Christmas notes from a small town in wartime
A fragmentary wartime notices page recalls Christmas greetings and local doings. It mentions families such as Sibbalds and Stopfords, births and festive visits, a mothering of children in a winter board, and a hospital transfer of a Canadian soldier in France. It notes church meetings on January 10th and invites all ladies to attend.
Reserve Militia Parade Orders for Week Ending January 10
Lieut. J. Gronow issued orders for the Reserve Militia of the Lieydaviaster Company. Parades are scheduled across the week ending January 10 with formations and duty details for training and readiness. Units to assemble at designated points and times as published.
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Lieat
J. Gronow
O.C. Lieydaviaster Company
Reserve Militia
Say Ah We Figure On Getting The Hedge Before Seeding
Fragmentary dialogue appears to discuss planning work before seeding and hedge preparation. The text shows a rural or farm setting with archaic spelling and incomplete sentences. No clear dates, places, or named entities are recoverable.
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Mere W. Sibbald
Dunglas Sibbald
O.B. Hall
Christeas Holdays
Stopford
Bank of Commerce
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Pertien Sons
Field
France
Canadian Station Hospital
J. Honner
Mundare
Sew
Humberstone
John Spencer
J Hi. Stevenson
Metery
Lester
Bank Commerce Ee Sereer
Canada
Winnipeg
Saeeiateel
Coyotes
Turkeys
W. Johnson
Broadway
Lloydminster
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Fermen
Morual
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Alberta Farmers’ Co-operative
Lougheed
Saxon Sales Company
Ee Jackson Garage
Saskatoon
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W.L. Cameron
the Man
Maxwell
Maxwell Company
F.O.B. Windsor
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Estes
Fates
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