Meeting of Keys Rural Council in Canora
A Keys Rural Council meeting of Municipal Council No. 304 met Saturday in Canora. All members attended except Josequh Johnneon. Reeve Tetlock presided. Minutes read and approved. Notices from Municipal Affairs on The Municipal Hail Resource Act acknowledged. CNRh Co re tax arrears discussed. settlement allowed. Communications from Education and Agriculture acknowledged. Secretary ordered to issue tax arrears forms. next meeting set for October 1:20 PM in the Secretary-Treasurer’s office. several accounts approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reral Municipalty of Keys No
Canora
Telaters
Josequh Johnneon
Tetlock Prosidt
Dahlia
T ‘Arriet
Chirk
Department of Municipal Affairs
Corrie, Tloehin
Cnrh Co
Sertax
Eiegane
Tarriodt
Sottinski
Tepartment Oof
Celly
tAlvvale
Clark
Hecal
Connell
Jel
Ittober
Allie
Unadvertised Goods Drive Farmer to Publicity Boost
A Milwaukee Bree Press piece quotes a farmer praising unadvertised items as good bets in business. He insists advertising helps only when the product is solid and notes buyers rely on handbills and notices for advance information.
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Milwaukee Bree Press
Battle reports reveal heavy casualties at Dardanelles
British casualties and little progress amid fierce fighting at the Dardanelles. References to shell shortages and high losses frame the campaign, with officials noting severe strain on Allied forces. A Russian defense committee head addresses war measures and broader political tensions surface in the text.
Yorkton J District Methodist Meeting in Canora
The Yorkton J District meeting of the Methodist Church will be held in Canora on September Sth with about fifteen to twenty ministers and delegates expected. An evening public meeting will feature Rev. J A. Iniote of Baskatoon and Rev. W. S. Redd of Yorkton as speakers, inviting all townspeople to attend.
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Yorkton
Methodist Church
Canora
J A. Iniote
Baskatoon
Northern
Saskatchewen
W. S. Redd
Shooting Season Opens Wednesday September Fifteenth
The open season for ducks begins this year on Wednesday September 15 as reported. J. J. Paul Harschel notes the dates and outlines the season framework for hunters and local regulations.
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J. J. Paul
Local resident H. W. Halling visits from Kamsack
H. W. Halling of Kamsack spent Tuesday in town visiting friends and taking care of local matters.
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H. W. Halling
Kamsack
Examining Saskatchewan High School Examinations
Miss Verlie Haw of Yorkton has returned as the debate over departmental examinations dominates local discourse. The piece argues for standardized official standards to gauge papers while noting the potential harm to students from final exams and suggests gradual reforms. many town residents and visitors are listed in society notes.
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Saskatchewan
Mfield Qurriculum
Methodist Church Services and Preaching Schedule
The Churches announce Reverend Pergy Smith will lead services next Sunday at Goose Lake Canora Wexford and Capora with Holy Communion at 9 a.m. and Morning Prayer at 11 a.m. Sunday School at 2 30 p.m Evensong at 7 30 p.m. Special musical service and sermon at 7 30 p.m. The Monday class meets at the Vicarage at 4 15 p.m Choir practice continues. Rev A B B Elumphrys to preach in Capora on Sunday September 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pergy Smith
Goose Lake
Wexford
Canora
A. BB. Elumphrys
Capora
Union Jack Honors Public Library Grounds
The Crystal Lake library grounds welcome a new permanent Union Jack flag dedicated in a ceremony last Monday. Gratitude goes to Mr. G. EF. Hickling for the artistic flagpole work as a possible Society of prize contender. Local guests include Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Canora and C. H. Corbett.
R MacLeod C N R Agent Transferred to Melfort
R MacLeod the Canadian Northern Railway agent for several years is transferred to Melfort Saskatchewan and will leave soon for the northern town. He is praised for courtesy and efficiency and will be missed in town council lodge and church. The Advertiser joins friends in wishing him and Mrs MacLeod prosperity in their new home.
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R. Macleod
Canadian Northern Railway
Melfort
Sask
MacLeod
Jesse
LDL
Anora Lodge
Presbyterian Church
Mrs. MacLeod
Letters From Front Describe Wounded Dave Nicol and Quiet Trenches
Private Malcolm McMillan writes from Somewhere in France that Serg. Dave Nicol is wounded but recovering in Germany. He notes heavy rain, miserable trenches, and nerves steadied by the lull in fighting. A Canada resident in Ireland, Mrs. L. B. Clark, says C. H. Pain was wounded and is a prisoner, not killed, and that Clark himself has enlisted.
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G. A. Blakely
Advetiser
Fim
Malcolm McMillan
Sth
First Canadian Expeditionary Force
France
Mac
David Nicol
Canova
Dave Nicol
Germany
Dave
Mra. L. B. Clark
Ireland
C. H. Pain
Chamberlin Hotel
Con Metcalfe Heads to Front as World War I War News
Constable Metcalfe of the Royal North West Mounted Police is moving toward Regina to enlist with the 79th Overseas Battalion in Bran don training. He resigns from the R N W A SP and bids farewell to Canova friends who wish him a safe return from the front.
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J. Metcalfe
R.N.W. M.P
Regina
Metcalfe
R.n.wasp
79Th
Brandon
Canova
Canova Citizens Band to Hold Annual Concert
The Canova Citizens Band announces its annual concert scheduled for Friday September 24. Arrangements are underway for a first class program and full details will be provided later.
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Canova Citizens Band
New Staff of Teachers Reopen Canora School
Canora public school reopened for the fall term with five new teachers: Margaret A. Donaldson Maidstone Saskatchewan Gladys M. Scott Estevan Saskatchewan I Frederickson Kemtahar Saskatchewan Ages Danmard Parkin Saskatchewan Jenle A. Jones Wynot Saskatchewan. Principal J A Welsh remains in charge.
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Canora
Margaret A. Donaldson
Maidstone
Sask
Gladys M. Scott
Fstevan
I. Frederickson
Kemtahar
Agees Danmard
Parkin
Sesk
Jenle A. Jones
Wynot
Principel
J. A. Welsh
Publisher’s Stance Echoed in Brief Exchange
An observed exchange reflects a country publisher’s stance, noting readers repeatedly look at the label on the paper and urging up to date attention. The fragment hints at persistence of a few steadfast contributors.
Daily musings mix of wit and war notes from a distant era
A collection of adages and observations spans blindness rates, Russian retreat, self-help, and social jokes. It notes mist retarding German progress, Russian recovery, and critiques reliance on outside aid. It contrasts income, appearance, intelligence, and worth across classes, finishing with a stray unfinished thought on the letter RR.
Saskatchewan Grain Crop 65 Percent Harvested
The Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture reports 65 percent of the grain crop cut with favorable weather likely to finish by weekend. Minor frosts caused no grain quality damage while labor shortages on twine and bridge projects affect some progress. Wage rates have dropped to about two dollars and fifty four cents per day for harvest workers.
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Department of Agriculture
Prairie Fires A Warning to Citizens
A Canadian notice urges caution as drought grasses run high in the western province. Fire guardians, police, and volunteers warn that a spark can ignite large blazes. residents under sixty may be ordered to assist in extinguishing fires and face penalties for refusal.
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Aare
A G Donaldson Named New President of Board of Trade
Special meeting in Townsee on Thursday August 2 appoints A G Donaldson as president after Jensen resigns to move away. Board approves extending $2 membership for 1915, retains officers and committees, and grants a one dollar lease to the Agricultural Society for the Foundry Building.
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A. G. Donaldson
Board OF Trade
Townsee
Pres. Jensen
Mestre
D. HW. Sutherland
Rarschel
Halling
Rortin
Lageeon
Howrtene
Peony Klsen
Metahens
Wencel
Oilers
TMD
Rowntree Mallia
Nudit
TOI
Ikdng
Cormeed Amd
Amd
Jensen
Belet
Annual meeting call for Agricultural Societies convening at Saskatoon
The act requires each Agricultural Society to hold an annual meeting between November and September with two weeks notice. Directors urge wide attendance and official representation at the Saskatchewan Agricultural Societies Convention at the College of Agriculture in Saskatoon, usually late January or early February, noting past weak representation.
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Rvery Agricultural Stociety Whall
Try Weitten
College of Agriculture
Saskatoon
Three day Russian fast proclaimed by Holy Synod
A chaotic wartime item notes the Holy Synod declares a three day fast for Russians. It mentions a French air squadron bombing a German arms factory north of Serrelovis in Rheinish Prussia and dropping 150 house. A British submarine aiding Russians in the Gulf of Riga ran ashore on Saltholm and was attacked during telepresence by a German torpedo boat violating neutrality.
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Holy Synod
Serrelovis
Rheinish
Prussia
Gulf of Riga
Saltholm
Buate
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National Defense Atay
Royal
Hamilton Hawks
Hari
Montreal
District Meeting of
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Harschel
Verlie Haw
J. G. Warren
Winnipeg
Miss Shatsky
Pelly
L. Goldsteins
T. A. Sparks
Grandview
L. Hill
Nova Scotia
T. H. Hamilton
Carberry Man
L. J. Kegw
Northern Lambey Company
Mr. King
Chicago
Rh. E. Drennan
Carferry, Man
Geo. H. Powers
Ch Pman and
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Pont
Frank Ingot
S. Korbin
Jessie Korbin
A W §Eorge
J. A. Spark
Mayor Kortin
E. L. Hayes
I. M. Sutherlam
S. Cohen
the Patriotic Club
Stanley Davis
Sanity Banks
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Miss Gunn
Harold Grosse
R. VicCormack
Huby Haight
Union Bank of Canada
Miss Davidson
Hugh Waddell Memorial Hospital
Vancouver
D. H. MacDonald
Man Loeatet
Troy
Perry Bell
Gilbert Plains
R. J. Hill
Moosomin
Freeman
Melville
R N.w.mlup
Const
Alfred Johnson
Buchanan
RN Walp
Hewina
Church OF England
S. P. Reade Canora
St. George’s Church
Crystal Lake News
C.N.R
Canoraites
Const. Metcalfe
R.N. W.M.P
Weyburn
Lethbridge
Renormer
Rarschel-Korlin
Harschel Howntree
Agricultural Societies
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