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Newspaper
Davidson Leader
Location
Davidson, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 26, 1914
Page
1
Dr Hart argues tuberculosis can be managed with fresh air sunlight and diet, claiming a cure is possible. He endorses Saskatchewan climate as effective, even at 30 below, and features lantern slides to aid lectures amid public interest.
The Bonspiel begins Monday morning with eight events and a series of competitions across multiple venues. Ladies and pointe events start Friday with daily draws planned and prize panels funded by sponsors and contributors.
The event featured visiting officers and prominent masons from Minneapolis and nearby cities. Attendees included Hf Skutle Memnepin and Willem Mehwon Lenige among others, with an orchestra, banquet courses, and toasts describing local lodge activities.
Fragmented OCR summary mentions a meeting of local car owners and operators seeking organization and rate details. Delegates from various towns and provinces discuss opening a motor club with charitable outings and driver employment plans. Contacts for rules and applications are referenced through Fort Cortona Regime.
A blaze Sunday destroyed a house and its contents belonging to M C Green, the grocer in town, while Green was away in the States. Joe Rezak oversaw the property during the fire. Horak tended chores, but no salvage was possible. A few belongings of Welldinger and Werk's items survived.
A group of readers thanks Dr Craig and the General Hospital for successful surgery and care. They commend the nursing staff and urge others in need of medical treatment to seek care at Davidson Hospital.
The Grain Growers reports growing membership and discusses beef ring measures as a key issue. HM Ketcheson presented the conservation report and delegates showed strong support. A major item was improving operations and enacting further law. The meeting occurred during late March.
The text lists church services for several denominations on a Sunday in March 1954. It notes Sunday School times, morning worship, and evening services with pastors P. Fisher and Rev. T. Bray. Lent notices indicate special offerings during the period.
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