13 Aug 1914
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Newspaper
Davidson Leader
Location
Davidson, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 13, 1914
Page
1
Voters face a tight contest as Panter and Weber clash in a heated local race. Key figures Daviteom and Kaperunewred Head outlined campaign aims and policy contrasts amid rising turnout expectations.
Davidson council meeting discusses tax rate by law, election vacancy, and funding for repairs. Fire engine fixes and power plant test results are reviewed. Officials blame improper installation for a transformer incident, with costs estimated and repairs planned.
Report notes widespread wheat cutting activity in the Dawe district. Farmers discuss delays and concerns about labor and equipment shortages. Some parcels show signs of partial harvest while others await approval or government guidance.
Dymock’s goalkeeping heroics keep Craik in the lead late as Crayk’s defense stalls a late charge. The Hill team presses but the stalwart keeper stops shots from all angles, earning Craik a hard fought victory by sealing the win with crucial saves.
Consulting Engineer Murphy warns of widespread electrical wiring errors in Moun Jaw as winter nears. Keeling criticizes mayoral interference with cemetery funds, sparking a heated clash among the mayor, councilors, and a local municipality grant overseen by non-council figures.
Confusing dispatches describe no major battle yet as forces clash and patrols report naval actions. Reports note German destroyer engagements, mine laying by a Koenigsegg ship, British destroyers aiding downed crews, and varied Allied responses amid rising war funding and political moves.
Seven candidates wrote Third Class Part II exams and earned praise for teacher and scholars. Principal Anderson oversaw Abis clam. Winners for Full Third Class Honors were two students named Willie Dubs Ralph Curtin Mary King Wilma Addie Mary Eleane Hilliard John Me Donald.
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