30 Sep 1915
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Newspaper
Davidson Leader
Location
Davidson, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
1
Creameries run by the Dairy Branch of Agriculture in Regina show a strong rise in this year’s output with farmers urged to feed cows well this fall and winter. Grain abundance and low prices are expected to boost production and profits for next year.
Allied forces advance along the western front claiming about 20 miles of trench gains amid heavy shelling and riverine bombardments. German losses include thousands of prisoners and over 70 field guns, while naval fire from French and British ships supports the breakthrough near Zeebrugge and Nieuport.
The Japanese tea event at Mrs H G Craig’s home featured visitors in kimono costumes serving tea and cake from 1 to 4 and 7 to 10, with Japanese decor, music by Mrs Stephen son and others. Proceeds from the annual tea are expected to net about 14 dollars.
Mrs Tryon, a cook on Fred Kiesow's threshing crew, fell and broke her hip on September 10 while threshing on Andrew Bekkan's farm. She was treated at Regina Hospital and is expected to be immobile for about a week or more, with friends wishing her a speedy recovery.
Only four bidders attended the Willner Rural Municipality 254 sale in the co united, as 60 parcels were advertised with 221 listed in the Saskatchewan Gazette. Purchasers included A J Roteren, Fred Roots, and Walter Santere, while about 100 parcels retained taxes after the sale.
A meeting with Mr Willoughby, Director of Public Accommodation, discussed a grant of 511 to ensure a public hotel opens within three months. The sum, allocated via council, covers works and rest room enhancements while authorities monitor compliance with hotel requirements.
Willner council members attend the monthly meeting where Girwin villagers request a 2 percent grant for a town hall. Debates focus on precedent and locality needs with several members opposing while Lyke delays the decision for a future session.
Combines report delays of five days in threshing due to rain and poor fields. Farmers struggled to move grain with few wagons and limited storage as shipments and deliveries surveyed by local elevator managers. Names and specific figures indicate grain tonnages, shipping carloads, and grades of wheat shipped.
A damaged power house light and a cracked pipe caused by alkali corrosion disrupted water supply. The vapor compartment led to a blackout risk as a cover failed and a tower defect threatened further leakage. A hole could form from decayed components near the meter.
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