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Tisdale Recorder

Location

Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Aug 04, 1916

Page

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Will Publish Authorised Road Work

The Saskatchewan Board of Highway Commissioners directs that the Public Service Monthly publish a regular list of bridge and road construction works authorized. Beginning with the July issue, the monthly will carry the total authorised works and any added sums needed to complete projects, with amounts shown for each case. The Public Service Monthly will be mailed post free on request to the Government Printer.

Saskatchewan Board of Highway Commissioners Public Service Monthly

French Reservist Returns with D C V and Medals

Louis Viellars of Ludson Bay Junction, a French reservist with 21 months of active warfare, returns to Tisdale on leave. He was wounded before Verdun and wears two medals the Distinguished Conduct Medal and a service medal. He was twice mentioned in dispatches and served with the Alpine Chasseurs before Canada called him home. He plans a quiet life after the war.

Louis Viellars Ludson Bay Junction Tisdale Viellars Verdun Canada Alpine Chasseurs

Peter Campbell Given Notice to Vacate Premises

The resident Peter Campbell, living in the house bought by Thomas R. Last from W G Delong, has received notice to vacate by month’s end. The article notes a mysterious motive and mentions today marks the nation’s second war anniversary with Melfort hosting a Patriotic Picnic celebration.

Peter Campbell Thomas R. Last W.G. Delong Melfort

Famine Strangles Paris in 1871 Siege and Blockade

Paris endured a 133 day siege by German forces cutting off supplies. Two million residents faced extreme scarcity as meat prices soared and eggs, milk, and cabbage vanished from markets. Pigeons, sparrows, owls, and even zoo animals fed the starving populace.

Paris Europe H. M. Hozier Captain Hozier Paris Zoo

Look After the Live Stock

Look after the live stock at no other time in Canada has livestock industry been so important and prices so high. Farmers should raise and conserve all feed economically used in rearing feeding and finishing livestock for market. A careful study of markets feeds and labor will yield profit. Busy season reminders follow.

Canada

Red Cross July Donations and Small Gifts Summary

The July donations to the Red Cross treasurer include proceeds from tag and flag sales on sports day totaling 8154.85. Additional contributions come from Forester recruiting meeting 9.05 David Yuill 47.00 and Win. A. Dewpsey 10.00. Miscellaneous gifts include Nipawin Sunday School Picnics 0.00 A Friend Preston 3.80 A Friend Nipawin 5100.

Forester David Yuill A. Dewpsey Nipawin Preston

Personal Effects Treasured by Reed Family

The parents Mr and Mrs F M Reed of Tissale received the late Private R R Reed s personal effects from France. Among items were rubber boots shaving kit and toilet set with many photographs and his briar pipe carved Canada on the top. The family treasures these keepsakes as memories of their hero son.

F. M. Reed Tissale R. R. Reed France Canada

Local boys of 148th battalion visit Tisdale for leave

Several local youths in the 148th battalion raised here on short leave visit Tisdale. The unit of about 34 009 men in camp shines in sham battles and shooting tests with only two failings. The Silver Stream Fair drew large crowds despite bad roads with a profitable Red Cross drive and prize winners to be reported next week. Roger Towns takes a two week Moose Jaw vacation while Edna Baldwin visits from Mistawasis.

Tisdale Silver Stream Fair Silver Stream

Local Briefs Highlight Visits, Moves, and Harvest News

Miss Viola Bray visits friends at Prince Albert while W A Simpson joins the Prince Albert Fire Department. Bailey buys Main Street property and plans building. Wheat at No 4 Northern holds at 1.03, up 13 cents from last week. Annie Shave undergoes a teeth operation at Prince Albert Hospital. Miss Z I Goren returns to Golburn Valley school after vacation in Melfort. W E Moore returns from Winnipeg visit. Church services and war anniversary topics noted. TD Wiseman on 10 day leave. George McMurdo sells binder twine. R Towns returned from Manitoba. School term begins August 5. haying and crops praised. Mrs Ethel Smith to Battleford asylum for treatment. North district men head to Saskatoon for harvest. wages high. Saskatoon visit by Tisdale residents for fair attendance.

Prince Albert Fair Adds Horse Racing Glory And Education

The Prince Albert Fair showcases a record horse racing purse on Friday and Saturday with top Western Canada competitors. Enhanced prize money boosts livestock and children’s classes, amateur divisions welcome local exhibitors, plus forestry poultry and experimental farm exhibits. Rail and group admission discounts aim to boost rural school attendance.

Miss Gladys Nelson Begins Teaching at Salopian School

Miss Gladys Nelson started teaching at Salopian School last Wednesday. Reuben Stickley the Ravine Bank mail carrier faced two stalled horses on the highway north of town last week and now objects to harrying the mail beyond Anto Road. Corrections are needed this week to birth notices for Ravine Bank and other unclear names. Canada’s shell output is claimed to be below expected levels while recruiters and munition workers faced ongoing struggles.

Gladys Nelson Salopian School Reuben Stickley Ravine Bank Anto Road Canada

Arkell Moonlit Birth Honors July Daughter

Born to Mr and Mrs Chas Arkell a daughter arrived in July at their home. The family forthcoming name and celebrations are expected in the local community.

Also Mentioned on This Page

D.C.V Red Silver Stream Red Cross Society G. B. Hassett Mr. Hassett Roger Towns Moose Jaw Edna Baldwin Mistauim Viola Bray Prince Albert W. A. Simpson The Constable Norkie Annie Shave Prince Albert Hospital Bailey Main Street Alexander's Golburn Valley Presbyterian Church TD Wiseman 188Th George McMurdo R. Towns Points Manitoba Ethel Smith New Osgoode Don Yorke North Country Saskatoon MacKay R. Proud G. J. Lacroix Bruce Ray Prince Albert Fair Poultry Division Livestock Branch Department of Agriculture
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