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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 10, 1916
Page
3
The Tisdale Recorder is a weekly newspaper published every Friday at Tisdale Saskatchewan by Messrs Wittre and Mallinson. It serves the best interests of Tisdale and the surrounding country.
Erratic OCR text notes subscription terms with mentions of three months and advance payments. Reads like a clipped notice urging advance renewals and new offers, though many words are garbled. The readable items reference subscription durations and pricing psychology.
Advertising rates listed for insertions include per sue, wanted and help ads with two cent for each additional insertion. Legal and government reading notices charged at twelve cents per line first insertion and six cents per line each subsequent insertion. Display ads rates available on application. Copy for changes due by Monday evening to ensure changes apply next week.
At the Grain Growers Convention a unanimous resolution backed free wheat and free trade. It urged Dominion-wide prohibition powers over liquor via amending the B N A Act, with a vote planned at the next municipal election. The Hudsons May Co pledged no opposition to the people's will. Other resolutions urged wartime production controls on war materials, completion of HB Railways and terminals, federation of western farmers groups, and review of compulsory medical facilities.
Intense cold did not stop district enthusiasts from a Wednesday night event featuring a debate on whether it is more patriotic to keep boys at home to grow grain or bond them to fight. Speakers argued for home farming and imperial service, urging unity and support for Britain.
Waterfield School hosts a shadow box social and concert on March 17 to aid the Red Cross Society. Auto Road Minstrel Troupe led by W Boyle performs. after the show shadows of ladies and contents of their boxes will be raffled, followed by a dance. Admission 25 cents, ladies free. All proceeds to the Red Cross Fund.
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