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Tisdale Recorder

Location

Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Oct 11, 1917

Page

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Fierce Bush Fire Strikes Auto Road District

A very fierce fire swept the northern part of the district last Sunday, driven by strong westerly winds. Grass was dry for weeks and flames advanced rapidly, with high flames and smoke. Several losses were reported: hay and stacks from E Smitherman Taywuard and A Littlewood, large quantities for Mr. McIntyre of Riverstone, and wood from GU Preen. Rain that night averted further damage. Threshing neared completion and farmers reported good yields amid ongoing local activity and community notices.

Smitherman Taywuard Mr. McIntyre Riverstimé J. Parker A. Littlewood Gu, Preen Ted Preene H Donal

Successful School Convention At Codette

The Codette convention on Friday August 21 drew teachers from Moose Plains Lost River and Nipawin. Papers on primary work education through self activity school games and geography were presented by Miss Readman Atkinson Beddome Yeats and Miss Andrews. Attendees praised the event and urged monthly gatherings to sustain professional interest.

Codette Miss Andrews Yeats Readmint Beddome Atkinson Melvin Inkster C. Craig Moose Plains Beatrice Readman Bertha Yeats Francis Andrews Nipawin

Gard of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement

Mr. and Mrs. ER Branchflower express sincere thanks to all who sang and offered support during their bereavement.

ER. Branchflower

Typhoon Strikes Tokyo Area Hits Homes and Death Toll Soars

A Shanghai dispatch reported by Reuters states 100000 homes were damaged by a typhoon that swept Tokyo on Monday with 138 dead and 217 missing. The town also advertises the Guymer sale next Saturday.

London Shanghai Reuters Tokio

Soldier Family in the Tisdale Recorder Portraits

The Tisdale Recorder shows portraits of three soldiers, sons of Mr KEJ Ford of Ford Post Office Sask. Private J Ki Foti joined the 243rd Battalion Prince Albert and has gone to France. Private J E Ford was a local recruiting officer and is now overseas in France. Sergeant J H Ford joined the Winnipeg Grenadiers in Jan 1915 and has fought in the Somme and Lens, acting as sergeant major despite heavy casualties nearby.

Tisdale Recorder KE. J. Ford Ford Post Office Sask J. Ki. Foti 243Rd Batt Prince Abert France J. E. Ford Tisdale Serg. C. F Winnipeg Oath Ait J. H. Ford Winnipeg Grenadiers Somme Lens

Berry Wedding in Waterfield wedding at home of Mrs

The home of Mrs. Berry of Waterfield hosted the marriage of her son Frank Berry to Miss Annie Lee of Leeds England on Oct 6. Rev Hargreaves presided at 4 o clock and Nurse Berry and Mr James Caskey served as attendants. A wedding breakfast followed as guests congratulated the couple.

Codette Wilson

Red Cross Annual Meeting in Tisdale Hall

The Tisdale Red Cross Society holds its annual meeting in Orange Hall on Monday evening October 15 at 8 oclock. A report of the year will be presented and officers for the ensuing year elected. Members and supporters are invited to attend.

The Tisdale Red Cross Society Orange Hall Tisdale Easuing Red Cross

Births at Mrs Howe's Tisdale October announcements

A son was born Friday October 5 to Mr and Mrs Kendrick Armley at Mrs Howes Tisdale. Another son arrived October 10 to Mr and Mrs Haywood of Auto Road at Mrs Howes Tisdale.

Thanksgiving Day Leaves Town Quiet

Thanksgiving Day closures quiet Tisdale as banks, schools, and stores close and the town becomes mostly deserted.

Tisdale

Local News Briefs and Upcoming Auctions

Read Couzen's ad on page three announces Blair Blue's next cattle shipment for Monday October 15. Messrs Guymier Bros plan auction of cattle sheep and pigs on October 13. Private D Wiseman returned from St Chad's Military Hospital Regina for treatment, and Mrs Wm McGratten is recovering from illness. Various residents travel, visit relatives, and join potential buyers from North Dakota for prospective deals.

Guymier Bros D. Wiseman St Chad's Military Hospital Regina

Lieutenant Johnston Killed in Action in France

Lieut Johnston commanding the Tisdale detachment of the 188th Battalion is reported killed in action somewhere in France. He formerly led Blain Lake high school and was well known for a school incident over objections to patriotic songs.

Lieut. Johnston Tisdale 188Th Battalion France Lieut Johnston Batt Blain Lake Moon

Saskatoon medical board results list by class on Oct 3

Local board examined shorty men at Saskatoon on Oct 3 and classified them. Eleven in B grade, two in B 2, one in C 3, and seventeen in B. Pte Claude McNabb of Tisdale district reported wounded.

Saskatoon

Navy League of Canada to Aid British Sailors Fund

The Navy League of Canada plans a Dominion wide drive to support the British Sailors Relief Fund for disabled and widowed sailors and orphans. October 21, 1917, to be Nelson Day, will mark a national opportunity to show appreciation. J. W. Sleight will collect funds.

Navy League London Navy League of Canal Dominion British Sailors’ Relief Fund British Navy Mercantile Marine Nelson

Why Army is Like a Circus

Ottawa report compares an army in the field to a traveling circus. Officers note many behind the scenes roles, railroads built and repaired, food and supplies brought in, and mounting casualties requiring care, illustrating why thousands work behind the front.

Ottawa

Canadian Pacific Telegraphers Accept Wages Award

Ottawa reports the Canadian Pacific Railway Company telegraphers have agreed to accept the conciliation board award under the industrial disputes act. Station agents assistants operators train dispatchers and railway telegraphers are bound by the finding.

Ottawa Labor Department Canadian Pacific Railway Company Amity Telegraphers

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T. F. King Alt Brett, Sr Percy Bates Henry Dera Wm Beno G. Reed Mr. Hart Threshing Outfit W. MelLeacy R. Wilkinson Wally W. Bates, Sr Hic King King Mr. Hore Uccessful England Australia Waterfield Red Cross Annual Meeting Couzen Blair Blue Viola Bray Prince Albert Norning James Claggett Melfort Tisdil Elderstey Finder Edgar Bank Beaulah Heise Gormley, Ont Annie Heise Kindersley, Sask Kindersley A. Hunt and J. H. Millard M. Young Cypress River Man H. G. Merritt Union Trust Company 188Th Batt Claude McNabb Tisdale District the Navy League of Canada Montreal M. P. Fennell Treas J. W. Sleight
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