Landis notice rates and subscription terms listed
The Landis records detail advertising rates 12 cents per line for the first insertion and 8 cents per line thereafter, transient ads 0 cents for the first insertion and 25 cents for each subsequent one, with display rates available on request. Accounts due last day of month, cheques payable at par. Subscriptions listed at $100 yearly prepaid or $150 if not prepaid.
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Landis
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Bennett
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Landis Record Seeks Rural Support and News
The Landis Record announces its birth and asks farmers to back the venture with goodwill cooperation. It pledges to publish rural council proceedings school reports local district news and early items to inform a growing community. The paper invites public political discussion under contributor signatures.
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Landis
Sharing the Patriotic Fund debate in Saskatchewan
The Calgary Herald reports a Saskatchewan debate on whether wives running farm operations in husbands’ absence should receive Patriotic Fund aid. The fund is for dependents of soldiers, with aid given if the wife cannot support herself. if she can, aid should be denied.
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Saskatchewan
Calgary Herald
Teachers in Khaki List Grows to 118
The Registrar in the Department of Education released an additional roster of teachers who have enlisted for active service. The updated list adds 16 names, bringing the total number of teachers in khaki to 118.
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Department of Education
Thaw Divorce Granted in Pittsburgh Breaks With Nesbitt Thaw
In Pittsburgh a decree of divorce was granted to Harry K. Thaw from Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw by Judge Cohen on the recommendation of Attorney W. B. Thomas. The suit, filed weeks earlier on grounds of infidelity, faced virtually no defense.
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Pittsburgh
Harry K. Thaw
Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw
Cohen
W. 8. Thomas
Mrs Bingham Heads North for Zealandia Visit
Mrs Bingham departed Saturday for a two week visit to Zealandia, traveling with accompanying arrangements and planned engagements during the visit.
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Mra Bingham
Zealandia
Canadian Stand at Ypres Remains a British Heroic Tale
Sir Max Aitken lauds the Canadian stand at Ypres as a defining moment in World War I. He notes the formation's rough, raw volunteers grew into disciplined combatants fighting beside elite units, earning a place in military history and in the memories of Anglo Saxon fathers.
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Sir Max Aitken
Ypres
Max Aitken
Hi Book
Canada
Flanders
Arga
James McDonnel
Guards
Hengoumont
Foy
Army Corps of
Reille
Sterfd
Fragmentary War News Fragment
Incomplete OCR reads about conflict events with scattered names and places. The garbled text mentions Amer and Pr Lanein and a local vicinity note amid wartime references. Hard to extract clear facts or dates.
Beresford Teapot Incident at Royal Tea Party
London April 21 Admiral Lord Charles Beresford became the butt of chaff after a Buckingham Palace tea party for wounded soldiers. While pouring tea for an invalid Jackie he sprang to salute as the King and Queen entered, spilling hot tea down his trousers, drawing laughter from the Jackies.
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London
Lord Charles Beresford
Buckingham Palace
Lord Charles
Lord Beresford
Jackie
Charles
Belgians Need Instant Relief
A commission for relief in Belgium official warns that seven million Belgians survive on aid and warns Canada and America must sustain ongoing shipments. He cautions against letting enthusiasm fade and urges a new wave of support to prevent famine.
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Belgium
Commission For Relief In
Canada
America
Local visitors report week in Saskatoon
Mr. E. E. Bent traveled to Saskatoon Monday on business. Mr. HL Clay returned from a trip to Saskatoon on Tuesday.
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E. E. Bent
Saskatoon
Mr. HL
Clay
Defiant Cardinal Likens German Rule to Obedience and Resistance
A 19th century exchange portrays Cardinal Mercier using courteous language that implies defiance toward General von Bissing. The letter’s restrained politeness and sharp innuendo provoke irritation in the German commander and hint at broader Belgian resistance to new authority.
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Cardinal Mercier
General von Bissing
von Bissing
Belgium
Donkey head prank on Pat and two Englishmen
A cartoonish prank unfolds as two English men joke with Pat by painting a donkey’s head on his coat. Pat, from Essiven, wears the coat and a clash of faces follows, ending with a quip about someone wiping faces or coats.
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Pat
Essiven
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