Local items recount wartime events and personal injuries
A large local notice section describes a wartime gathering, injuries from a street accident, reduced fare offers for rail travelers, and community notices. It mentions Beaverdale events, a wounded sailor, postal envelopes for soldiers, and personnel moves at Vorktes firecery Go. Details are fragmented but centered on local civic life and ongoing preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tran
Lowia
Cutlam
Beaverdale
Pfarning
Velen
Broek
Renerer
Puffer
Brie Kaortond
Ae Cabeotdie
Fas
Tome
Iran Trank Pacific
Priewers
Perther
Mir
A.W. Forsyth
Yorkson
Patrick
Fringe
HH Kno
Deleber
Nuvfiber
Amin
Reforming Education and Vocational Training Debate
Reverend Chas Baker argued for broad vocational training over strict trades focus, praising the role of general culture in education. He cited Herbert Spencer and others, noting the value of practical work alongside classical subjects in shaping lifelong living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Baker
Chub
Herbert Spencer
Coma Fort
Officers to be Elected at Regular Friday Meeting
At the regular meeting on Friday December 13 at 8 PM, officers for the ensuing year will be elected. An address was given by Dr. Doon, cat Oat Patel Wath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delover
Doon Cat Oat Patel
Tragic fire claims infant as home burns away
A fire destroyed a home injuring a mother and killing her bree months old child. The funeral and church service were held at St Andrew's Presbyterian with conduct by McLenmen and Alexander Piteattily noted in reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bebber
Hoapital
Social Service Council of Cabinda Meeting Plans
The document outlines a November provincial congress focusing on social reform and reconstruction after war. It mentions Seema events on 26407 STi, issues of patronage, care of dependents, rural life, and social welfare programs led by Rev Principal McKay and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doder
Social Service Council of
Cabinda
Lofressis
Emiec
Mars
Childrem
Evangelian
McKay
Vancouver
OG. Pignom
U Aryee
Desron Moore
Robins
Tr Ween' Christm Wien at the Pet
Fragmentary note reports a Christmas event labeled Tr Ween at a pet venue with unclear date and details. Names and specifics are unreadable.
Yorkton Names New Literary Club Opens with Job
The Yorkton Literary Club announces its first meeting next Monday at 4 p.m. to study The Book of Job with plans to explore Browning Shakespeare Kipling and Canadian poetry later. Charter members gain voting rights. officers include President W. N. Finlay and Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Willace. first gathering at the Collegiate Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Kipling
Unis
W. N. Finlay
A. Weir
Willace
Overs
McLerman
Koex
Wheat rust concern raised by university scientist letter
A letter to the Press from Mr. W. W. Jackson of Manitoba Agricultural College discusses wheat rust. He notes rust spreads from barberry hedges but questions the extent of its impact in western regions and urges focus on the main issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Jackson
Iitoba Agricultural College
Wrines
West
Children’s Day Proposal in Belgia Suppressed by Officials
A fragmented report notes a proposed Children’s Day by a Belgian group was halted by officials. The document mentions a duchy and dominion authorities delaying activities on an unclear date in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neiewel Gamenitiee
Belo
Chidres
Belgias Veby
PEOPLES FORUM Sunday Meeting Highlights Sermon
At the Sunday gathering Mr W A Boland chaired with Wedders Home as cabinet. Rev W Carey Sege delivered the address on The Supreme Authority, noting the topic's public importance but not political or educational aims. He outlined traditional and experimental paths by which humanity gains faith in a supreme authority and moral guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A Boland
Wedders Home
W. Carey Sege
Whynyard Sehedl
St Andrew's Choir Plans Thanksgiving Service
H Knox will sing at St Andrew's with the church choir repeating part of the Thanksgiving crash. The choir will be accompanied by Mrs. McLennan on the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Knox
St. Andrew's
Saskatoon urged to support Red Cross war relief
The article appeals to readers across Saskatchewan to contribute to the British Red Cross Society for Canadian sick and wounded, prisoners of war, and those in enemy hands. It urges generous public support to show the nation's solidarity with those enduring for liberty and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Isles
Ned Cross Society
Saskatchewan
Thanksgiving Day Quiet Across Town
Thanksgiving Day passed quietly as people spent the day at home or traveling. Churches held services on Sunday, marking the holiday with prayer and community observance.
Ottawa Citizen reports on cabinet dispute over judiciary insults
The piece outlines a rift in the Dominion government as Prime Minister faces pressure to answer for ministerial attacks on Canada’s judiciary. It notes calls for accountability and public concern over the insult to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Robert Borden
Hospital Ladies’ Guild Hold Fundraiser at Town Hall
A fragmented notice states a ladies’ guild event at Town Hall at 4 pm to raise funds for the hospital. Details are sparse due to damaged OCR but the purpose and timing are clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell Cettle
Oailors and Soldiers Deed Day Collection Report
A daylong effort of a wounded soldiers and sailors collection is described with scattered notes on the British aid drive. The report highlights the distribution and reception of contributions, noting a strong response and intent to improve ongoing support programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Salbere
Seldiere
Criminal Proceedings Over Sealed Horses and Interference Case
The record covers charges against Mikes Shearer and others for sealing a bevy of horses owned by J. M. Gibson and for interfering with a Crowe in the camp of McNichol Lander and associates. Judge Gordon finds the charge proven and remands the accused to await overseas service after a warning to his battalion. Norman Croft faces theft charges involving 457.00 from Leon Proskeb. F C Wilson defends.
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J. M. Gibson
Salteoals
Mikes Shearer
GO. W. McPhee
Altormey
Wilkins
Hughes
Crowe
McNichol
Lander
Willam Lewis
Lewis
Gordon
C. W
S Department
J & Wilsoe
Norman Croft
Eye Wheat I 3 145 te Biff e Food tie
A fragmented OCR item mentions food tie and wheat related terms with unclear context and missing readable details. No clear event names dates or organizations are identifiable from the readable text.
Pargels for Prisoners of War
Pecking parcels for prisoners of war must be sturdy and strongly packed. Ordinary shoe boxes and thin wooden boats should not be used. Contents should be securely packed to prevent movement during transit. The following forms of packing are recommended.
Wedding of Eileen Wellesley The Duke of Willington’s Daughter
News of the September 12 1916 wedding in Ameametesi city as Eileen Wellesley daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Willington marries Captain Cuthbert Orde AF. The ceremony features ornate attire and family observers with many relatives attending and royal congratulations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameametesi
Saiitmiield
Eileen Wellesley
Willington
Cuthbert Orde
Misa C. MacQueen
Eeler
Eneric
Elere
Severn Congregational Event At Presbyterian Church
Seek October 6 event notes Scotland. A concert will be held at the Presbyterian church on Saturday evening October 14 commencing at 7:30. The program includes solo, duets, recitations and an orchestra with performances by performers from Yorkson and Armstrong. Mr Twentyman leads the orchestra. A large crowd is hoped for the fine program.
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Presbyterian Church
Getonmam
Sip
Phee
Twentyman
Kandihar official relief as station faces illness
On October 4 1916 Mr Cameron of Kandihar acts on relief of the station due to the indisposition of Mr W Rol kin. Mrs Cameron and her daughter stay at the hotel. The repair gang of the Co operative Elevator Co are at work on the central line and other improvements to the elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Kandihar
W Rolkin
Co-operjive Elevator Co
Threshing progress hit by snowstorm and rust effect
OTTHON reports threshing is one third complete as a snowstorm on Tueslay delays work by about a week. Farmers cite poor crop due to rust with yields from 14 to 90 bushels per acre. Mr. Steve Gyurisko bought a sheaf loader and says it works well. Mise Matilde Gexon has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tueslay
Stéve Gyurisko
Local residents and visitors gather for weekend, Thanksgiving returns
Mr T B Rieck returns home after a few weeks visiting his parents in Limden. The Gorton family take up residence elsewhere as Theodore Gorton accepts a post with N Bewill Crea Co. A large Sunday gathering at the Linea meeting house enjoys good turnout. Families from Owen Sound Brock and Yorklen Collegiate members visit relatives and plan Thanksgiving time.
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Sheho
Teteler
T. B. Rieck
Limneden
A. G. Gordon
Reedence
Theodore
Gorton
N. Bewill Crea Co
Linea Senday Selimeheh
Enomal Realty
Servier
Stewart
Owen Sound
Mie Gertrede
Won Sound
HJ. McOaah
Brock
Mra
Wherry
Alex. Fereusca
Tutia
Rott Quinn
Jerry Day
Spsth
Battalon
Pall
Tinewell Vinite
Pred Cos
E Austin
Tudtmell
Marton Aum
Yorklen
Mise Frien Fergusen
Yorksen
Beer
Homemakers Aid Frontline Boys With Christmas Funds
Springside notes report the Homemakers raise funds to send Christmas presents to boys at the front. Evane family and others spend Thanksgiving with relatives. Yorkton Lodge event and local farm sales activities are reported along with several name figures and upcoming community events in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Percy
Hallowe'en
Springside
Evane
Sheba
Mattthews
Ritern
Evans
Oddfellows
Yorkton Loders
Whom
Tom
Winnipea
J. Heni
Arund Maas
Chistopher Reed
Gabel
Percy Ivory
Lee
Anderson
Saskatoon
Z. J. Willie
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W. & Parrott
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Dreat Provincial Social Service Congress
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Yorkton's New Literary Club
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People's Forum
Rev. W. Carey
Sage
The
Ottawa Citizen
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Lord Kitchener
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Burmeeuth
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Mr. Boland
Dreegst
Somgine Sale
J. F. Barnett
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