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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 1915
Page
1
Reports from Canadian cities show a spring campaign to cultivate vacant lots, with several municipalities organizing programs and reporting results in line with energy spent. While some successes occur, weed growth after harvest poses a danger to the movement and neighboring lands if not addressed early.
Mrs. Wm. Bray and daughters Viola and Muriel arrived home from Toronto on Thursday morning. Mr. A. R. Mann of Vancouver, linked with the Cus.R., is visiting, his brother Allan Mann at Last View Karn.
At a village council meeting Milling Co representatives Mr Campbell and Mr Haines proposed street lighting, but cost and initial expenses remain unresolved. The gathering adjourned after an hour with a follow up planned to determine installation and operation costs. A Harvest Home Social hosted by Mrs. and Mr. William Andrews will be held Sept 15 from four to eight PM at their home west of town to honor local servicemen. Tea will be served with a fifteen cent admission.
Dean Clarke of Melfort attended St Patrick's Church Sunday evening and conducted the baptisms in the afternoon. Wheat at Hudson Bay Junction in 1915 is being cut for seed with the crop headed and above average. grower sold the entire harvest for seed at a good price. Station Agent Kane of the C.N.R. plans a holiday and return with his sister, though locals joke it will be the other fellow who accompanies him.
Miss McPherson left Saturday for a week to visit her parents in Pleasant Valley. Two threshing outfits work here and may finish soon if weather allows. Sunday School opened last Sunday with about thirty attendees and hopeful signs for future growth. Mr and Mrs Richard Warres of Lindsay Ontario moved here and assist with Sunday School and church work.
Severe electric storm and hail disrupted Tuesday work while grain harvest proceeds despite a recent frost that damaged late crops. George Flannigan of Tisdale passed through en route to Moose Range. Services and Sunday School were well attended. Mrs. A Dafoe improving. Carman Parks visited Leather River district. several locals plan to go to Melfort for threshing next week.
The Bank of Ottawa will be open from September 15 to November 15 with new hours: weekdays from 9 am to 4 pm and Saturdays from 9 am to 1 pm, replacing the regular 10 am to 3 pm weekday and 10 am to 12 pm Saturday times. E. Stone, Manager.
A mixed local notes summary reports threshing, cream shipping to Melfort, and a farm fair on Tuesday September 21. Weather brought a severe hailstorm delaying threshing. residents anticipate fires and ongoing farm activity. Absences include Mrs. Webber and family traveling, and visitors from Toronto and Watfield. A theft notice seeks a $15 loss in marked bills. church services and harvest events are announced with upcoming tours, baptisms, and Sunday activities.
The Co operative Creamery at Melfort under the Dairy Branch of the Saskatchewan Government announces two week selling period ending September 4 for bukerfat. Prices listed include Extra No. 1 No. 2 and other grades as available.
Market brief shows No 1 Northern wheat and No 3 barley amid scattered quotings. Letters indicate mixed bids and feed grain pricing, reflecting commodity activity in local grain trades.
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