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Sask devoted to the best interests of Tisdale and the surrounding country as the subscription drive promotes advance payments.
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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 15, 1915
Page
3
Sask devoted to the best interests of Tisdale and the surrounding country as the subscription drive promotes advance payments.
The notice outlines advertising rates for sale wanted lost and legal notices with pricing per insertion and per line, set in 10 point display type. It also states front page restrictions and deadlines for copy changes due by Monday evening to avoid delays to the following week.
A London cable despatch claims 1914 war casualties exceed six million with seven billion dollars spent in five months. Britain, France, Russia, Belgium, Servia, Germany and Austria show large losses and missing, while commerce and industry suffer paralysed ranges. The piece argues German world domination aims will end in time as disillusionment grows.
The Handelsblatt reports that undrilled Landsturm men born 1869 to January 1 1876 have been conscripted by the German Empire under penalty of imprisonment.
Lewis Bown of Prince Albert a Steam Boilers inspector will hold engineer exams at Melfort January 30 Star City February 2 Tisdale February 4 1915 Applicants need proof of experience and bring certificates or references Language support available. Exams start at nine in the morning.
Readers voice annoyance that censorship grip on reporting worsens the war effort. Critics argue official edits tilt coverage, hiding casualties and strategic shortfalls while publishers defend necessary secrecy. Public sentiment grows for transparency and accountability.
Fatigue duty ends for Canadian troops at Salisbury. They are ordered to France for sterner duties and further combat readiness.
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