Notice of MX Sale in Canora Town
Local notice announces an MX sale in Canora Town. Details are unclear in the fragment but indicates an official sale event with involved authorities.
30 Sep 1915
Page 1
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Newspaper
Canora Advertiser
Location
Canora, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
1
Local notice announces an MX sale in Canora Town. Details are unclear in the fragment but indicates an official sale event with involved authorities.
Village tax sale notice announces a sale to collect back taxes. The secretary treasurer invites interested bidders to inspect arrears on file at the treasurer’s office, with sale date and details to be announced.
Notice is given under the Taxes Act that all taxes and coins unpaid on properties in the Rural Municipality of Canora Saskatchewan will be sold by the Secretary Treasurer on the th day of ek in the for. Details published in the Carte and available at the Secretary’s office during business hours excluding sale day. Copy posted in the municipality. William Sh Secretary-Treasurer. 22-4.
In the Surrogate Court of Yorkton Saskatchewan notice is given to creditors of Bemird Kushnir late of Hampton Saskatchewan deceased. Claims must be filed by December 20 1912 at the Union Bank office Winnipeg Manitoba with proofs of claim.
Under the Canora Women's Patriotic Club, a dance will be held at Hotel Canora on Friday October 1 from nine to twelve Welock's sharp. Admission is 50c for gentlemen and 25c for ladies, with proceeds aiding a charitable cause.
President Chamberlain of the Grand Trunk Railway predicts a western crop of 275 million bushels with a huge oat yield but warns many farmers risk loss by failing to stack properly. He notes Saskatchewan threshing is minimal and weather may ruin a large portion of the grain if not stored, risking dollars due to procrastination and poor planning.
A local store promotes a kitchen cabinet giveaway to boost cash purchases at the home goods department. The scheme aims to attract customers by offering free cabinets with on site purchases and immediate discounts.
A massive blast last Thursday at First Avenue West wrecked the Hoosier High Pressure water tank, shattering parts of the building and scattering bricks. No injuries occurred as bystanders and vehicles were nearby, while the tank and system are deemed a total loss.
A Canora Orchestra member writes to the Canora Advertiser asking for space to respond to a libel claim published on September 30th 115. The letter seeks to clarify alleged patriotic sentiments and defend the orchestra against libel by a busybody.
Regular meeting of the Town Council in September 1914, led by Mayor Korbin, approves By Law No. 134 setting the 1915 tax rate at 20 mills on the dollar with allocations to Sewer 5, Water 3, Debentures 4, General 5. Council member Rowntree opposes. Payment approvals for various contracts and services are endorsed, and the session adjourns to Thursday evening.
A new mixed train service starts August 4 on the C N R from Yorkton to Preeceville via Wroxton and Canora with northbound runs on Tue Thu Sat and southbound on Mon Wed Mon. Kam mekami Canora mixed service ends. Stations on the Canora line include Amsterdam Tadmore Hassan Sturgis Treesville. Passengers to Atenen lel Norquay Benito Enville or Swan River must change at Si for connection with the Bil Brews.
Preliminary estimates place Western wheat production at 215 772 200 bushels this year. Analysts note strong yields across major farming regions and expect continued gains into the next quarter.
Canora Saskatchewan on Sunday September 19 a birth is recorded to Mr and Mrs BJ Mar son for Dowell Seek. Wille James is the registrar reference for the event.
The item notes a bakery named Comore Bekery with tasks by Me Ranke and EW. Details are fragmentary but indicate a work assignment or request related to the bakery.
A brief notice to subscribers explains the paper label shows paid date and asks readers to mail the due amount promptly to avoid extra postage costs. It emphasizes the reminder comes with the weekly Advertiser and urges timely payment.
General news from Canora Manitoba area lists visitors and residents moving homes and trips through town. Included are Roy and Hazel Brownridge arrival, Gordon Burker vacation plans in North Dakota, Miss Hazel Pollock's hospital discharge, and several Winnipeg Toronto visitors. Also reports on church meeting, transport to Kamsack and Verigin, and a local altercation involving reporter Stephenson.
The Third Annual Convention of the Canora District Teachers met in Kaweack, with welcomes from Mayor Tran and J. W. Wel nan. An evening program at Star Theatre featured music by Miss Bob and Miss Twiss, choruses by Kamsack School children, and remarks by Mr. Bates and others. Attendees heard talks on science and education as a community link, stressing co operation across school activities.
Wet weather kept the Canora crowd away from a planned Friday concert by Bandmaster Ringer. The audience that did attend enjoyed a high quality programme with many encores and strong appreciation, while organizers thank supporters and attendees for braving the rain.
Early Sunday evening a CLV freight laden with wheat wrecked at Mikado when a wheel broke. Nine cars were derailed and badly smashed, causing about $20,000 in losses and tying up east and west rail traffic for roughly twenty hours.
A roundup of residents and visitors in Canora and area. Notes on Kris Light from Union Bank visiting Yorkton, Jake Klump en route home, R. McLeod moving to Melfort, teachers returning from Kamaack, and local roads deteriorated by unseasonable weather. Wheat yields average 25 bushels per acre for J. I. Rees, and town repairs progress. New restaurant opening by Tom Yee in Canora Hotel, N. RR agency change to Roy Brownride, and Tarimorm station on the north line. Mention of the Canora Board of Trade meeting and G T P line extension plans to Le Pas.
The Churches RS RGSS extend a hearty invitation to all who can attend our Services. Vicar Nev. 8. P. Meade School 2.20 p.m. Mikado Service and Sermon at 3 p.m. Evensong and Sermon TAO p.m.
An 11 oclock Sunday school notice invites strangers to attend Presbyterian services at Cannes. The short item stresses welcome to newcomers and participation in the worship gathering.
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