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Tisdale Recorder

Location

Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

May 03, 1917

Page

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Conservative Standard Unfurled at Big Campaign Meeting

A large turnout attended a Conservative meeting in which W. B. Willoughby KC outlined the party platform and criticized the government. Robert McLean spoke briefly, praising Willoughby and signaling future campaigning. Willoughby urged reform measures on loans, rural phones, and prohibition, arguing for fiscal savings and stronger leadership.

Big Meeting W. B. Willoughby M. A. MacKay Conservative Association Willoughby Robert McLean Mclean Tisdale Regina Walter Scott Oxbow Saskatchewan Langley

Get Together Club Idea Urges Tisdale Merchants

A reader from Tisdale Recorder suggests forming a Get Together Club modeled after Prince Albert’s. He notes the Prince Albert club’s success at a recent armory event and urges local merchants and residents to cooperate for closer city country ties and better understanding.

Tisdale Recorder Prince Albert Prince Albert Armory Tisdale

Keppel Farmers Erect Blacksmith Shop In Days

The Keppel community, after a National Service league push, secured a blacksmith Tho from Tisdale. He arrived with gear and set up a 20 by 30 shop, then a 20 by 24 residence, completing both in two days. Thompson lauded Keppel as a lively town and hinted at political change.

Saskatoon Star Keppel National Service League National Service Tho Tisdale Thompson Keppelihe Llacksfith Anal Service League Sair Saskatchewan

Local Boys in Casualty List

Two telegrams reported the deaths of Private Harry Boxall of Tisdale and Norman Wilmott of Nipawin. Both were from the 188th battalion recruited locally. Boxall died April 6 and Wilmott April 12. The community extends deep sympathy to their families.

Harry Boxall Tisdale Norman Wilmott Nipawin 188Th Henry Boxall Fern Glen Poe

Memorial Service for Private Harry Boxall

A memorial service for the late Private Harry Boxall will be held Sunday evening at seven in the Presbyterian Church. Friends are invited to attend and pay tribute to his service.

Presbyterian Church Harry Boxall

Early Closing Notice for Tisdale Merchants

The undersigned merchants of Tisdale will close stores at seven oclock sharp each night during the week except Saturdays and nights before holidays starting May 7. Participants include J R Homer Tisdale Trading Milling Co Larson and McIntosh J P and W Dempsey Tisdale Co operative Co C F Peterson. Recognized holidays are May 24 July 1 Thanksgiving Christmas New Year.

Tisdale J. R. Homer Tisdale Trading & Milling Co Larson and McIntosh J. P and W. Dempsey Tisdale Co-operative Co C. F. Peterson

Return of Corporal T H Exton and rest of local war news

Bjorndale veteran T H Exton of the Lard Battalion has returned to Saskatoon and is in Military Convalescent Hospital in poor health. Corporal Aubrey Findlay, home on leave after wounding, has been called back and left on Tuesday. Bjorkdale residents thank Mrs Staples of Crooked River for subscriptions and a cushion raised at Osgood for Fallen Heroes at Borkdale. Miss Mary Staples visits Bjorkdale this week and enjoys Mrs Lewis’s farm. Snow remains heavy though roads are breaking up, hindering travel and wagons are hoped to be back in use soon.

Vate T. H. Exton Lard Saskatoon Aubrey Findlay Bjorkdale Mary Staples Mrs. Lewis

Why the Banker as Farmer Should Up the Home

A writer argues bankers should support local merchants to keep wealth within town. He claims towns fail when bankers and farmers shop by mail or outside the local stores. He urges bridging the gulf between town and country to boost home merchants and overall prosperity.

Mies Frier Lumbermen Hardware Gulf

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W. J. Willoughby K C Local Boys In Casualty Bjorndale
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