05 Sep 1918
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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
1
Patricia Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star meets in Landis Town Hall on the third Wednesday each month at 8 p.m. Miss Marjory McKenzie serves as secretary.
Landis residents note a Chautauqua Festival scheduled for October 10 11 and 12 with details shared across wall calendar. Community activity includes school reopens after holidays and local updates from Saskatoon to Regina while weather brings frost and rain impacting crops.
The Landis Chautauqua festival, delayed from July or August, now runs October 10 11 and 12 with afternoon and evening shows. Est. speakers include Dr Frederic Poole English born, famed for China work, touring Canada for first time. Poole opens the program October 10 at Landis.
A reflective poem argues that peace must bring universal rights and justice, not a return to old hierarchies. It envisions a dawning era where all stand equal, the poor and rich share in life, and rulers heed the handwriting of history to prevent renewed revolution. The piece urges memory of sacrifice to empower future living.
Born on Aug 31 to Mr and Mrs Frank Schuller a daughter south of Landis. The May telephone directory is received. Miss Christine Bock replaces Miss Reese as Palo school teacher. D Blain visits. hospital status updated. A derailed car near Landis delays eastbound train. War guidance urges sugar saving. Lnoternational Harvester shows stocker at R W Caswell farm near Saskatoon. Sir John Willison address on reconstruction shared for reader perusal.
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