Mrs Allan Mann Crosses the Great Divide
Mrs Allan Mann dies after weeks of illness at six miles south of Tisdale. Born in Holland Ontario she lived in Bruce and Bathgate before moving to the district. Survived by husband three daughters one son and several siblings. Large funeral in Presbyterian Church followed by burial at Tisdale cemetery with many friends in attendance.
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Tisdale District
Allan Mann
Holland
Grey County
Ont
Bathgate
N.v
Bruce
N.D
Tisdale
A. Pearce
Mary
Bertha
Howard
Wm. Evans
Owen Sound
Miss Hearst
Wim. Wilson
Faro
Robert Hearst Blackoo
W. H. Hearst
Toronto
Ontario
Tisdale Cemetery
R. T. Young
Presbyterian Church
Barrs
General meeting of Board of Trade in Homer's Hall
A general meeting of the Board of Trade will be held in Homer's Hall on Tuesday evening September 12 at s o'clock. Special business includes adopting the constitution and bylaws. Full attendance is requested. Mrs. R Farr of Alton and baby returned from a two months pleasant trip in the east last Saturday. Also noted were Mrs. Isaac.us of Kleinburg Ont and R M Mortimer of Honey a Ont, aunt and sister to Mr.
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Board of Trade
Homer's Hall
Presbyterian Church
Ravine Bank Band to Headline Fair Attendance
Arrangements with the Tisdale Agricultural Society secure the Ravine Bank band for the fair on September 22. The nine piece ensemble features skilled musicians led by James McConachie of Ravine Bank, a veteran Scotch musician, promising a strong attraction.
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Tisdale Agricultural Society
Ravine Bank Band
James McConachie
Ravine Bank
No Extension of Harvest Leave for 188th Battalion
Owing to a late harvest in Northern Saskatchewan the 188th Battalion faces a backlog of extension requests for harvest leave. The Officer Commanding cannot grant extensions since Militia Headquarters at Ottawa allows only one month. He expects the battalion to proceed overseas soon after furloughs end, so all men must return to camp to avoid missing an overseas opportunity this fall.
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Saskatchewan
188Th Battalion
Ottawa
188Th
Red Cross Tea Aids Funds At Mrs Hanes Home
Red Cross lead ten cent tea in aid of Red Cross funds served at Mrs D A Hanes home on Saturday Sept 16 from four to six pm. Threshing has begun at several points in this district. Miss A Burrows resigns as junior room teacher and will leave Sept 22. Washington Dexter hired by John Rawson was fined 30 plus costs for breaking employment contract. 30 days in jail possible. Ben Mathews discharged from Bramshott camp after overseas service wounded in South African war.
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Red Cross
D. A Hanes
A. Burrows
Washington Dexter
John Rawson
Teddington
Star City
Yorke
Dexter
Greenwood
Melfort
Ben Mathews
66Th Battalion
Tisdale
Bramshott Camp
Eng
Readman and Larson Births Record
On Saturday September 2 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Readman. On Monday September 4 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. N. Larson.
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Larson
Local News Notices Preview Fall Season and Community Updates
Shooting season opens next Friday September 15. N Nelson visits Gladstone Man Jiut A R Winters with the 243rd stationed at Aberdeen visits town. Wat Buckle completes oil shed and unloads cars of oil. Miss Sidwell Metcalfe returns to Regina to nurse at General Hospital. Beaver Lumber Co builds a new shed along the full block. Mrs George E Colvin and Irene visit A E Randall Silver Stream. Rev Colin G Young plans northern mission visits this week. D A Hanes and F T Fraser travel to Saskatoon. Hanes wins trap prizes. Village council approves purchase of three acres from C N R for nuisance ground at cemetery edge, price 50 per acre. P Jackson to preach at Campbellville Mission. R T Young to administer Lord’s Supper at Leather River Norwood Campbellville. E C Hutchings corrects Nipawin church local notes. Ravine Bank church being built. Wm Lovell Government Road Inspector visits. Recorder discusses north country roads. Garnet Nelson returns east, may consider locating here. Tisdale Agricultural Fair announced for Friday September 22.
Arborfield News Reports Farm Work and Local Happenings
Farmers in the Arborfield district harvest two crops with haying and grain. Early barley cut on August 8 by C Edwards and others. A death shocks the community, highlighting the need for faster medical help and a local telephone line to New Osgoode. The Methodist Church picnic on August 11 drew a large, successful crowd. The piece notes berry picking, wartime sentiments, and questions about funding local development.
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C. Edwards
Messrs. Head
R. Mier
G. Miller
A.edwards
F. Cummings
Methodist Church
Lloyd's Hill
Recruiting Push by 243rd Battalion at Prince Albert
W H Morrow signs with the 243rd Battalion at Prince Albert and recruits three men Ted Ford Thos W Griggs and John Miller New Osgoode Arborfield. other promises noted. Wheat price for No 3 northern wheat at Tisdale is 1.32 a bushel. Mrs McConachie left for Ravine Bank. C N R Agent Mr Barrs attended Mrs Mann funeral. Pastor themes and local business prospects noted. Rally Day set for Presbyterian Church September 24.
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W. H. Morrow
Prince Albert
Ted Ford
New Osgoode
Thos. W. Griggs
John Miller
Arborfield
Tisdale
Mr. Barrs
C_N.R
Star City
Mann
High Teacher Turnover Hits Saskatchewan Schools
About five thousand teachers were employed in Saskatchewan public schools three years ago and fewer than one thousand remain teaching now. Educational authorities report a steady exodus after two to three years, causing a chronic shortage and forcing extensions of time on third class certificates to fill vacancies.
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Saskatchewan
Department of Education
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Mrs. Allan Mann
Red Cross Lea
N. Nelson
Gladstone
Man
Jiut
A. R. Winters
Aberdeen
Wat Buckle
Beaver Lumber Co
George E. Colvin
Irene
A. E. Randall
Silver Stream
Colin G. Young
Presbyterian
North Country
D. A. Hanes
F. T. Fraser
Saskatoon
Mr. Hanes
C.N.R
P. Jackson
Campbellville
Leather River
Norwood
E. C. Hutchings
Nipawin
Recorder
Garnet Nelson
Nelson
Arborfield News
Joseph Dupont
Douglas
America
L. J. Leguett
Winnipeg
G. B. Hassett
243 Battalion
R. J. Reid
James Sherriff
J.P
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