08 Apr 1915
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Newspaper
Canora Advertiser
Location
Canora, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 08, 1915
Page
1
A writer argues editors do not spend full workdays writing receipts. Editors in the West can rack up needed cash in spare moments while publishers face small, unpaid accounts. The piece notes high costs of running a country newspaper and the strain of balancing news gathering with cash flow.
Report shows 45 pupils enrolled and aggregate attendance 717.5 with average attendance 1 195 percent. Grade VI students include Andrew Dowychenko, Reseell Jones, Martella Burk. Grade V 81 with Johs Kurullak H Howts ABert Claypgel. Grade IV Jr Fred Dowychenko Blanche Hallick Johnny Hartz. Grade Ti Aates Polishot John Vabko Paul Heloca Ti Wesile Yatko Annie Anat Hoots.
The report lists grade VII marks with Leo Christopherson 82 and Olga Osberg 75, grade VI students Norem Klump 61 and Helen Osberg 60. It notes a Dewell birth on March 30 1915 and includes a want ad for a girl, a land sale listing in Central City Nebraska with pricing and payment terms to suit buyers.
A regular town council meeting in March 1914 was led by Mayor Korbin with Councillors MacLeod Span dier Robertem and Franklin present. The body approved building permit for L Franklin, allowed J F Barschel with metallic siding, and authorized expenditures for abstracts and certificates to comply with tax enforcement proceedings at the District Court.
A Thursday evening concert in Stenen raised over $50 for the Canadian Patriotic Fund. The program featured an address by the local fund president, instrumental trios, solos, plays, duets, and recitations led by chairman C. EB. Wilson.
The Advertiser urges local advertising to keep trade in Canora with persistent weekly ads. It claims home merchants often match out-of-town prices and mail order. readers are encouraged to use the paper’s advertising columns and participate.
Canova Dramatic Club presents Back to the Farm at the Empire Theatre on Friday April 6 under Maude Sixes Griffiths. The play follows Merrill and son Merton as farming hardship pushes him toward college to learn modern methods, ending with a transformed farm and romance with Rose Meade.
A historical program from Merrill Farm features characters Beatrice and Elinor Cohen, Lily Reid, and Marjorie Langdon in acts at Merton Merrill's estate. The 1900 date marks Autumn activities with the College, study scenes, and musical performances by Canora Orchestra and group numbers.
A garbled passage recalls a young man from Ber at a raid point with questions about care for infants sown earlier. It notes cautions against hasty actions the same year, referencing a team and hermes with a burned horn as the scene fades.
Banks arrange to supply selected seed to stock raising districts with support from the agriculture department. In districts where stock raising exists, a limited number of farmers will receive free seed corn for one acre of green fodder under department instructions. Represented banks include Union Bank and Canadian Bank of Commerce at Canora, naming farmers such as W. J. Britton, Robert Peever, Sam Pollock, and others.
Stenen Towarews council met Saturday in Thorn on March 25 1915 with notes on births deaths and local moves. Irene Ferguson welcomed guests and new baby born March 16 1915. Local trades include Henrys millinery reopening and Ferguson Bros updating their store. A patriotic concert drew good attendance and school consolidation talks proceeded at Wiscum. Died March 30 Mrs H Brome cancer pioneer resident remembered with sympathy.
A garbled item discusses building costs and compares two firms, noting lower costs for one option and implying favorable timing for buyers with cash. No clear dates or entities are readable.
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