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Newspaper
Foam Lake Chronicle
Location
Foam Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
3
Notice that the 1915 assessment roll for Rural Municipality Foam Lake No 306 is available for inspection at the secretary’s office from 10 am to 4 pm on business days, with Saturday hours from 10 am to noon. Ratepayers may lodge written objections within twenty days. Dated June 9, 1915.
The Bavarian Crown Prince urges a steady view of the world situation and advises timely medical consultation for an eye condition. His Serene Highness emphasizes cautious diplomacy as Germany seeks terms, reflecting royal concern amid global tensions.
In a speech, Mr. Lewis Harcourt says nine months as a clearing house for empire patriotism shows offerings in men money and in kind will reveal vast significance. Toronto crowds cheer parade scenes as Australian and Canadian troops inspire pride. Paris and Sydney tributes mark the Gallipoli and Ypres fights. Toronto World reports a unified imperial spirit.
Beck's Weekly notes a Liberal shift praising Sir Wilfrid Laurier for backing Premier Borden if elections are postponed to aid the war. The piece criticizes previous Liberal pressure and flank attacks, urging unity to strengthen Canada’s wartime effort.
The article praises Canadian troops for their role at Ypres, arguing the battle marks the start of German retreat from Belgium. It credits Canadians with earning laurels alongside other colonial forces and notes future efforts by Australians New Zealanders and South Africans.
The Chronicle promotes its printing services as the preferred choice for future newspaper orders, highlighting reliability, quick turnaround, and competitive rates to attract readers and advertisers.
The dispatch window for the western mail service ends at 11 50 in the morning. Postal officials remind customers to have their letters ready before the cutoff.
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