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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
3
A fragmented OCR passage cites British views on Canada’s wartime self reliance and economic reform. It references leaders like a Hamilton commissioner and Mr Wickes proposing overseas trade shifts, banker-struck deals, and calls to bolster home industries amid market tensions and production challenges.
Our Town urges residents to patronize local merchants and manufacturers. It argues that spending at home strengthens the town, creates bargains, and keeps money circulating locally. The piece encourages verbal encouragement and commendation for home businesses to build a lively local economy.
A compact exhortation notes that the common housefly, though small and quiet, carries disease germs and invades homes. It urges decisive action to exterminate it, describing its insidious attack and urging readers to swat the pest as a public health measure.
The High School Examinations in Tisdale begin Monday June 21 for general exams and Tuesday June 22 for Grade VIII. tests, finishing by June 30. Normal School training sessions at Regina and Saskatoon start August 20 for First and Second Class, October 13 for Third Class, running until December 22. Applications forms are available from the Department of Education, Regina.
Do not neglect to plough a fire guard around your buildings and keep it clear of weeds and grasses. Do not permit children to play with matches. Do not smoke around buildings. Cleanliness and reducing fire waste lessen losses. Do not start fires in stoves without clean flues and chimneys. Do not overvalue property when insuring.
The district expects beneficial rain soon, while entries for Sports Day racing are due by July 6. Mrs. Allan Mann returns from Saskatoon Friday night. Frank Williams picked wild strawberries on June 5. George McMurdo sold his lots and an implement warehouse to Pearse and Edworthy Brothers who move lumber to a new purchase for ongoing business. An anthem will be sung at Presbyterain Church with a solo by Mrs. Young. Ira Monsees of Melfort visited Tisdale Thursday, and J B Jamieson and party toured from Melfort to the Lake with the Many family. A cinnamon bear was seen on Frank Williams’ farm early Thursday, arousing dogs’ barking.
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