11 May 1916
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Newspaper
Vonda Signet
Location
Vonda, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 11, 1916
Page
1
A brief note suggests that music appreciation can be shared by both youth and seniors when a simple home setup is installed. It hints at accessible enjoyment through a basic sound system, inviting families to join in a shared musical experience.
The saying cautions that those with nothing to offer in community and service should not advertise themselves. It contrasts those who possess goods with their explicit claims of value and quality, urging prudent conduct for those with true offerings.
A verse ode to British resolve during the Boer War era. It recalls the Lion symbol, scarred leaders, and distant shores from Milford Bay to Sydney Harbour. The speaker pledges endurance, calling on a million voices to answer the call and break enemy strength with iron will.
The Grant Municipal Council at Vonda on May 6 1916 adopted March minutes and appointed councillors for inspections and assessors. Perrault to inspect damage, Desmarais named 1916 assessor, bridge work authorized near Roys farm, audit of municipal books planned, and bylaw changes discussed. Several accounts to be approved and funds for school district levies noted.
Heard and Seen Wa. McPerson and William Deitrick from Cudworth visited Vonda last Friday. Postmaster Andrew Hryzak of Alvena sent $10.50 to Montreal for a tobacco fund for soldiers and a committee was formed to collect Red Cross donations.
Town Council of Vonda Saskatchewan on May 3, 1916, presided by Mayor Smith and Councillors McEwen Stover Straughan and McIntosh. Motions adopt minutes pay accounts approve By law 101 readings pass, with various votes recorded. A stray clipped paragraph references a burglar and war commentary from Victoria Solonist and Brockville.
An essay praising a farmer built on ideals beyond wealth. It defines the real farmer as one who thrives on humane values, care for animals, family, and community, and who finds happiness in simple rural duties rather than chasing profit.
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