20 May 1915
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Newspaper
Davidson Leader
Location
Davidson, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
1
A question arises about whether the finder, recipient, or purchaser of a 16 Waltham movement watch in a golf case with initials HA on the core contacted HH, Arnold, Jeweler, Davideow, or Monk. The note references case file 47-3 DP and involves possible communication among named parties.
The third annual teachers institute at Devidesy drew 75 registered instructors, up from 52 last year, with Inspector Huff leading a wide inspection region from Long Lake to Saskatoon. Regina Normal School's Snell and Prof Bates spoke at the opening, underscoring education gains and the need for an integrated curriculum balancing physical training culture science and utility for child development.
The Department of Agriculture notes heavy rain improving crop prospects across the region. A quarterly board meeting reports pension fund, debt relief, and anticipated charitable contributions. Daviden church reduced indebtdness but seeks 200 to meet obligations. District meetings set for May 27, with delegates elected for upcoming conferences.
The Homemakers gathering on Thursday the nineteenth drew a much larger crowd than usual in the town hall, nearly filling the venue. Mire Ketcheson introduced Mise Hungden with a talk on the dangers faced by young girls and how to counter them, as Dr Seymour was absent. Dir Hutchison spoke on disease transmission and prevention through cleanliness, followed by a musical program with Mre Arnold, Mee Cree, Mre Phillington, Mre Huiche, and Mies Mrott performing.
At a Monday night gathering in the town hall the debate on neutrality drew strong arguments. Cameron and F J W Cowte supported the affirmative while Thee MrDonald and Rew Thee Bray condemned U S neutrality actions. Chair O Hutcheon opened questions as 22 voiced for affirmative and 15 for negative. About half the audience abstained, reflecting mixed interest in the topic.
Public notice from Rural Municipality Akm River fo announces road closures and water works. It states dates and procedures for bids and offers, with references to committee actions and official meters and charges.
Weather permitting the Davideon Lawn Tennis Club will hold a local tournament next week likely starting Tuesday afternoon. The committee plans an open event with even handicaps and invites new players to enter. current members listed include W L Hornsby T Shearer W Dymock H F Garrett and Geo Cum.
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