03 Feb 1916
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Newspaper
Canora Advertiser
Location
Canora, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 03, 1916
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice with names Henry and Lae amid garbled words. The capture lacks clear action, dates, or places to establish a complete event.
The property is offered for sale by sealed bid and free from encumbrances except current year taxes and seed grain liens. For details contact Mackenzie Brown & Co., Vendors' Solicitors, Regina. January 3 1940.
Canora skippers Roverisos defeated Walter Martin in thirteen ends in Regina last week. An edge in the extra end shifted the result as Martin failed to sweep a critical shot and his rock fell short by a quarter inch. The Canora duo showed strong drawing and hold throughout the game.
A Regina Leader-Post letter by H. B. Smith condemns the death of Robert Darrah, son of N. R. Darrach, after pneumonia during military service. The author alleges neglect at Grey Nuns Hospital and urges swift justice for those responsible, asking why no action has been taken and urging oversight of care for servicemen.
Local notices record John Sinnott returning from Winnipeg and Frank Sinnott traveling to Grandview on Monday. A. Hoskine hospitalized for nervous trouble. W. J. Fennell and A. E. attend to oath taking. Manitoba franchise rights granted to men. Humboldt sold 17200 in six percent debentures at 92 to C. H. Burgess. Snow storm affected Saskatoon and surrounding areas.
The estate of James Gaffney of Farm Projecty Saskatchewan locale is administered by fadicitor for the administrator. Deceased at Yorkton Saskatchewan on February 1916.
The article lists curling draws and results through February 16, including Brownridge Cohen Geese Johnston Reid Fennell Stephen Rowntree Cumming and others. Matches occur Jan 25 to Feb 16 with scores showing winners and some blank entries marked x.
Fragmentary text discusses a new national policy restating the original policy. It includes garbled phrases and unclear references, with insufficient readable facts to identify agencies, dates, or specific actions. The readable portions hint at policy framing but lack concrete details for a full summary.
At a Canors Patriotic Society meeting held Thursday afternoon a resolution extended sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Graham and to Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Darrach in their bereavement.
Regular session chaired by Mayor Korbin. Darrach elected for 1016 replacing Simpson. Licenses discussed for Lewis Madison and scavenger posts. fines and sidewalks to Light Committee. A wartime civic reflection notes Dominion Lands vacancy and local church turnout under Reverend Graham.
A short note asks readers if they secure an account in this issue of the paper, signaling a potential reader engagement or promotional offer tied to accessing services within the edition.
The Canora Citizens' Band announces a benefit dance at the Imperial hotel on February 11 with tickets priced at $1 per couple. The town’s musical group asks residents and nearby districts to support its finances and thanks supporters for past entertainments. The Canora orchestra will provide music for an enjoyable evening.
The notice lists Church of England services at St George’s with litany sermon at 11 am and evening service at 7 80 pm plus Sunday School at 2 30 pm and choir practice. Methodist Church under Rev Smith shows Sunday services and Sunday School timing.
Trustees offer quick sale of over half a million acres of farm land in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Properties are estates assets to be closed out ASAP with unusual applications for very reasonable purchase prices. Standard Trusts Co Winnipeg building.
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