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Newspaper
Davidson Leader
Location
Davidson, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
3
Harold F Garrett appears in The Davidson Leader, PHERSDAY October 2. The partial notice lists Garrett in a local item, reflecting a community publication detail.
An urging call to enlist stresses urgent need as Allied forces defend Europe. The King's message appeals to citizens to organize, support the war effort, and back the Patriotic Fund through public meetings and speeches across regions.
The Students Literary Society held a Friday meeting where the Honorary President suggested future regular attendance. An invitation was extended to join the committee and a joint meeting with reorganization planned. A musical program and elections followed, with several members named and noted.
The article discusses advertising columns in The Tees Teen Echee and a claimed remedy for a business dispute. It mentions merchants seeking a solution and references a printer's ink, implying promotional copy or a public notice within the column. The tone mirrors a historical newspaper style.
Readable items note town meetings and arrivals in Davidson area. Mentions private Greting Cares and Lance units, railroad and grain trade, threshing progress, and community notices. Mentions Peterson, Cameron, Postmaster Whitelock and local business shifts amid 1915- event context.
A dated notice urges dairy farmers to apply to the Manager of government creameries for profit from new churning cream prices and volume guidance. It specifies payments every two weeks and references dates in 1015.
Garbled text appears to describe a local scene with names and numbers, but specifics are obscured. The fragment mentions people, times, and events in a noisy stream of characters, offering little coherent factual content.
A fragmentary account lists prominent Mexican figures and American observers, including writers like the Boriguee and Lule Teorne, with mentions of Huerta era politics and figures such as Gumerciods Curtaeet. Names span Limantou and New York, noting cultural exchange and social presence amid political turmoil.
Classified notice from Fonthill Nurene in Toronto Ontario seeking a “slehh mam” to do work for the 1915 1916 season. Mentions exclusive power handsomely paid outfit and commissions offered. Contact details appear in the torn ad copy for terms and railway stations.
Sunday worship at Varconnae Presbytery and Mindworth parish with evening classes. An Anglican harvest thanksgiving service will be held at Mindworth on Monday November 1 All Saints Day. Priest In Charge Tatham notes the schedule.
The Nomemakers Club led a Saskatoon university organizer to establish a provincial homemakers group. The club's rapid progress is seen in donated supplies including 300 bandages, 55 hospital shirts, and a stock of socks as meetings continued. A February address praised the club’s open approach and its impact on women’s civic participation.
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