Regular Meeting of Hespita Board Discusses Hospital Finances
A regular Hespita Board meeting notes ten patient admissions seven deaths and one infant born. Discussion covers unpaid Panton fees health officer attendance at meetings and a 100 grant request from Town and Rural Councils. Quotes list several small expenses including water tank prices and hardware purchases totaling a few dozen dollars.
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Hespita! Board
Rhmore
Mesere Gideen
Saepen
McGregor
Miss Husl
Way
Arm River
Hutcheon
Sampson
Mesers East
Easter
Sampoon
Lew Sam
Bigg Bros
H. Willner
Pioneer Hardware Co
J. HH. Grigge
D. Garvin
W.C. Barrie
J. Det Sell
PF. F. Cawsey
Craik Curlers Take Four Of Six In Davidson Double Headers
Craik curlers arrived from Craik to meet six Davidson rinks in double headers yesterday. Of the six games four went to Craik as nearly all matches were close. Judges noted soft ice and poor roof drive, but curling remained competitive.
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Craik
Davidson
Money orders cannot be cashed at local post office
The Davidean post office refuses to cash money orders alleging no incoming funds to support cashing. Postmaster Barton cites no money in the till as the reason, while other offices continue to issue and cash money orders. Residents seek a clear explanation for the hold-up.
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Bar
Barton
Death Claims Citizen John Bell at age 42
John Bell aged forty two years and five months died Sunday after a lingering illness labeled progressive pernicious anemia. He had recently moved from Arronsthout to Davidson and worked as an agent for Abe International Harvester Co. His funeral was held at the Methodist Church with Orange Lodge members in charge. he leaves a father, a mother, two brothers Edward and Robert, another brother James, four sisters, and a sister Tremaine family. The body was shipped to Duntroon Ontario for burial.
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Liz
Davidson
Abe
Ontario
Carlstadt
Alte
Davideon
Edward
Robert Bell
James
Tremaine
Edward Ball
Duntroon
Ont
Collingwood
Orange Lodge
M. A Regge
Regular Meeting of Arm River Council Text Errors
The Arm River Council held a regular meeting with members Hockmere Cran cilhors Eigie Me Nate Reaver Sempem Storey Thengaon. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted. A weed inspector plan was discussed and agreed, with each council report weeds or lands to the secretary for action. The wind line road through Type 26 27 would share opening costs. survey priced at 875.00 with work to begin as soon as required.
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Sampson
Men Hold Banquet in Methodist Church
Ninety one men gathered Monday night in the basement of the Methodist Church at Davideow for a banquet. Ladies had prepared a substantial meal with fruit and desserts, followed by speeches honoring the church and community, with tributes to Rev. T. Bray and remarks on the war effort.
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Methodist Church
Davideow
F. Easter
Roy Popplewell
Wo Dymock
Andy Roswell
Geo. Hardy
Jame
T. Bray
A. B. McGregor
Our
F.C. Whitelock
A James
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W. J. Robinson
Coluan
Stevens
Davee
Avenuers
Searly
C. W. Ketcheses
Arthur Jas Koberteen
Argentina
Swath
America
Rat
Cmt
Wawanka
Canmla Wa
Treynue
Adjuning Town Hall
the Pioneer Hardware Co., Ltd
Washington Street
Davidson, Sask
the Bank
orEu
Poomniece
H. C. Arnold
Arthur Jas. Robertson
Notary Public
J. Rrobinson
P.A. Box Mi Davidson
SASK
Fr. C. Whitelock
I. G. Craig
A.D
C.A
Ottawa
Hee
Stewe Sleole
Chicago
Mayo's
Murphy's
Osechner's
Harrie Block
W. Routledge
Great West Permanent Zone
Compan Heron and Erie Loan Company
O'Fiven
Mock Keilwar
Aye Notary Pallie Davidson Sask
Popplewell
J. F. Cameron
Aed Solicitor
McCaurey, Nectenne & Hutchinson
Seshatoee
Dee
DR. F. & T. Sutchison Corrice Bours‘ Miaom
Victoria
Davibsod
M. A. Munroe
Craik Curlers
John Bell
ARM River Council
Our Church
Geo. Jose
Rev. T. Bray
J. E. Remesy- Ml
Bhillington
Sosa
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