07 Oct 1915
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Newspaper
Canora Advertiser
Location
Canora, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
1
Tax sale of lands for arrears of taxes to be held October 18 1915 at 10 o clock in the morning at the Town Offices Canora. A list of lands and amounts due available at the Secretary Treasurer’s office during business hours until sale day. Dated Canora Sask September 1915.
Notice describes a tax sale of lands with amounts due and costs, to be viewed at the Secretary-Treasurer's office during business hours until the sale day. Albert Hermanson serves as Secretary-Treasurer and will oversee the process and related costs.
Notice issued under the Arrears of Ta Act addressing lands within Keys Ru Municipality No. 803 Shainet. The document references 24 at. and outlines the arrears status and related actions pending.
Creditors and claimants of the estate of Remko Kushnir late of the Province of Saskatchewan are notified to file claims and securities with The Trust Company of Winnipeg before January 20, 1916. After that date the administrator may distribute assets to those entitled, and the trustees are not liable for claims thereafter.
Notice announces a tax sale in Invermay Saskatchewan on a specified Saturday in October at 7 o'clock pm. It notes unpaid arrears and costs, and directs viewing at the Secretary Treasurer's office during business hours until sale. BW Tirbit taff?
Taxes and costs have not been paid and will be sold by the Secretary Treasurer in Preeceville on Monday November 1 1915 at 1 00 o clock in the afternoon West of Rands against which arrears of aid costs are unpaid W A Gillespie Secretary Treasurer Preeceville Sask 7 14 21
The Advertizer asks subscribers to mail the overdue amount immediately. The note explains the paper’s date visible on every issue and questions the extra cost of sending individual notices. It urges prompt payment to avoid further actions.
Notice describes a tax sale action under a county or municipal authority with location references Sec 17 and Township 28 Range 4 West dated 7 14 28. The readable fragment confirms an official tax lien sale proceeding and date frame.
Roy H. Brownridge longtime CNR agent in Roblin leaves for Canora after four years of service. He was noted as courteous and popular and a major supporter of local baseball and hockey. Citizens extend best wishes to Mr. Arawurkige joining him in Canora.
News from Yorkton confirms the death of Sergt. Charles MacFarlane of the Strathcona Horse, age 23, a popular local native who enlisted with the BA squadron of the 16th Light Horse and saw promotion to sergeant. He left for Valcartier with the first contingent and served at the front since Canadians landed in France. He was to receive a commission and is survived by his parents and three sisters, pioneers of Yorkton district.
A local offer promotes paying in cash by giving away a kitchen set or keys to encourage immediate purchase. The message is unclear and uses garbled text but indicates a sales incentive to attract buyers.
The Fort Worth hardware boss C E Nash argues farmers should not hold back as war-time prices lift profits. He cites price shifts for tools, materials, and farm goods, noting Texas prices during wartime outpace Canada in some items and that farmers appear better off than many mechanics amid job shortages.
A discussion on how buying abroad or favoring foreign goods raises costs for Canadian manufacturers and shifts demand away from locally made products. The piece argues that preferencing home goods helps keep prices down and supports national industry.
Council with Reeve Tetlok and Councillors Clark Hoeho Newberg Johnson reads and adopts previous minutes. Johnson moves to acknowledge a Department of Municipal Affairs circular letter to Hudson Bay Co surtax. carried. Newberg assigns returning officers and polling places for six divisions with deputy returning officers named. next meeting set for Monday November 15 at 11 am. Accounts and pay sheets totaling 4593.30 approved.
The Patriotie Club officers and members thank the orchestra for its excellent performance at last Friday’s dance. They also thank Mrs McLaren for her piano playing and kindly riding at the piano before the orchestra’s arrival. They denounce unfounded rumors circulated by ill advised people and urge gossipers to focus on providing newspapers for soldiers in the trenches.
The Loyal Temperance Legion met at the parsonage on Saturday and presented Mr. Brownridge with an address and six silver spoons. The secretary read the address expressing regret at Mrs Brownridge’s departure from Roblin and gratitude for her support.
Miss Marion Dison of Kamaec holds a position in Halling's confectionery replacing Mise Me ens living tae res for $1.00 The Canors Bakery Onder Taey are perfect and
The new church building for the Church of England is rapidly taking shape for services. It aims to avoid burdensome mortgages, offering ample space without crowding, and provides the congregation a sensible new home.
Sacred concerts by the Canora Citizens' Band begin Sunday at 8 45 pm in the Royal Theatre. Proceeds will aid the Patriotic Fund and comfort the troops at the front, with a collection taken at each performance. Citizens are urged to attend and support the cause.
Complaint notes strayed cattle and horses not promptly advertised causing owners to waste time seeking their animals. Advertising cost is nominal and responsible parties harboring animals should advertise promptly to aid return.
The Women's Patriotic Club meets at Mrs Gordon Burkes home on Tuesday October 12 at 8 pm. The W A of the Church of England meets at Mrs Dalton's home Wednesday October 18 at the usual hour. E Markey formerly with Union Bank Canora and J Reynolds formerly clerk at Charmberlain enlist in the 44th Battalion and leave for England this week. Rexall Orderlies advertised for constipation relief sold by Rexall Store. Two US publications pro German pro clivities denied Canadian mail privileges. selling or reading them risks a 5000 dollar fine. They are the Illinois Stain Veitung published in Chicago and the Abemipost also from Chicago.
Pastor Rev Percy Smith leads services next Sunday at Meadowdale 11 a m Grooked Hill 3 p m Canora 7 30 p m Sunday School at Canora 2 30 p m Epworth League meeting planned on date not specified.
The Rama Sunday School holds a 40 p.m. service and sermon at Canore with a 2.30 p.m. Sunday School and 7.40 p.m. evensong and sermon. Holy Communion will be celebrated at St George's Church at 8.15 a.m. on October 10.
Reverend J. Wo Past will lead services with Reverend F. Chilton of Theodore assisting. Sunday schedule includes Sunday school at Camera Terra and morning worship. Readers are invited to attend and participate in the events.
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