22 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
Canora Advertiser
Location
Canora, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1916
Page
1
Local notes recount visits and travel across towns including Mikado Canora and Preeceville. Mentions falls in a horse loss, fair dates, letters from Pte. R. J. Penny and community notices about visits, residence plans, and local shipments.
The Canora Outing Club invites locals to join for access to the Lake grounds with club privileges. Membership costs two dollars, and the secretary Nap Bureau handles enrollment. Launches and refreshments are available on the grounds for members.
A stark warning condemns a seller who profits from marketing food he knows may endanger lives. The statement targets unscrupulous practices harming unsuspecting buyers and emphasizes moral duty.
The conference held in Monegeeta announced appointments for the Yorkton district. Rev. J. H. Toole takes Yorkton, with Rev. T. H. Sendail at Rokeby, Rev. W Spy Hill at Saltcoat, Rev. Smallbone to Saltcoat, Rev. G. H. Canova at Wadena, Rev. F. E. Wagg at Canova, and Rev. H. Letts at Spalding.
Lawrence Jennett of McNutt and Mrs Proden of Northern Lumber Co visited Tadmore on Saturday. Tadmore children spent two weeks making candy and sold at the station. A patriotic display accompanied train arrivals and the Forest Hill schoolhouse hosted church services led by Rev. Henaien with the St. Mary's choir present.
A clipped World War I item notes a group in Flanders pressing for an address change or relocation. No further specifics are readable.
The Canora public school building hosts a meeting led by D. H. Sutherland chairman of the School Board. Trustees and rural district representatives attend as they discuss Better Schools and related education topics. The program begins at 2 o clock pm.
Mr. C. R. Murdoch married on Saturday in his old hometown Canora. Advertiser joins in conso lations with his many friends. details of the event are not available.
Yorkton beat Kameack 12 to 4 last Friday in a decisive win. An exhibition game is planned for next week with local teams hinting at upcoming events.
An Amsterdam despatch quotes the president of the Imperial Grain board stating Germany should add 80,000 tons to its reserve of 400,000 tons of grain to account for reduced army consumption. The remark frames wartime grain needs and supply.
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