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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1918
Page
7
A court order linked to owed accounts and a figure named Dennis Mopey drives a financial action. Readers are urged to review the related proceedings and any enforced payments or statements.
A garbled street talk exchange references an old mare near a railroad and a pony racing home. A farmer recalls a long trot toward Chicago while a dog trails 100 yards behind in a fragmented dialogue.
The Los Angeles city council weighs a licensing measure for cats. City attorney says complaints about nighttime cat noise could drive the ordinance, with the proposal likely advancing if the council finds it legally valid.
A Paris satire cites German manpower, claiming 5.5 million total with 200,000 on the western front and 1,000,000 on the eastern front. The piece mocks exaggerated imperial strength, noting only a skeleton of forces remains in reserve.
A chaotic OCR reading notes grain car shipments to Winnipeg with values around 5,001.44 for a car of wheat, and other cars yielding 4,571.02 and 34,127.55 in receipts. The text is garbled but suggests rising prices and multiple car shipments with varying totals.
The fragment discusses catarrhal deafness and challenges in cure and protection. It mentions mucus, treatment limits, and potential remedies or tests, though details are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmented OCR suggests a shipment of pedigreed horses including race and farm breeds. The text mentions imports, a farmer, and concerns about cobs or corn affecting the cargo, with unclear details on origins or destinations.
The article notes a rise in women smokers across Britain, with several thousand previously unrecorded smokers in London and a forecast that more will take up smoking nationwide. It suggests women may reduce certain purchases but still increase overall tobacco use as consumption grows.
The report cites Bellero with 97.42 points leading Jobe at 952 and Saska'tche wan with M47 in a winter sample contest. Manitoba and Aota tyne tied for second with 97.8, Manitoba dairy man alee won best butter sample for 1997 with 947. Alberta placed second.
A damaged ad-like notice extols Dr Pink Pills for La Grippe aftereffects and general blood disorders. It cites a testimonial from Wlliam of Canada and mentions cures for lingering chest pains, weakness, and nerve symptoms. The piece promotes buying from The Bens Co. Brock at 50 cents per box.
Report from province correspondents estimates Saskatchewan 1917 summer fallow and acreages. Basis shows six million acres prepared for crop with increases over prior year.
A fragment mentions Mitchell and Sol Tila FP Pinkham's being recommended to expectant mothers. The text suggests advice or promotion aimed at prenatal care, with a focus on maternal guidance.
A vivid account praises stoic British sailors who volunteered to salvage the Mont Blanc in Otter ward waters. They boarded the deserted vessel as a gunboat captain led the effort and many crewmen perished when an explosion and blast killed 40 men.
A Canadian testimonial claims rheumatism and related conditions vanished after using Kidney Liver Pills. Mrs Ray reports swelling and pain disappeared, weight loss, and relief from rheumatism, itching, biliousness, and sick headaches. The letter touts pills as a blood cleaner acting on kidneys, liver, and bowels, urging readers to try one dose daily.
The Manitoba Free Press notes sustained prosperity in Western Canada with Alberta and Saskatchewan provinces reporting record gains in trade and wholesale values for 1917. Analysts compare year to year, highlighting higher prices and growing demand for hardware, landware, and clothing. The report mentions Manitoba and Winnipeg figures, quotes strong year over year growth, and attributes gains to broader economic activity.
The piece argues that home and school discipline shape obedience in children and critiques military training for not correcting home conditions. It notes fathers of a new generation will guide better behavior, while soldiers’ families may not. It ends with a note on a wartime card badge scheme and troop symbolism.
Reports from Southern Alberta show strong farm profits in the Lethbridge district with high cash transacts and rising property values. Miller's Worm Powders are advertised as an effective remedy against worm infestations affecting livestock and crops.
The New York Tribune notes that each war year yielded a new instrument of destruction. It cites 1917 as pivotal, mentioning a 42 centimeter weapon and fortification gaps, and the term tank appearing in the context of early warfare.
The text argues daily discipline keeps athletes and individuals ready for tougher challenges. It stresses preparedness as essential, noting time and energy spent now avert greater costs later for both person and nation.
An old advertisement claims Patnam's Extractor will remove corns without pain. The product supposedly shrivels and peels the corn quickly, working even on stubborn cases. It advertises availability at drug stores with a quarter price for men.
Widespread farm land sales signal robust demand for fertile Western lands. The report lists several recent private deals with varying sizes and prices across Virden, Reuica Sockatele Wan, Mournia View, Mannitol, and Waterjale in Northern Alberta, highlighting strong market activity.
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