Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Tisdale Recorder in Tisdale, Saskatchewan

We have pages in Saskatchewan

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 13 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Tisdale Recorder

Location

Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Mar 16, 1917

Page

2

Open letter to electors of Tisdale Constituency urging non partisan reform

A farmers group writes to electors urging a shift from party loyalty to non partisan reform. They announce a March 26 public meeting at the Orange Hall with S F Haight and A D Jack to discuss the Farmers Non Partisan League and its impact on farming communities.

Tisdale Andromises Orange Hall S. EF. Haight A. D. Jack Farmers Non- Partisan League Brother Farmer WM. Kennedy

Canada War Loan Appeals for Public Subscriptions

Sir Thomas White urges Canadians to subscribe to the third domestic war loan opened last Monday. The prospectus appears this week promising long-term securities that will appreciate as interest rates rise, with emphasis on accessible options for moderate means despite official claims and renewals.

Thomas White Canada Dominion M Thia

Death Claims Another District Resident

The district mourns Mrs. Peter Goodall aged 34 who died at her family home nine miles north of town after complications post partum and kidney issues. She leaves a husband and four young children. The funeral was held at the residence last Wednesday with local Masonic lodge pallbearers and a wreath sent in tribute.

Peter Peter Goodall Masonic Order Masonic Lodge

Fine Winter Weather Boosts Local Farm Work

Farmers in Addington report ideal conditions for winter tasks hauling grain logs and lumber. Roads breaking up and a busy weekend with church service attended by many. Mr Mitchell and Mr James Pickering were noted, along with a Warren sale attendance. Families including the Bradshaws and Millers spent Sunday with relatives.

Will Extend Teacher's Certificates for 1917 Work

The Department of Education will, on request, extend certificates to December 31, 1917 to meet demand for trained teachers. Third class certificates that have expired may be extended if records show the holder has been doing satisfactory work.

Department of Education

MacPhail Jameson Wedding At Leather River District Manse

Delbert Wilson MacPhail and Francis Louisa Jameson were married at the manse by Rev. R. T. Young on Wednesday afternoon March 14. Bridesmaid Vera Thompson of Ridgedale and groomsman Edgar Patterson of Star City attended. The couple, residents of Leather River, plan to move to Moose Jaw soon.

R. T. Young Delbert Wilson MacPhail Francis Louisa Jameson Leather River District Vera Thompson Ridgedale Edgar Patterson Star City MacPhail Moose Jaw Uture

Community Notes From Oakville and Surroundings

Local residents report C P Hall of Oakville unloads brood mares at the depot Tuesday. Hans returns from the west Wednesday evening. Measles remain prevalent as community events plan a March 24 tea sale at Nelson's store. The Returned Soldiers Welcome and Aid League appoints J W Sleight secretary for the district. A concert and dance in Silver Stream on March 27 raises funds for Belgian relief. Grain influx swells town as elevators fill and farmers seek disposal. J H Cronin purchases Hanna farm. Sam and Mrs McFarlane return from the east. Saskatchewan legislature prorogues after six weeks. election looms. War Loan drive urged. F E Hughes visits Saskatoon to scout future prospects. Police constables take leave and tour home, praising local policing efforts.

Births listed for Blue and Howlett families

Bave On Sunday rcisth to Mr and Mrs K Blue a daughter. Howlett On Sunday March 11 to Mr and Mrs Les Howlett after Auto ter.

Bave Rcisth Mrs. K Blue Howlett Les Howlett Af Auto Ter

Opening of Jordan River School Celebrated With Concert

Last Wednesday March 7 the new Jordan River school opened with an opening concert and dance. The event drew Jordan River Moose Range Addington and Arborfield residents, praising instrumental and vocal performances. The programme impressed given the short preparation time and a late night crowd. School will start March 19 with Miss E G Brittain as teacher.

Jordan Aver School Jordan River Moose Range Addington Arborfield E. G. Brittain

Silver Stream Concert for Belgian Relief Fund

A concert advance will be held at the Silver Stream school house on Tuesday evening March 27 to raise funds for Belgian relief. The program is prepared by school children with a few surprises kept secret until the evening. Guests are urged to attend and keep the date open.

Silver Stream

Valparaiso Ladies Aid organized at Mrs Hamilton home

A Tuesday afternoon meeting in Valparaiso formed a Ladies Aid Society. Officers appointed include President Mrs John Mackay Vice president Mrs C Hawkins Secretary Mrs Chapman Treasurer Mrs Cluny. Next meeting to be at Mrs John Mackay's home.

St Pauls Young People's Club to Host Lecture by Rev Hamilton

The executive of St Pauls Young Peoples Club arranged for Rev James Hamilton of Birch Hills to give an illustrated lecture on the war next Tuesday evening at eight in the Presbyterian Church near Roeasoty Wah.

St. Paul's Young People's Club James Hamilton Birch Hills Presbyterian Church Ngar Roeasoty

Arborfield visitors, grain trade boost, and a funeral note

Arborfield sees visits from Mr J McDonald and Mr H E Jones as grain hauling grows with $42,000 paid at Osgood elevator. Plans for a railroad and elevator in Arborfield loom. The Osgood facility shortens hauls and improves grades and prices. A large funeral honors Mr David Cummings who died February 26 from heart and kidney disease. Reverend Hargreaves led services. Loyal Orange Lodge events planned with Dr G Matheson's hymn O love that will not let me go.

Osgood Elevator Arborfield Osgood Hanzia David Cummings W. Cummings Vida Bis New Wirers Hargreaves Tisdale F. T. Young Loyal’ Orange Lodge

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mitchell James Pickering Warren F. W. Bradshaw George Miller Master Russ Robert Melrose W. E. Miller Ruth Miller C. P. Hall Oakville Hans Methodist Ladies Aid Nelson's Store F. W. Elliott Calgary Wm. Renner J. W. Sleight Returned Soldiers Welcome and Aid League Sam McFarlane J. H. Cronin Forester S. M Foster Edmonton Saskatchewan Strand Theatre Salopian School F. E. Hughes Saskatoon Jack Howes Earl McMurdo The Mounted Police Mrs. Buchanan W. Lloyd Valparaiso AID St. Paul’s Young People’s Club J., McDonald H. E. Jones Mr. Geo. Miller Presbyterian Ladies Aig St. Patrick's Mr. N. Nelson
Search Courier

Search the Tisdale Recorder Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Tisdale Recorder?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication