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Newspaper
Grenfell Sun
Location
Grenfell, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 28, 1915
Page
2
Fragmentary notice explains that ads will be charged and must be prepaid with copy. It specifies that no advertisements will be inserted without the proper fee and clear copy on file, and cautions about printed matters under the current system.
Fragmentary OCR text mourning those who died for England with garbled phrases and scattered lines. Mentions of Baghu n d and valleys, graves, and a vague memorial context. The legible parts hint at loss and sacrifice but lack coherent names, places, or dates.
Fumie Pope reports on daily mall conditions overseas for January 11 and 12. Observations cover shopping trends, price changes, and visitor notes at key outlets.
A callout invites readers to join Major Wright and participate in the armory project. The notice asks those willing to enlist to gather at the coach’s wedding ed of the unit and present themselves for selection.
Notice states all advertising copy must be completed in the office by Tuesday of the publication week. The instruction emphasizes timely submission and adherence to procedural deadlines for the weekly issue.
Town council minutes were read and adopted by motion of Wallacey and McRwes. The mayor appointed the following committees, noting general illness and a need for alert leadership, with names and roles listed.
An old fashioned classified style notice urges starting a new subscription with local paper and promotes professional cards. It lists a lawyer soliciting services, a rotary public role, a webciter for the Dominion Bank, and mentions money to loan with a garbled line suggesting financial service offerings.
A fragmentary item mentions Mr Spee and a chiropractor, with unclear event details and timing. The readable bits reference Greatel on Monday and Wednesday and possible adjestants, but the full meaning and names remain uncertain.
Classified notice fragment shows an ad seeking a trade with Wade for a sweet new addon. Readable text is limited and lacks full details, but the item scope suggests a barter offer and trade interest involving a person named Wade and a specified addon.
Fragmentary notes describe movement around Gawler and Eaton with references to basins and visits to a Mr Charles Hewes. The text hints at approaching winter weather and a discussion about houses for a “greet meus” in Lew, mentioning a Monday afternoon and local figures.
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