Saskatchewan Crop Progress Reports Upbeat Across Province
Saskatchewan farmers report good grain progress with wheat four to six inches high and oats two to four inches. Cut worm damage noted in several districts, summerfallowing rising, and 6 to 7 percent of land plowed. More land will be summerfallowed this year, while new breaking declines. Weather mostly wet and cold with a recent warm dry spell. Hail in northern Spy Hill area no grain damage. Hay moisture ample. livestock generally in good condition amid minor colts temperamental issues and isolated blackleg cases.
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Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Salvador
Ogema
Humboldt
Spy Hill
Tantallon
Rosetown
Aasiniboia
Turtleford
Wadena
Soldiers' Willing Workers Honor War Bonds Stir
Canadian Engineers and British troops vow shared effort in the Great War. Poem thanks Soldiers' Willing Workers and pledges to uphold honor and justice as they endure fatigue and danger. The speaker envisions home memories guiding the brave, with Annie Laurie and comrades united across East and West. The verse notes readiness to fight until Kaiser’s power is crushed.
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Annie Laurie
East
Weat
Births Marriages And Deaths Reported In Saskatchewan Year 1915
Official returns from the provincial government show the year 1915 in Saskatchewan produced 19 241 births 4 611 marriages and 9 905 deaths across the province.
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Saskatchewan
Thursday June schedule notice begins June 16
Every Thursday afternoon commencing June 16 and con places will o'clock on each of these days.
Soldier s Firing Line Hymn Schedule
A wartime diary lists routine times and hymns sung on the firing line. Entries include reveille at 6 30 a m and prayers such as What Means This Anxious Throng during tea at 5 p m. The list ends with Night manoeuvres and The Day Thou Gavest Lord Is Near.
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Tommy Atkins
Diamias
Presbyterians for Union Victory at Canadian General Assembly
Rev. John Reid of Kerrobert reported from the Presbyterian General Assembly for Canada in Winnipeg that a union church resolution passed 406 to 88. The eastern vote was strong with all eastern pastors voting yes, and the Union Church has representatives on both the union church and cooperative committee.
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Union Church
Presbyterian General Assembly For Canada
Winnipeg
John Reid
Kerrobert
Union Church and Cooperative Committee
Mr. Reid
Grand Trank Pacific rail route to Winnipeg and Fort William
Advertises a Grand Trank Pacific excursion from Winnipeg to Fort William and Armstrong including Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia with a return limit and ticket agent details. Also notes a Who's Who of Japan, glass dust paving blocks, a towel substitute drying device, Bay of Fundy tide records, and frost tracery on windows.
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Grand Track Pacific Railway
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Winnipeg
Man
Fort Willian
Armatrong
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Bay of Fundy
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New Brunswick
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Sithe
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Wilkie Hardy Ware
Queen’s University
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