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Newspaper
Grenfell Sun
Location
Grenfell, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 13, 1917
Page
2
Fragmentary text mentions carpentry and salt related items with scattered proper nouns like Mark Bde Wirripee and Dierks. The readable portions indicate a damaged listing or notice with uncertain references to crates, shipments, and goods such as rock salt and sugar. No coherent event or outcome is evident.
A secretive British operation hinges on the loyalty of guard troops. Hyng launches a surprise attack into a tank waiting sector, capturing forty prisoners. One prisoner divulges the plan, but none of the captives betray the mission, ensuring the element of surprise remains intact.
An OCR fragment from the Indianapolis News recounts a 18th century maritime incident involving the Byng lineage and a Portmouth event dated March 14 1757. It mingles text about Candide and a French admiral with garbled phrases and scattered dialogue.
The advertisement touts Miller's Worm Powders as a strong yet gentle remedy that removes stomach worms and restores vigor without causing discomfort. It targets mothers seeking a safe tonic for their children.
The CPR announces December excursion rates to the East and home visitors rates to the United States with the Canada Finest train service. Limited dates in December January and February include Vancouver Victoria and New Westminster travel options. Contact Geo A Passenger Agent for details and literature.
Hon. Ww. R. Motherwell announced a provincial plan to expand the agricultural department. The government will buy young sows, ship them to distribution points in Saskatchewan, and breed them at cost for cash. Boars will be provided for breeding purposes as part of the program.
Fragmentary notes indicate Pacific Coast Railway discussions, possible bids, and port references. Readers see unsettled dates and locations including Portland as context, with unclear timelines and potential postponements.
Fragmented text discusses war time stock, livestock supply, and agricultural policy. References to electric devices, medicine, and a distant Roosevelt in Kansas City appear amid garbled phrases. Entities and clear facts are scarce due to corrupted OCR.
Fragmented OCR exposes a murder trial with scattered phrases about a soldier attack and a crowd during a column marching. It references a person named Clara and mentions medical terms and a plea related to crime and penalties.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like Rewari Cas Eeul and Dellers with scattered city references. No coherent event or clear facts emerge to form a reliable summary.
Readable fragments describe Berlin residents asking why seven pound portions are needed weekly while a larger ten pound supply appears. An off ion mentions potatoes used for munitions and spirit production with heavy consumption in Cologne and Holland.
Text notes that John Horner served as Steward of the Abbey of Ghoe tonbere and secured the Manor of Melles for his kin. It mentions the Horner line, with the eldest son traditionally named John. The passage reflects a historical naming pattern within the Horner family.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss The Hague decision and Belgium Germany relations. It references shortages of potatoes fruits and other goods and mentions Albert's afflicted nation. The text notes women and children in a Homer industry along the Zaider Zee with earnings of 24 to a center day.
The Saskatoon Star notes Europe will rely on American breeding stock to rebuild after wartime losses. Cattle, sheep, and swine were depleted to meet meat demand, fertilizers and soil restoration needed, and stock imports will continue for years.
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