Arbourfield Meeting Debates School Language and Attendance
A public Arbourfield gathering on June 30 discussed school system improvements but saw disorder from sympathisers. Resolutions on English-only instruction and penalties for non attendance were carried. proposals on religious teaching were also voted through. A July 8 children’s picnic was announced for the school grounds with lunch and games.
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Ar School
Roberts Head
George Miller
Fred Campbell
G. Miller
Aubrey Miller
Robert Head
Bright Wheat Prospects Lift Local Crop Outlook
Silver Stream reports a promising crop outlook as warm weather advances wheat despite earlier poor conditions. Grain Growers met on June 24 and agricultural fair directors gathered July 16 to plan the event set for August 2. Changes include Mr Jas Vickers moving to Ravine Bank area and multiple farm losses and cattle notes. Melfort fair dates confirmed for August 8 and 9.
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Jas. Vickers
Ravine Bank
Mall's
Wm. Richmond
M. Cloke
Weegmiller
Hal
Metcalfe Sisters Return from Regina After Operation
Mrs Metcalfe and Miss Sidwell Metcalfe have returned from Regina. Miss Metcalfe shows favourable progress after her operation and plans to return to Regina after a few weeks rest.
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Mrs. Metcalfe
Miss Sidwell Metcalfe
Regina
Miss Metcalfe
Local News From Camp Hughes to Ravine Bank District
Lance Corporal Percy Sims Walter Jones and Private Paysley of the 188th at Camp Hughes spend leave in Town. Calder buys livestock for Geo Flannigan as Ravine Bank settlers plan land claims. Thunderstorms, visits to Winnipeg and Toronto, a new bridge, and notices about the Tisdale Agricultural Society loom in a bustling town week.
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Percy Sims
Walter Jones
Private Paysley
188Th
Camp Hughes
Town
James McConachie
Ravine Bank
McConachie
Tisdale
MecConachie
Stumping with Dynamite Demonstration Promised in July
The Canadian Explosives Limited of Montreal markets stumping powders for farm work and will demonstrate dynamite use for stump removal on Wm Kennedy's farm on Thursday July 13 at 2 PM. F H Giroux will present with promises of notable advantages and a free lunch for visitors.
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Canadian Explosives, Limited
Montreal
Wm. Kennedy
F. H. Giroux
Kennedy
Red Cross Acknowledges Large Regional Donation
A letter from the provincial Red Cross Society acknowledges a substantial donation to Regina office. Rev R T Young local secretary receives praise for Tisdale district generosity. cheque totals $600 900 and official receipt is enclosed. Provincial executive thanks the branch for the splendid donation.
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Regina
Young
Red Cross
R. T. Young
Sec -Treas R.C.S
Tisdale, Salk
Tisdale
R. B. Fergusson
Mr John Williams thanks friends for help during wife illness
Barbed wire and binder twine may be scarce this fall as Mrs Williams plans ahead. A fire destroyed the 16 by 24 stable on Geo Findlay’s 20 acre plot last Tuesday, valued near 20000 with no insurance known. Corporal Littlejohn Robertson and three Cameron Highlanders will visit on sports day with two pipers to perform selections.
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John Williams
Geo. Findlay
Littlejohn Robertson
179 Battalion
Cameron Highlanders of Canada
Production and War Urge Canada to Maximize Agricultural Output
Ottawa June 12 The Minister of Finance urges that agricultural production be amplified to sustain the war effort. He emphasizes that every available man is needed and that credit abroad and at home hinges on national production. Sow plant raise produce is the wartime motto to conserve financial strength.
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Ottawa
Canada
Buckle Honeymoon Return and Local Church Notes
Mr and Mrs Walter Buckle arrived home after a Saskatoon honeymoon amid a crowd of congratulators. Mr and Mrs Caston of Swarthmore visit their daughter Mrs Rev R T Young for two weeks. Presbyterian services will be shortened in hot weather and a mass meeting noted June in follows. Rev Young and Mr Patterson spoke with Young outlining reform aims and community interest.
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Walter Buckle
Saskatoon
Caston
Swathmore
Battleford
R. T Young
Presbyterian Church
Young
Patterson
Village By law Notice Cattle and Horses at Large
Public notice states village by law enforcement against cattle and horses running at large after 8 p m within village limits during specified months and hours. The by law lists prohibited periods including January February March and December and the evening to morning interval.
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Sat Sar Domedy
Saas
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