16 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
1
The readable text consists of garbled OCR with no clear events, persons, places, or dates to identify a coherent news item. It does not present an actionable or discernible story suitable for a headline or summary.
Local grocery ad lists Lyalla Galdes Syrup English Make priced at 28 per ta. Selaton Totem Be 2 fee 250 5 Cane Beusiewich Sardines for 2Se. Items appear as weekly promotions with implied unit prices and brand names.
Fragmentary report highlights children at St Andrew's Church in Mergeen and their happy Easter service. The piece contrasts western regions lacking clergy and churches with the call to support others and ensure happiness of Easter observances through generosity.
Presiding Justice D. H. Evans replies to Wen Holman over a Rosetown Town case. He disputes Holman’s printed claims about invitation, process, and ruling, asserting prior written decision and defending bylaws compliance amid tense public exchange.
The report covers the Easter Vestry meeting led by Rev. R. E. Yous with strong attendance. The church nears debt freedom thanks to collections of 4857.75 and Mr. Ball the organist is praised. Mr. Young's farewell at Rosetown is noted with plans for future westward work and a club shoot planned for next week at 6.30.
Regular Rosstown council session presided by Mayor Holmes with Caldscott Heartwall and Wright present. Read and approved minutes. accounts read including McMartin 60 dollars and Schofield 2.90 for services. light maintenance at rink 7 dollars. several tax and balance payments authorized.
The annus meeting of Cleland Anglican vestry held Easter Day at Rosetown St Andrew's Mission house. Finances were adopted. E Jones reappointed Vicar’s Warden and Hearn re-elected People’s Warden. Vestrymen elected: E Davies, M Walker, H Fleet. Districts to share mission house upkeep costs.
The town council calls for applications from local young men to sleep in the heated and lit fire hall room free of charge. Duties include guarding Gre equipment at night until officials arrive. No men of immoral or intemperate habits need apply. See the Sec Treasurer for details.
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