Change of Fair Date The Canors Agricultural Directors Decide
The Canors Agricultural Directors have decided to change the fair date. Directors announce the alteration to the schedule and urge all participants to note the updated timetable and venue.
05 Jul 1917
Page 1
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Newspaper
Canora Advertiser
Location
Canora, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 05, 1917
Page
1
The Canors Agricultural Directors have decided to change the fair date. Directors announce the alteration to the schedule and urge all participants to note the updated timetable and venue.
Fragments note a trip north and a pending library picnic on July 1 near Crystal Lake. Details are vague but mention a cozy corner and a planned community gathering with local residents.
Canora defeated Kamsack 39 to 10 after seven innings in a lively ball game at Kamsack. Hazel Gibney captured the first home run. Hilts of Kamsack starred as scorer and Miss Philip of the O P S proved a strong umpire. The Canora lineup featured Hazel Gibney and Mary as key players amid enthusiastic local support.
On Tuesday the returning officer announced official results for the Canora provincial election with Fennell (Co independent) as a candidate. U.S. capitalists have purchased Brandon's electric light plant for one million dollars.
The W M Society and Presbyterian honored Mrs Postlethwaite at her home for years of service. A letter of appreciation and a cut glass salad bowl were presented. She expressed gratitude for the kindness and her pleasure in working with Canora friends as she leaves for Regina.
The piece argues taxation must fund war while preserving economic vitality. It warns against social reform zealots and provincial interference that could disrupt industry. It insists wealth should bear war costs without looting fortunes, urging prudent, equitable tax policy.
Fragmented notice lists dates and towns in the Northeastern Saskatchewan circuit for 1917 fairs. Entries appear jumbled with multiple place names such as Canora and Togo and scattered day references, indicating an archaic schedule outline.
A meeting of the Directors outlined divisions for a fair including horses sheep swine and poultry, with specific members assigned to each department and authority to hire assistants. They authorized purchase of ground covering roofing materials on cash terms and ordered immediate shipment. The board adjourned to July 14 at 3:00 p.m.
The editor of La Presse notes a shift in Quebec’s French identity among the lower province, arguing they are parochial and not tied to patriotism or the French language. He critiques perceived privileges in Canada’s federation and predicts change may come soon.
Fragmentary text reports submarines establishing a base near Cuba and mentions Serbian conspirators shot at Salonika. Also notes actions against U S troops and a treasury gain from sale of savings certificates totaling 98 million.
A correspondent reports the hotel at Preeceville has reopened under Mr and Mrs McMurphy. The piece notes the town musters satisfaction and the location offers summer scenery and lakes.
A letter to A. G. Donaldson reports the death of Jack Hill and wounds to Happy Wilson. Details describe a fatal incident and injured party in the correspondence.
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The article critiques dining car service noting that despite trade data trends the finger bowl and wine list satisfy little. It concludes with a meal barely edible as attendants circulate for bites, reflecting overall dining car shortcomings.
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