Farm Machinery Commission to Meet at Canora
The provincial royal commission on farm implement sales will hold a public session in Canora on Tuesday evening August 4. Justices Newlands and Lamont and ministers Turgeon, Motherwell, and Maharg will conduct the inquiry. Justice Newlands acts as chairman and presides over sittings as the commission surveys conditions to inform forthcoming legislation.
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Saskatchewan
Canora
Newlands and Lamont
A. Turgeon
W. R. Motherwell
J. A. Maharg
Parliament Building
Regina
Justice Newlands
Select Committee On Agriculture
Exhibition of Tango Dances at Theatre Royal
Harry Barnes and Miss Marion Giles will present the latest dances at the Theatre Royal on Tuesday evening June 16. The Wapella Post notes their recent visit to Wapella featured Tango Maxixe Hesitation Waltzes Castle Walk and other new dances to general approval with no objectionable content. Local dancers quickly adopted the new two and three step waltz and schottische and the dances were deemed suitable for public or private gatherings.
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Harry Barnes
Marion Giles
Theatre Royal
Wapella
Wapella Post
Married at Jesstown home in North Dakota
A wedding was solemnized at the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs P J McArton in Jesstown North Dakota on a Wednesday in June. Their daughter Mabel was united in marriage to Edward Harold.
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P. J. McArton
Jesnstown
North Dakota
Mabel
Edward Harold
Canora Railway Line Announced for Summer Completion
Announcement confirms steel will be laid this summer for the C N R branch from Canora northward to Sturgis 22 miles away with two stations planned. The route will unlock rich timber fur fish and mineral resources and bolster Canora as a central distributing hub in its northern territory.
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C.N.R
Canora
Sturgis
June District Court Sittings in Canora Hear 21 Dockets
The June sittings of the District Court in Canora were held on the 2nd before Judge T. C. Gordon with barristers F. C. Wilson W. M. Graham W. A. Doherty E. L. McLaren and D. Wedderspoon. Of 21 cases on the docket most were disposed of with several judgments reserved settled or adjourned.
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T. C. Gordon
Yorkton
F. C. Wilson
W. M. Graham
W. A. Doherty
E. L. McLaren
D. Wedderspoon
Canora
Jackson
Jackson v. Fawcett
J.P. Eccortio
Appel
Wedderspoon
Appelant
McLaren
Mevil
Fieldhome
J.P
McLaren and Graham
Aene Harvesting Machine Co
George Robinson
Judgwent
Emil Ochiwa
Archile Riley
Plantiff
Graham and Wedderspoon
Armstrong
J. J. Walker
Wedderspoon and Doherty
John Relkoff
James Turner
McLaren and Wedderson
Cowin
Henry Althansetel
Jacob Weisler
Peter Danchelle
John Ersinger
F. B. Reoseh
Peas
Doherty
Canora Growth Speech Urges Civic Push
F C Larson of the Industrial Commission urges Canora residents to boost the town. He argues Canora stands at a crossroads toward becoming a major Saskatchewan center, citing railways and rich farming nearby. He compares Canora to Saskatoon and stresses personal responsibility and collective effort.
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Canora
Chewan
Saskatoon
Waddell Memorial Hospital to Open June 18
The Hugh Waddell Memorial Hospital devoted by Mrs. Waddell will open with a dedication service June 18. The Winnipeg and Canora grants funded a 600 foot square site and facilities including wards for male and female patients, maternity care, private rooms, diet kitchens, a nurse’s room, and staff quarters.
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C. R. Graham
Winnipeg
Canora
Presbyterian Service Inspires With The Ideal Of Christian Character
The Presbyterian Church announces a Sunday service at 7 30 p m conducted by Rev S A Kennedy B A The sermon titled The Ideal of Christian Character Sunday school begins at 3 30 p m An invitation is extended for all to attend a follow on event at the hotel in Winnipeg for several days next week.
Important meeting of the football club announced
An important meeting of the football club will be held in the near future with discussions on plans, leadership, and upcoming fixtures, inviting members and stakeholders to participate and vote on key decisions.
Three Killed in C N R Wreck Near Cote Kamsack Sask
Three men died when CNR Winnipeg east bound express No 2 collided head on with a late freight near Cote station 64 miles east of Kamsack at dawn. Engineer James Arnold of Dauphin stood at his post as the train crashed. the mail clerk John J Faija of Winnipeg and express messenger Ross Donaldson of Norwood were killed. The crash followed mistaken orders and the passenger engine cab was wrecked with wreckage in the freight cars.
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Kamsack
Sask
Winnipeg
James Arnold
Dauphin
C. N. R. Winnipeg
Arnold
Winnipeg Mail
John J. K. Faija
Matheson Avenue
Ross Donaldson
Dubue Street
Norwood
W. E. Froome
Itrain
Cote Station
Cote
Homemakers' Club Offers Vacuum Cleaner For Rent
The Homemakers' Club announces its fourth annual Old Settler's Day event and lists a vacuum cleaner available for rent at one dollar per day or fifty cents for half a day. Mrs. Postlethwaite oversees the machine.
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Homemakers’ Club
Crystal Lake Library Picnic Scheduled for June 22
The Crystal Lake Library picnic will be held at Crystal Lake on Monday June 22. A program of sports and athletic games includes a swimming race a baseball match and a rustic seat contest. The day ends with an evening dance.
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Crystal Lake
Grand Picnic at Devil's Lake Promises Prizes and Fun
A grand picnic is set for Devil's Lake on Monday June 22. Organizer W S Rattray will host rugby and baseball games in shallow water with prizes, plus races. The site offers twelve rooms for rent, tents, lunch, and evening dancing with an electric light plant for illumination. Boats will shuttle guests around the lake.
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Devil's Lake
W. S. Rattray
Keys No 306 Rural Municipality Council Meeting Summary
A June 1 meeting of the Rural Municipality of Keys No 306 had full attendance. Reeve D Rows presided as Clark moved the tax rebate cheque for N W 44 Sec 11 Tp 32 R 1 W 2nd and carried. Notices will be posted for two weed inspectors by June 30. An amusements committee for all members was approved. Court date for Tax Enforcement Return was requested. Communications from irrigation and public health offices were acknowledged or filed as directed.
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Keys
Canora
D. Rows
Clark
Dahlia
Sect
Treas
Assinaboine River
Asinaboine River
Secy
Jane
Gouneil
Hoelin—Seey
Newberg
E. T. Drake
Dept. of Municipal Affairs
Hoehn
M. M. Seymour
Bureau of Public Health
Wallace & Soley
J. K. Johnston
Kanwack
Dra. Wallace and Soley
Homemakers Convene Tonight to Hear Delegate Reports
An open meeting of the homemakers group will be held in the cin room on Tharelay evening. Jane Lith tonight will hear reports from delegates at the Homemaker Convention at Hekate, with Hervey Keaweck as a visitor.
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Cin Room
Tharelay
Jane Lith
Hekate
Canora Defeats Melville In Wet Saskatchewan League Clash
Canora football team defeated Melville 2 goals to 11 at the Agricultural grounds in a Saskatchewan league fixture. Reynolds and McMillan scored for Canora while Melville’s lone goal came on a corner kick that deflected off the Canora goalkeeper. J. King of Yorkton refereed and postmatch festivities featured the Canora Club at the Oriental Cafe with the Canora band.
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Canora
Melville
Agricultural Grounds
Reynolds
McMillan
Canova
Canora Club
Oriental Cafe
Canova Band
Canora and Yorkton Tie 1 1 In Saskatchewan League Match
Canora 1 Yorkton 1 after a 1 1 draw in Yorkton. Canora started with seven men and added players after fifteen minutes led by Garrie and Bacon. Yorkton scored first around twenty minutes, Garrie equalized before halftime, second half defense-focused with no further goals. Canova lineup included Bacon Schram Pain Spandier Garrie Crawford Reynolds Jacks McMillan Markey Wheeler.
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Canora
Yorkton
Yorkton Jam
Saskatchewan
Bacon
Garrie
Sandier
Jacks
Oor
Yorkton Sored
Schramm
Pain
Canova
Schram
Spandier
Crawford
Reynolds
McMillan
Markey
Wheeler
Visitors and events noted in Norquay week
Thee Lee visits Norquay this week. Mr and Mrs W J Fennell travel to Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs H Hammer of Elfros Sask visit. A G Donaldson EB W Cumming and T A Ballantyne visit Dr and Mrs Warren. Mises Smith and Botting accompany to Yorkton to football match. E H Weode and bride arrive from Winnipeg and move into Dockstader house. Mrs R J Hill returns from Macsomin with Miss Grayson. Church of England Women’s Auxiliary holds Cotton Apron and Tie Dance at Hotel Chamberlain with instructions for aprons and matching ties.
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Ontario
Quebec
McGill University
Treal
McGill
Montreal General Hospital
Women’s Hospital
Medical Council of Canada
Christine Smith
W. J. Fennell
Winnipeg
H. Hammer
Elfros, Sark
Mrs. Warren
Mises Smith and
Botting
Yorkton
R. J. Hill
Macsomin
Sask
Mist Grayson
Victoria
B.C
Jane Jith
Church of England
Hotel Chamberlain
Lot and 6 Spend Hoekie a reply French Conora ois
A compact note appears to reference an item or name list including Lot and six as well as a reply in French. The fragmentary text names Hoekie, Conora, and ois, suggesting a placeholder or catalog entry without clear context or event.
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Lot
Hoekie
Conora
Ois
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T. A. Ballantyne
E. H. Weode
Bride
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