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Newspaper
Grenfell Sun
Location
Grenfell, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 27, 1917
Page
4
The Sun reports on home wartime menus suggesting thrift for front-line food supply. It notes exemption processes for telegraph workers, the CEPF inquiries, and medical boards with Wolseley as a mobilization hub. Also mentions subscription changes and a Wolseley court session.
The article reports on population growth and land use in the Ulintin province, noting total acreage, farm holdings, and crop acreage. It cites increases in population, agricultural production, and livestock, with figures from 1901 to 1916 and regional notes on Moose Jaw and nearby districts.
Marieval and Regina officials attended a ceremony with Mr W Graben of leading agencies. Pupils presented an evening entertainment praising the schools and ex pupils now thriving. Graham congratulated the pupils and spoke on the schools’ impact, calling them among the best in the province.
A gun cam with Pinder aboard was reportedly lost on Saturday after September 22 and a reward is offered through The Sun for its return.
The readable fragments reference Faulkner Road and Senter in a local notice, with incomplete details about the event or location. No clear date or action is discernible from the fragmentary text.
A short notice item reports an engine available for rent in Pryor while local shops handle repairs. The terse notice notes contact options and timing, reflecting a busy service market in the area.
A fragmentary report notes plans for eye testing and optometric procedures led by named entities. It mentions a department of ex a wast od and a Granite Heel Cicotell, with references to a memorial week and attendance for eye testing and related actions.
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