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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 20, 1917
Page
3
A letter from Dr M A MacKAY requests correction to the death report of Miss Agnes Lowrie. He states the immediate cause of death was not consumption of the spine and that the physician in attendance warrants correction.
The first local convention invites teachers to join morning sessions at 9 30 with afternoon talks on education followed by open discussion. Exhibits for the school fair are due by 11am in Miss Thomas's room. An evening whist drive at the Picture Theatre precedes prize awards and a launch. Town ladies to provide lunch.
The Dominion Food Controller lifted restrictions on the sale of canned vegetables in Saskatchewan last week. The message grants licenses to all retail storekeepers to sell canned vegetables, as communicated by the Saskatchewan Committee on Food Control.
Several local Nimrods have hunted for ducks with no very large bags reported. Birds are flying well and in splendid condition though scarce. L Bowerman of Forester is recovering from gunshot wounds to his right arm. Amos returned to Saskatoon Tuesday morning. The monthly council meeting of the municipality of Coonaught was held in Silver Stream on Saturday.
A birth is recorded at Lady Minty Hospital on the seventh, noting the infant of Mr. Gow Bell.
Local notes report visitors from Forester and Winnipeg and upcoming church events. An auction sale for Albert horses is set for Friday Sept 21 at 2 pm, with Jones and Farr as auctioneers. Red Cross fund teas raise funds. Miss Ella Haney married in Chicago to E W Harewood.
Albert Champion, a French ser vice worker on his third escape, says the Paris edition of the New York Herald reports 3,700 French and British soldiers and 1,500 Russians died of typhus in German camps near Kassel, northeast of Frankfurt.
The writer reports long hospital stays and high spirits in care, notes Canadian troops near Lens, and describes a winter campaign as Allies press for a knockout blow. He explains German resistance in Northern France and Belgium, mentions Zeebrugge and submarine bases, and contemplates potential shifts before winter.
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