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Newspaper
Battleford Press
Location
Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
9
Readable portions describe widespread drought impact from North Battleford to Saskatoon with about half of wheat crops in blade stage and thin straw. Officials plan a large Saskatoon Exhibition to accommodate crowds as rain remains uncertain and conditions vary across districts.
This year centers on automobiles and auto racing with prominent race events, new car debuts, and growing fanfare. Key figures and venues highlighted include drivers, sponsors, tracks, and regional circuits driving public interest in speed contests.
Tenders for construction of a school building at the Insane Asylum North Battleford Sask will be received by the Deputy Minister of Public Works on Saturday for the erection of the Mi for the Insane North Battleford. Each tender must be accompanied by a bond of 20000. Tenders must be in sealed envelopes marked Tender School and will be opened upon receipt. The contract is to be let under the authority of the Minister of Public Works.
The infant of Mr Trussett of Prongun suffered severe burns from a mishap at home and died Monday evening. Dr Millar attended with burn treatment materials, but the injuries proved fatal. Great sympathy is expressed for the grieving parents, who extend thanks for the kindness shown.
Battleford hosts a convention with 42 delegates from nearby towns and villages. C J Godfrey of Iodian Mead praised the honor to Battleford, noting it as the birthplace of civil government in the former West Territories. The program included visits to the former parliament, Battleford Academy, and the Provincial Hospital, followed by Meota Beach entertainment and a banquet. Prominent speakers included Geo Langley and J M Jayne with L A Thornton of Regina in attendance. Boy Scouts and Girl Guides planned a Meota camp week led by Rev H Sherstone and Simpson, recognized for youth initiative and energy.
Members of the Sunday School and diocese are thanked for use of the dukes day venue. J ee Shervtove and W i Baker visited the diatelet wale week. A vestry meeting followed a thunderstorm, with Sherstone outlining the etré and diocesan debates. The Cadettenes of slates and others prepare for mids time as campaigns resume. Mr Satehell reports the death of his land and Jotn Boulton attends service updates at the Church of England event.
Public auction scheduled in Battleford Saskatchewan on August 11 1917 at noon. Property includes sections 36 to 42 range west of the Sask and up for sale underorder of Master Doak. Twenty five percent cash payment required at sale with balance on transfer.
A controversial critique argues tariff protection benefits a select class at the expense of Canadians, noting high profits from meat exports and government subsidies. The piece questions national policy and forecasts political consequences, while reporting local authorities backing any levy reduction.
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