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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 16, 1914
Page
1
An advertisement touts expert auction services by Neil B. S., claiming the best sale ever with ample auction salesmen in the West. It urges choosing an agent and sales clerk including W.K. Robertson, J. R. Long, in Tisdale for profitable results.
A curator presents odd ad snippets and comic wordplay including a double doors man a horse handler who speaks German a sewing job for a Brown and Smith store second floor and a dog sought by a boy with pointed ears Circumstances alter ages in ads and a Topeka boy describes ages across home railways street cars in a jokey exchange
Notice from Arthur McConnell invites tenders for ten cords of two foot wood five cords dry five cords wreen for Hanover shop with delivery by March 1 1914. Tenders received up to and including January List 1914 must be marked Tenders for wood.
Tisdale defeated Melfort 9 to 4 on Tuesday as Melfort Junior Hockey visits. Standout players for Tisdale included M Welch, C Markle, and C McNal delivering strong performances in a fast paced match.
The Curling Club begins play this week at the rink as teams are announced. Rinks for the season list skips including Roy Jackson, A. McEwen, J. Pierce, P. Campbell, J. Homer, and G. McArthur, with players such as W. L. Roberson, C. J. Lutes, S. P. Grant, Rev. Ridley, Morrow, Sullivan, Dempsey, Flannigan, Buckle, Larson, McKay, Eastman, Jensen, Lacroix, Ladouceur, Lindsay, Readman, and others set to compete.
Warning issued under By Law No 18 directs all animal carcasses filth rubbish manure refuse and offal to be drawn to and deposited on the Village Nuisance Ground. Failure to comply will invite action per the bylaw. John Williams witnessed the notice.
Mr Jotn Furber of Goldburn and his family faced a devastating Sunday night fire that destroyed their home while they were away. They returned to find the blaze largely out of control, with only the house burned and other buildings spared. insurance partly covers the loss.
The Rural Municipality held its final meeting at Forester on Monday December 15 with Reeve H McPhail and Councillors Harley Praise Edis Farmer and McIntyre present. Protests on school district grants were noted but the council affirmed approval while keeping avenues for appeal. A highway bridge location issue was discussed with protests from the Highway Commissioner. W D Foster reported a year of work and the council denied unwritten weed complaints. The council granted $50 to the hall under construction.
The Eldersley Rural Municipality council met December 4 1913 in Orange Hall with all councillors present. They read adopted last meeting minutes, discussed rent for trails, approved or refused charges, and approved finances including $8000 from cash deficit settlement and next meeting set for December 30 1913 at 10 PM.
During January this village will prepare a tax enforcement return listing all persons who owe taxes up to December 1913. The district court judge will then require payment of all arrears costs and penalties to stop the action.
Rail safety debate grows after a string of wrecks raises questions about steel cars and track strength. James O Fagan argues tracks may be undersized for heavier steel trains, urging the commerce commission to study railroad readiness to handle added weight and prevent further disasters.
The passage features a boisterous speaker urging confidence in Beecham's Pills with boastful claims. It mixes marketing bravado with travel and exploration themes and hints at regional settings and a camp or frontier ethos. It presents a dialogue tone with exaggerated self-promotion.
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