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Newspaper
Grenfell Sun
Location
Grenfell, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
2
Public sale notices outline auction details for various goods with terms like bids, percentages, and deadlines. Names and places appear in fragmented OCR text. The document references caps, notices, and a March timing with rates and percentages.
A sparse notice requests payment and advertising action but lacks clear names dates or locations. The fragment hints at fees owed and a reminder of weekly publication timing without concrete identifiers.
Community drives for the Red Cross Society request volunteers to return handsewn and knitted items by a set date. Helpers are urged to deliver all material to a committee contact once received, with urgent need for gowns and sarcalal available from Armstrong Mrs Birct Mes Gowler Mime Peel or Merton Conresar.
A Grenfell meeting of Elcapo Rural Municipality No ELCAPO RURAL discusses bids and committee duties. Resolutions order inspection of trade routes through a slip and report at the next meeting. Purchases are set to be from a quoted price with terms. Committee and personnel appointments are noted.
Fragmentary OCR mentions R. M. Escapo No. 154 and a municipal or yearly assessment. It references a committee or official, a proposed date in March, and a preliminary require for a "sentitut" for the year. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
A fragmented report notes ratepayers petitioning for a by law to control grain distribution in the municipality. Officials considered delaying action to align with Dominion Government seed grain plans, with signals of appointment and administrative steps discussed.
The Sherbrooke discussion centers on the Made in Canada doctrine and its practical effects on industry. Mr Sherrard demonstrates how consumer perception and cross border trade influence the papermaking and textile sectors in Canadian cities, with emphasis on Sherbrooke and nearby towns.
The article discusses government and industry concerns over foreign and domestic contracts in 1913. It cites large employers tendering on multiple tracts with aggregate values around 964 545, the potential rise in unemployment, and the shift of orders toward Canadian firms to protect wages and civic welfare. It notes trials with pipe work, brick purchases, and the aim to encourage local manufacturers to offset foreign competition.
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