What Should be Done by the People of Davidson to Help Win the War
Homemakers Club meeting in Davidson town hall featured a contest on wartime suggestions led by Mrs Cawsey and Mrs Lick. Speakers praised women's wartime labor in the Old Country and discussed conserving food while supporting soldiers. A concert and a $31.20 collection funded Christmas care packages for local boys at the front, with emphasis on manpower money and food production to win the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Homemakers Club
F. L. Cawsey
Lee Corps
Scott Mcleod
McLeod
Frante
Canada
Jame Myrick
Misses Jeau
Claire Scott
Mitel Marguerite Lick
Gertrude Wright
Mre
Arnold
Mr. Florence
Canery
Dom
Astler
Kohls School Pupils Donate Potatoes Proceeds
Pupils at Kohls School contribute five dollars and twenty cents from a garden sale to aid Belgan war orphans. Miss Agatha Brags, teacher at Kohi S.D. No. 1022, received the money and the note is signed by Joseph Collin, member of the B.A. for Sask.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agatha Brags
Kohi S.D. No
Belgan
Bragg
Kohl
Joseph Collin
B.A
Sask
Farm land sale in Saskatchewan parcels changes hands
Dr. T. E. Patterson sells three hundred sixty acres at 840 per acre to Harry McDaniels through Remick Lieyd Co. A. F. Olson of Saskatoon is owner. Gervase Kettlewill had farmed the land and plans winter in town. D. S. Hutcheon previously served on the land. spring will bring new settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gervase Kettlewill
A. F. Olson
Saskatoon
Remick, Lieyd &Co
Harry McDaniels
D. S. Hutcheon
Kettlewill
Purse Presented to W L Hornsby Before Prince George Move
On Tuesday afternoon before his departure for Prince George BC W L Hornsby received a purse of money from local business and professional men. Mayor Hutcheon presented the gift at the town clerk’s office and spoke of Hornsby’s seven years of public service and friendships with Sev idson. Hornsby expressed appreciation and hoped to meet again in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hornsby
Fave Lily
Prince George
B.C
Mr. Hornsby
Hutcbeen
Oumler
Horney
Beppy Meerwrike
Sevidson
Hutcheon
Hornsty
Hoernsby
Take for Planting Save Five Percent Bond Ad
An investment pitch urges purchasing government bonds with a 5 percent annual interest option. Investors can withdraw anytime. if not redeemed, they receive 250 in interest and 500 at maturity. The plan promises increased grain yields, more livestock, and broader national prosperity through Saskatchewan farming growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tran Hell
Saskatchewan
Horse Slain by Suspected Wound In Pasture
Abel McThorneald, once living near town, found a horse in the pasture dying from a wound behind the front leg that resembled a knife thrust. The owner fears no pasture threat and notes the fence was not barbed wire. The horse, valued at 200 dollars, died soon after being covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel McThorneald
Tribunal named to hear exemption claims for conscripts
Davidson tribunal to be presided by Messers Arthur Jes Rotertes and A. B. Metheger. Rotertson previously named by Judge Heenan. Mc Gregor, an early settler and town resident, appointed by government, retired farmer, hospital board member, public school trustee, and father of a son in Egypt’s military forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jes
Rotertes
A. B. Metheger
Rotertson
Heenan
McGregor
Hie
Davideoe
Beving
Putiie School
Miltary Forces
Egypt
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Logan
MR. Thresherman
the Palace Store
W. J. Robinson
the Bank OF
British North America
Benk
F. J. W. Coutts
C. E. Neale
the Pioneer Hardware Co., Ltd
Davidson, Sask
A.J. Robertson
Stanley-Jones Threshing
Henry Willner
J. M. MeJanet
S.E
F. Cameron
M.A
Ll.b. Batmanster
Solictior
Notary Public Hutcheow Bhek
Dhawan
Biadeorth Welneslay
F. S. T. Hutchison
Victoria Street
Sase
M. A. Munroe
A. S. Popplewell
Robinson P.O
FP. C. Whitelork U
A. B. McGregor
Davidson Board of Reemption
Kohls School
Premier Martin
People of
Guty
Cor Valiant Beye
Thie
Ous Province
Letinet Cervice Ts
H.C. Arnold
T. E. Patterson
Great Weet Hotel
Northern
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