Professional Cards. LEGAL. er' GARNET C. BARRISTER SOLICITOR AND PUBLIC
Fragmentary legal card reads garbled credentials for Garnet C covering barrister solicitor and public roles with incomplete address line.
05 Feb 1914
Page 1
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Newspaper
Grenfell Sun
Location
Grenfell, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 05, 1914
Page
1
Fragmentary legal card reads garbled credentials for Garnet C covering barrister solicitor and public roles with incomplete address line.
Fragmented text fragment references names and places with unclear meaning. The readable pieces mention securing something and questions about mail and fees but lack coherent facts or events. The partial content appears to be OCR noise rather than a complete news item.
A fragmented Madison notice lists various items for sale including wheat, cream, beans, sacks, and other goods. It mentions prices such as 91.00 per unit for beans and 61 at some service point, with references to vendors and containers like sacks and latched baskets.
For sale a horse described as a stallion of uncertain breed and age. The ad mentions weight around six pounds? and notes care needs. Contact M. PB at Malallan for details and price.
Auction south of Kaleer offers 100 acres of broken land for sale or rent. Apply at the wire address 9147 or 16162 for details.
A notice reports the loss of a black shawl with white threads and a white sport loot in Shoufell Fender. Possible owner asks for its return, offering no further details or contact information.
Fragment from a Tudor era study traces Candlemas rituals to Egyptian and Roman origins. It links Febrwa, Neith, and Neath goddess worship to women bearing tapers, Briide bed rites, and pre Christian rites observed in Wales and England highlighting associations with Virgin Mary symbolism.
Classified notice inviting applicants for boarder positions at the Sea Oser seeking details on terms and conditions.
Major T. W. Wright invites all interested to gather at the Agricultural Chambers on Wednesday at 3 o clock to discuss and arrange an old timers reunion. Ladies and gentlemen are requested to attend.
The Railway Mission thanks Grenfell residents for their generous care of Nurse Miss Murray during her illness. E R Lindsay head of the Railway Mission expresses heartfelt gratitude, noting the unity of Christians and quoting a comforting verse.
Members present discuss minutes adoption and committee interviews for Rasborough and Sleda. Auditor reports funds in order and committee invites High School council to meeting. Payments authorized to Grenfell Milling, London Guarantee, and others. notices of births and a stray dog are recorded along with wood card requests for the Greatest Public School No 1M0.
Notice to all creditors and others with claims against the estate of George Welden late of Grenfell Saskatchewan deceased who died about September 1913 must file their claims with Garret C. Neff Grenfell solicitor for Andrew Charles Welton administrator. Claims required by February 18 and distributions to follow if no delays.
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