18 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
Canora Advertiser
Location
Canora, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 18, 1915
Page
1
The Saskatoon Phoenix notes Canora will obtain 10000 for a public building with more funds listed for similar projects in other towns totaling 886500. Hearn says 20000 was added to prior 10000 appropriation with works planned next summer and approved planes last year amid no current funding obstacle. Wadena Herald.
In town on Tuesday Weinmeister and Rhein. Jos. traveled to Winnipeg for a night and Mr and Mrs R J HM went to Gramsview last Thursday. F Pisher organizer of the Foresters is in this week. The home of 5 A Nesbit, noted Stenen district farmer, burned last Wednesday with heavy losses. Thames valley women adapt rubber boots and bloomers for flooded streets. Quebec wolves again, 146 killed last year with $16 bounty each. one settler reported eleven. No council meeting last night due to mayor and deputy mayor at Winnipeg bonspiel. Americans believe they gain in war but moral ideals fall behind. Religious strife cited as emptying a tank and route book. Agricultural conference postponed owing to date conflicts and errors in notices. will be held soon with due notice. Local grocers urged to reveal prices via inked notices. traveling grocers blamed for price list hype.
What would have happened to us and the allies if Britain had stood aloof during the war. The speaker argues Britain could not abandon Belgium France or Russia, would lose honor, and would fracture Empire unity. The piece emphasizes Britain’s decisive entry preserved honor and strengthened ties with the Dominions and allies.
A narrative poem recounts a prodigal’s return to his homeland amid war talk and departure for battle. The speaker describes leaving Canada’s Pincher River for valiant service, detailing travel by train and ship, and a vow to fight for the old country.
Casual advertisements quarter and barn sale one mile from H jun with price 14 per acre. Payers desiring to pay 1915 rate must mail rate before grain reg and land on which it is advanced. Sec. Treas. You Owe lt tr77 5 You can presentative.
The piece outlines Geo. R. Belton resisting a fine and plans to endure jail rather than pay. It notes civic officials and inspectors will cross examine him as part of city hall proceedings. It mentions the broader back to the land immigration trend and lists homestead entries by nationality in November across Yorkton and Saskatchewan agencies.
The adjourned Canors School Board meeting held February 15, 1915 in town offices, with J F P Barechel presiding, declared D Hall Sutherland elected to fill the 1915 vacancy and approved boundaries for a new school district in township 81 range 8, with section exceptions noted.
Rev Dr A G Sinclair of the Manitoba Curling Association preached at St Andrew's Presbyterian church on the bonspiel theme that prince and peasant are equal on the ice. He linked curling virtues to life, urged fair play, and noted the sport's democratic roots and history from Scotland.
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