Things That Might Have Happened In Town Notes
Short week with items from Landis and area. Mr R K Butler bought a new automobile. Mrs Charles Edwards received a box of chow lates for her Saskatoon return. Main street quagmire filled and road repaired. Council tackled loss of horse buggy cow in mud. Masons imported a new Goat for initiations. old Goat ridden to death. Mr P Devaney installed a grand piano to match hall chairs. Editor notes payment for items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edwards
Saskatoon
Landis
Masons
Municipal vs Company Hail Insurance Debate in Saskatchewan
A Saskatchewan Provincial Legislature amendment allows rural municipalities to offer an extra five dollars per acre of hail insurance for farmers, with municipal treasurers acting as agents earning commissions. The piece cautions farmers about municipal insurance risks, notes past company failures in Alberta and the North-West, and urges comparison with established private insurers under government supervision.
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
Superintendent of Insurance
Cease
Red Cross Seeks Donations and Knitting Support
The Red Cross requests time money or materials for wartime aid. A large supply of wool yarn is on hand and volunteers may knit for front line troops. Materials available from President Mrs P A de Roche. Report any harmful remarks to Head Office for investigation.
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P. A. de Roche
Red Cross
Unscrutinized Protections Put Forward by Saskatchewan Farmer
fragmentary text references Jen on Sea against company rance and advertisements guaranteed by lands deposited with the Provincial Government. It mentions assets and Saskatchewan Farmer, implying a dispute over security or land guarantees tied to a company banner.
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Saskatchewan
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Swift's Premium
Landis Meat Market
Reoreg Zeoreraress
Henry Veale Traynor, Sask
Canada Hail Insurance Company
Lucas Bros
Carstairs
Alta
R. B. Nunn
Monarch Lumber Co’y
R. K. Butler
E. E. Bent
Red
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