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Newspaper
Grenfell Sun
Location
Grenfell, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 08, 1917
Page
10
Mrs Tredway trembles, Meg urges rest after a sudden lockup and fear of intruders. The two women confront distress over a missing husband and looming decisions. Tomorrow may bring clarity as sleep and resolve loom.
In a cluttered scene Meg contemplates a mysterious visitor while Connie laments over wedding dress plans. Meg doubts a burglar Accusations rise as Connie implies tension with their mother. The narrative unfolds with fatigue and secrecy as night ends.
A States Food Administration compilation shows October 1 dairy output rising by about 3.354 percent from the previous year, totaling 61687 pounds versus 1996. The report notes regional gains and cites specific state variations despite overall growth.
A fragmented account describes Assiniboine people near Wolseley and their shifts from Cree rule, with Major Bell of Bonanza Farm and Indian tracker Macdonald pursuing horse theft across plains. The pursuit follows a trail to Bell’s stable and toward the American line, with cattle crossing the Yellowstone watershed and horses tied to Bell in Regina.
The article discusses farming work linked to seasons and weather, stressing independence and prudent governance. It cites Sir George on railways costs and national credit while highlighting the Canadian public's reliance on agricultural output and a cautious path to progress.
A fragmentary wartime editorial argues for defending London’s capital and its security factors. It insists on preserving frontline air squadrons while maintaining effective anti-aircraft defense rather than diverting scarce resources to showy measures.
A Chicago Tribune piece critiques German misreading of other nations and their standards. It argues Germany’s blunder is psychological, risking enemies overestimating restraint and decency.
Fragmentary report notes the men at the venue claim four major female performers signed up for a week at the drama or music hall. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
The article notes cattle and swine demand remained steady with spring activity, horses declining in value yet remount demand steady. Sheep prospects look bright amid record wool and high meat prices, while Saskatchewan governments earmarked 250000 for live stock purchases to aid farmer distribution.
Breeding sheep in Alberta fetched a record price with multiple head sold near Calgary at about 14 dollars each. The sale reflects a strong market for breeding stock as buyers and sellers note high demand and competitive bidding.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention shipyards and world facilities with scattered figures for countries such as Japan France Austria Belgium Sweden Denmark China and the United States. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts or a coherent event.
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