19 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
Davidson Leader
Location
Davidson, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 19, 1914
Page
1
The board approves public ward at 60 cents daily and private wards at 2 dollars per day with a one week advance deposit for private patients. Out of town patients pay a daily charge and a weekly advance thereafter. Visiting hours and discharge seating options are defined and purchases by Mowers Mec Mere and Keeling are confirmed.
The Leader announces shifting weekly publication from Thursday evenings to Thursday mornings to ensure timely delivery. Readers are urged to submit news items earlier or call them in by 8 o clock to help staff meet the press deadline.
School notes Grade VI students listed with marks from 195 to 519 and totals near 400 expectations. Grade VII pupils show varied scores including Lillian Donald Zits and Emmet Griggs with mid 200s. Clark Rowe listed as 55 and Gertie Smith with 6. teacher cautions no more chars into Primary Class until after Vast Tee Backes team return game with Craik boys Saturday.
The article describes a bonspiel with strong gifts and medals donated by clubs and sponsors. It notes members deposit two dollars with the secretary before playing and lists several participants and teams, with encouragement of further donations and engraved prizes. The tone reflects a lively curling event with community support and upcoming competitions.
The text describes long running changes in local commerce as two business houses transfer ownership. It notes expected returns of managers and personnel shifts, with emphasis on farm trade, meat markets, and shipping activity affecting residents and farmers nearby.
A new edition prepared by the Interior Department at Oftens offers a map rich compilation. It traces the locations of Canadian Chartered banks across Western Canada with head office locales. The book promises up to date bank branch details and cartographic features.
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