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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 13, 1916
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text references subscriptions and a call to action for under state and F2000 peer. Mentions names and events in garbled form, with probable historical or commemorative context. No clear date location or organization can be confirmed from the readable content.
A fragment states that to ensure a labor supply, any men who apply will be granted montis leave to assimilate in the ced. The text appears garbled and lacks clear dates or named entities.
Gophers emerge from winter rest and search for food. Communities urge coordinated gopher day with poisoning trapping or shooting to curb pest numbers. Cooperation seen as key to success, with Canadian Pacific Railway shipping large quantities of poisoned wheat for control along tracks.
The 198th Overseas Battalion of Kieginate seeks recruits in Liberty district. Since inception more than six weeks 600 men have sworn in averaging over 100 weekly. If kept up, camp in Sewell will open by early June with overseas deployment soon after. Rural districts aid farmers amid man shortages.
A Bermuda budget column records visits to the home of Jos Patrick and James Fitzpatrick families, with Briden Irwin and Bertha Stewart guests. The Grain Growers plan a talk on Cooperation and a potential branch this year. Service was canceled due to field conditions, enlistment exams were held in a nearby town, and a farewell party is planned. Mrs Irvin of River View, Ontario, arrived at the Tree in her ante, while Rev. M A Griffie faced heat and no service. Roads near DeLownes were flooded blocking a revivalist’s passage and prompting questions about overcoming the obstacle.
The article notes war driven material costs and import duties affecting Ford components in Canada. It reports price reductions in Ford car parts to ease costs and mentions new Canadian branches able to assemble complete cars, with build sites costing over a million dollars and branches in nine leading cities from Jamie to Vancouver. Ford car prices also drop since the war began, with specific examples of Touring, Ford Coupelet, Sedan, Town Car models and a final note on Canadian pricing.
Incomplete text references Thule and Mimday Hatem with lines about liens at 7p m and Randay Below OO em. em eed. The readable items suggest a local notice or schedule fragment with unclear details.
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