examinations Show Mixed Results at Collegiate Institute
The Collegiate Institute released Easter exam results with varied achievement across subjects. Notable scorers include M Dunlop, W Nichards, J Morrison, H Smith, M Rattle, and E Bradbrooke among others, with percentages ranging from the 30s to 90s across Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra, Latin, Literature, Biology, Physics, and Composition.
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J. Morrison
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M. Rattle
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E Bradbrooke
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M Shaw
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W. Richards
HM Morrison
BE Dredbrooke
W. Toole
C. M Shaw
Mabel Rutile
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W. Morrison
M. Shaw
M Dunlop
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M. Ruttie
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R. Popoff
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Red Cross Endorses Red Triangle Campaign
A brief item notes the Red Cross endorsing the Red Triangle Campaign and mentions YMCA involvement and related public health efforts. The fragmented text confirms support and unity of efforts but lacks detailed names or dates.
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Red Gross
Friction Fines Across District for Fires Act Violations
In a district enforcement, multiple individuals including Wiless of Wilewbrook and Theodore residents were fined for breaches of the Prairie and Forest Fires Act. Amounts ranged up to 160 dollars plus costs. other infractions included motor violations and stopping on the wrong side of Broadway. The list names many offenders and fines, reflecting broad penalties under fire and motor acts.
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Wiless
Wilewbrook
Geowge Zeligny
Theodore
Kieum
Council Notes Mr. P C Smith Engaged As Mechanic
Council notes announce Mr. P C Smith has been engaged for three months as a mechanic. The report records his duties, start date, and expected contributions to municipal maintenance in the upcoming period.
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P.C. Smith
Farewell Party at West End Sunday School Mall
Friends gathered at the West End Sunday School Mall to bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Jones and Mr and Mrs Garvie on their departure from town. Addresses praised the Garvies and the Joneses for three years of faithful service and teacher’s Bible presents were given. The gathering closed with a hymn.
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West End
Jones
Y M C A Campaign Opens With Broad Pulpit Appeal
On the eve of a Yorkton Y M C A fund driveCapt Forgie veteran of Vimy Ridge spoke to a large Town Hall gathering. The campaign targets 25000 for YMCA work across Yorkton territory with local I O D E Stalstenen members canvassing adjacent districts.
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Y.M.C.A
Capt
Forgie
Board of Trade Endorses Veterans Objection Resolution
At today’s Board of Trade meeting the body endorsed the Army and Navy Veterans objection to a Deakoter Tendo policy. The sugar issue and related correspondence were remitted to the Greater Food peers. The matter was also sent to the Conservation Association and to the Lewislation Committee to handle fire insurance.
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Board of Trade
Army and Navy Veterans
Deakoter Tendo
Lewislation
Sir Joseph Flavelle hailed as Canada’s bacon guardian
A long, scornful critique portrays Sir Joseph Wesley Flavelle as the nation’s benevolent bacon advocate, urging public support while labeling rivals and opponents. It recalls his role in trade policy, relations with England and the United States, and his influence on the Munitions Board amid wartime tensions.
New Taxes For Canada Spark Wage and Income Debate
Canada faces tax hikes including a profits tax at 25 percent on earnings above 1 percent and a personal tax on incomes over 1000 for single earners and 2000 for married couples. War surtaxes start at five percent and rise to ten, with exemptions of 200 per child under eighteen. Affected households with three children could owe about 2400, depending on income.
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Sopa Nee
Tae Ooer
Apne
Alec Tae
Republic of Canada Speech Prefers New International State
Fragmentary pamphlet argues for forming Republic of Canada to escape imperial subordination and English dominance. Claims imperial policy, war pressures, and international reckonings drive demand for Canadian independence and recognition as a republic.
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