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Newspaper
Davidson Leader
Location
Davidson, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
4
Oddly garbled pricing text lists publication schedules and rate card terms for advertising. It mentions Thursday morning issues, printing office names, and rates for commercial display and legal notices, with per line and per inch prices and contract lengths.
Barrie resigns from control of the town telephone exchange after years of involvement. The agency’s office has been leased to a new department, ending Barrie’s direct management of the exchange.
Crandall assumed control of the Moose Jaw exchange Friday. The change shifts connections to Davidson and from Creth and Hanley. Mrs Kirshaw, who previously served customers, is no longer in charge. she has offered services at Grenfell Sask.
A farmer at the depot receives a box from a mail order house and is advised by a rival merchant that he could have bought the goods cheaper from the mail order source. The farmer expresses surprise having not seen any such ads in the local paper for years. The exchange hints at competitive advertising tactics and consumer awareness.
An OCR fragment notes a house called She 1 Lamm located about eight miles north of a reference point.
This fragmented read recalls a workout or athletic event with multiple sets and heavy effort. It mentions numerous participants and a focus on fitness or training routines without clear names or outcomes.
The Kane family living on their farm was woke by a blaze that destroyed the kitchen and farmhouse, fed by a growing blaze that left the house and barn destroyed. Neighbors saved nearby buildings, with estimated losses around 20 dollars and insurance on the house.
Local editors publish a partial permit note after misreading an agency order. Officials say the error affects scheduling and requests clarification from the readers.
The readable text provides scattered numbers and letters with no clear event, participants, or outcome. No identifiable names, teams, dates, or venues are discernible.
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