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Newspaper
Canora Advertiser
Location
Canora, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 14, 1914
Page
5
Fragmentary classified ad notes hay land for rent and livestock listings. Mentions Three Percheron horses and a local agent in Nora Sask with contact LDINAVIAN CANADIAN LAND CO and Lageson.
Local items report May events and visits, births, illnesses, and civic notes. Mies Ida Onerad, Oteen at Massey Harris agency, and Rev J A Bernard with Misi Rosenburger appear among meetings and revival closings. Arbor Day May 15 planned. town council meetings referenced. schooling and commerce noted with changes in stores and a buyer in B C.
May 11 1914 notes C Wilson at Kamenck and Mise Bashby takes Tiny and Devil's Lake schools. Postlethwaite family guests of W McGregor Sanday. A Tiny football club picnic is set for May 25 with a Tiny Canora match and other events. Farmers report wet fields. Roland suppresses cigarettes. Dauphin funds waterworks extension. Senator Gibson is dead, Liberal margin shrinks. Rideau Falls power rights granted to Edwards. St Petersburg to cease Neva water draw with a Lake Ladoga pipeline project costing 45.94 million roubles for 3.5 million people.
A correspondent under the signature One cut of work asks why American cut stone and stonecutters are used for Toronto’s new technical school on Harbord Street while Canadian stone workers remain idle. He urges a stricter Modern Canada policy to protect Canadian stone workers and cites Western quarries where workers seek policy action and government protection.
A Canada related editorial discusses depairing remarks by the Dominion Grange leaders Mr. W C Good and Mr B C Drury who blame urban centres for migration. It argues that rural to urban shift is driven by opportunity and may continue across borders. Mentions Mexican mediation at Niagara Falls on May 18 and PEI black fox raisers loss of twelve litters worth about 300000 dollars with a 15 percent dividend expected.
Northbound SS service runs Monday and Friday with an arrival at Canors at 11.8 hours. Southbound trains depart at 120 hours.
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