04 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
Foam Lake Chronicle
Location
Foam Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 04, 1915
Page
1
Auction style notice states limited watches left and stock being reduced before stock taking. It claims prices on English and German chinaware have risen 10 to 25 percent but items still sell at old lower prices. Agent for Victrola phonographs E. L. Kidd promotes sale to clear inventory.
An advertisement promotes shiplap lumber at 22.50 per thousand board feet. It claims the stock is high quality and dressed on both sides, comparable to 30.00 quality for all but high strength use, noting it is not a cash sale but regular price.
An entry describes M Craigs Yard located between Hammond's Serre Store and Howe's Livery. The note positions the property within the local business district and hints at nearby landmarks for orientation.
David Downs sues Stefan Halek for the theft of 180 bushels of oats on January 22. Justice F. R. White presides. W. J. McDonald defends. Witness Mat Moroz traces tracks from the granary to Halek’s barn amid testimony of oats losses and loads.
The Y P C A devotional meeting drew a good crowd with a paper by Sutherland read by Miss McQueen. Songs and recitations by local girls and Mr Kidd and Palen followed, with a box social planned for next week and a torchlight tramp afterward.
The ad notes goods available for $1.75 and $2 each with an invitation to come and view.
A retailer announces a 25 percent reduction on all silverware cutlery scissors razors and carving sets to attract customers. The offer highlights savings across multiple product lines and encourages immediate purchases.
An old Chronicle note advertises annual postage costs, stating one dollar per year to any Canadian address and one dollar fifty to the United States. The brief notice emphasizes affordable international mail options.
London reports a naval chaplain at the North Sea battle recounts crowds would have loved hearing the cries as guns loaded. Mrs. Wm. Leland returns to Arrow River after visiting town. Wedding invitations printed at the Chronicle office. The Chronicle notes that keeping business hinges rust free requires publicity.
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