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Newspaper
Lemberg Star
Location
Lemberg, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 27, 1918
Page
4
Four weeks ago a grey horse disappeared near Lemberg. Information leading to its recovery will be gratefully received by Christian Zapf.
The column lists residents visiting relatives in Regina St. Paul Winnipeg and Crookston with several return dates. It mentions curling schedule opening, Christmas travel to Saskatoon Calgary and Toronto, and notes about flu cases and a lodge meeting. There is questioning of easing restrictions in Lemberg amid the regional flu spread.
A fragment notes Ponoka and Wetaskiwin areas in Alberta facing severe frost but reports Ponoka district unusually favored this year. It mentions long time farmers and continued harvesting despite the cold, with frost damage limited to low-lying areas.
The article reflects on Hasebrouck and Calais in World War II era parallels with Marlborough and Cromwell. It notes the inland fortifications, the Straits of Dover, and the strategic rail junctions that make Hasebrouck crucial to Allied defense, echoing past campaigns and naval support.
Chickney Chimes reports chicken bones and chocolates at the Lemberg Drug Store while turkey bones are plentiful in town. Mrs G Bock has recovered from the Flu and is home. Edna and Albert G Bock left for Regine and western points. Mr and Mrs J Shannon of Dummer Sask are spending Xmas holidays with Mr E Coughlin.
Notice of a Saturday meeting at 7 30 p m in the Town Hall for the Lemberg Curling Club to arrange the Bonspeil for New Year. Attendees include vice presidents RJ Campnent and J A Anour.
A $10 reward is posted for information leading to the recovery of three horses that strayed around October 20. A bay mare colt with white face and legs, a black gelding with a star and an X branded on the left hip and a white left eye, and a light bay mare with white on the face and hind legs, were last seen with halters.
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