Scott Government Plans Prohibition Moves May Referendum
Premier Scott outlined a sweeping temperance program including closing bars at 7 pm from April 1, taking over wholesale liquor licenses, and proposing a wartime abolition of bar and club licenses from July 2, 1915. A plebiscite would follow after the war, with Saskatchewan Dispensaries to regulate sales.
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Scott
J. G. Turrid
Oxbow
Bar and Club Meenses
Saskatchewan
Bar and Club
Governor General's Medals 1915 distribution plan announced
The plan approves medals for Collegiate Institutes in Regina Saskatoon Moose Jaw and for Prince Albert Collegiate Institute plus several high schools Yorkton Moosomin Weyburn North Battleford Oxbow Estevan. Medals honor boys and girls by scholarship character and arts or athletic achievement with one rural award and exams in June 1916.
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Regina
Saskatoon
Moose Jaw
Prine Albert Collegiate Institute
Yorkton
Moofomin
Weyburn
North Battleford
Oxbow
Estevan
Board of Trustees
Regima
Gaskatoon
Prince Albert Collegiate Institute
Town Council Adjourned Meeting Adopts Bond Payment Action
Town council chaired by Mayor Korbin approves signing the Treasurer's Certificate to Terry Briggs Slayton for Canada Allis Chalmers bonds of 15 698 78 at 85 cents on the dollar charged to Wm Newman Company for contracts. By Law 120 introduces 20000 borrowing from Union Bank with readings carried.
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Coun
Korbin
Rowntree-MaqlLeod
Terry, Briggs & Slayton
Allis Chalmers Company
Canora
Wm. Newman Company
Canera
Union Bank
Advertisers warned to submit changes by Tuesday noon
Notice urging advertisers to send changes to the office by Tuesday noon or risk waiting until the following week. Encourages early submissions to help print on time and states all advertisers will be treated equally with no exceptions.
The New Commandments On Neighborhood Cleanliness
A compact list presents moral duties for residents to honor neighbors by keeping yards alleys and homes orderly. It urges regular cleaning, proper waste disposal, open windows, access to air and sunlight, and safeguarding children's well being and rights.
Two Young Men Attend Benefit Event With Tickets
Two young men bought tickets at 25 Geats each for a 3 lestheon benefiting Belgian refugee fund. After four cups of tea and meals including bread and butter, one man felt faint and passed his cup as the other left the saloon.
The Third Degree Love Story of Howard Jeffries and Underwood
Howard Jeffries Jr and Robert Underwood are college friends. Howard, rich and carefree, insults a waitress when drunk, then marries her after a contrived apology. Underwood, the art-minded friend, loses his patronage and faces ruin as Howard’s father marries an old patroness.
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Howard Jeffries, Jr
Robert Underwood
Howard
Bob Underwood
Warning notice about deck yard winter protection plan
Fragmented notice states requirements for deck yard winter maintenance and potential approval. Mentions workers and that action may be applied with conditions, referencing FRAXE and related terms in broken form.
Studio Tragedy Sparks Fear and a False Confession
Howard is accused after a shooting at Underwood's studio. Bob hides the scene with a screen and Howard confesses under police questioning, claiming the murder. His father withdraws financial support and orders his lawyer to avoid further Jefferies patronage. A mysterious visiting woman is the lone clue amid the tense investigation.
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Ters Underwood
Bob
Howard
Jefferies
Mr. Brewster
Yesteepene Pee
Siew
Miss Voss Seeks Victory In Telegram Contest
The Winnipeg Telegram's Great Trip Contest offers seven prizes per district for a 30 day all expenses trip including Panama Pacific Exposition. Miss Voss of Canora is a top candidate urging readers to subscribe and clip daily coupons to credit her run.
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Voss
Winnipeg Telegram
Winnipeg
Suburbs
Great Lakes
Detroit
Niagara
Toronto
Lakes
Canora
California
America
Private Henry Pain Wounded in Action
From Wdailies Monday a report lists Private C Henry Pain wounded at the front with a gunshot wound. Next of kin is C B Many Canora residents formerly connected with the Hotel Chamberlain, seeking a speedy and full recovery.
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Battle Front
Beary Pats
Nortismiotion
General Hospital
Ben
Chamberlain
Euchre Night At Hotel Sturgis Draws Crowd
A large gathering at Hotel Sturgis hosted a progressive Euchre party under St Patrick’s Alter Society. W O Pion tied for first prize after seven games, while Mrs Gibney Mrs Healy and Mrs Brooks vied for second but fell short. A late hour program featured solos and recitations.
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Sturgis
St. Patricks Alter Society
Pion
To Hie
T- Gibney
Healy
T. C. Brooks
Altar Society thanks hosts after program at Hotel Sturgis
The audience applauded the Wood couple as the gathering ended at 2 PM. Members of the Altar Society thank Mr and Mrs Mavelle of the Hotel Sturgis for their hospitality and help with the program.
Laing Baby Born at Crystal Lake Sask in 1915
At Crystal Lake Saskatchewan on Sunday March 13, 1915 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Earl Laing.
Arnott Rites Held at Stockdale Ontario March 12 1915
Amanda Arnott wife of Geo W Arnott principal of Stockdale School and niece of Mrs A G Graham of Canora died Friday in Stockdale Ontario.
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Arnott
Stockdale, Ont
Amanda
Geo. W. Arnott
Stockdale School
Nice
A. G. Graham
Canora
Canadian forces death toll rises. Pats lead losses
By March 23 the total deaths in action reach 204 with most victims from the Princess Pats. Canora Patriotic Club members ship Red Cross items to Regina including surgical dressings and jackets while a joy ride ends in death and injuries after a stolen car incident. A turtle machine gear incident is also noted.
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Princess Pats
Canora Patriotic Club
Emi
Red Cross Society
Regina
Prussia War Stance Highlighted by Foreign Secretary
London reports Edward Grey, Britain’s Foreign Secretary, warned that war might have been avoided by a European conference and urged that Germany could not rely on goodwill. He stressed the aim of allowing nations to choose their own government and development free from outside coercion.
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London
Germany
Edward Urey
Luoudyun Tals Wlernoon
s g@tGcrug
Liv Quing
Bussan
Pelwood
Sir Edward
A. N.ing . Sa
Autage
Canadians Increase Shipyard Deposits Since 1914
A garbled report notes Canadians have raised their inland deposits by 21 424 507 since January 1914 amid references to economic activity and a curious comment on women and clothing. The text is incomplete and unclear, with many OCR errors.
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