Presbyterian notice fragment offers unclear text
An unreadable OCR fragment from a Presbyterian notice provides limited readable details. The text lacks clear action or date, leaving the intended announcement and entities ambiguous.
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Newspaper
Grenfell Sun
Location
Grenfell, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
4
An unreadable OCR fragment from a Presbyterian notice provides limited readable details. The text lacks clear action or date, leaving the intended announcement and entities ambiguous.
The General Electric Co of New York will head a major contract to supply Allies with weapons and materials. Negotiations have moved with J. P. Morgan Co coordinating the process. The plan aims to mobilize vast quantities, including shrapnel, via a joint venture using both firms and a widely distributed umbrella arrangement.
Fragmented local notes recount farm show items and plow contests with prices. Names and places appear garbled. details include plows, prices, and ages, with a record of a plowing event dated June 14 1018 and mentions of milling, grist, and farm equipment.
A fragmented local notice reports the death of Mr George Whitlock on May 17 in Granthem England after emigration to the North West in 1882. It notes his move to Arenfell to farm, his return to Bag hand, and mentions family ties with Mrs Monder and others.
A report states William J. Bryan has resigned from the U S cabinet after days of consideration. The article notes the resignation was accepted with the utmost good feeling between the secretary and the president.
Local notes describe Welsh and Caprau camping north of Moces Jaw near Inez with a stormy two week trek. A preacher scolds boys for marbles on Sunday and promises a Deemer route. The Red Cross plans a July garden party at Mrs Peel's to aid soldiers with comforts. Health could say, many call for hospital supplies as reserve stock depletes and some gallant fellows are feared dead. Contributions urged to Mire Perl and Mire tiowter.
The Regina Saskatchewan Exhibition announces extensive prize offerings across live stock categories and amateur crafts. More than nine hundred card prizes range from a few cents to several dollars in departments covering dairy cattle, sheep, poultry, garden produce, and photography, with special encouragement for amateurs.
London reports that a Zeppelin was destroyed over Belgium by Flight Sub-Lieutenant R A J Warneford RN at three in the morning. He attacked between Ghent and Brussels at 6 000 feet, dropping six bombs as the airship exploded. Warneford’s Morane monoplane then had to land in enemy territory before returning to the aerodrome. The King awarded Warneford Victoria Cross.
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