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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary notes report social events, a curling season update, a funeral, a winter dance plan, a real estate sale near Milestone, and community movements. Names include Wickett, King, Downing, and Jowler with scattered dates and places.
The piece urges thrift and industry to rebuild the nation after the Civil War era, emphasizing vigilance by individuals, watching prices, and supporting merchants with predictable prices. It argues competition regulates prices better than any other force and urges readers to patronize progressive merchants who follow prudent pricing.
A garbled OCR snippet references a market item and a person named D. B. McMillen. It mentions a fort, white and dark colors, and a vague description of attire or appearance. No clear event, location, or date is readable enough to confirm details.
A public notice announces a reward for the safe recovery of ten doli reported missing. Local authorities offer compensation upon return and urge owners to provide proof of ownership.
Readable fragments report a rim end of a tool or device tied to Seamer J. Ot Vemper, with no clear context or full details in the OCR snippet. Further text needed to identify the event, date, or location related to the object.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a livery stable sale on Fiestt Avenue. Mentions Keating and Zealendia Po with partial figures 80-13 and a seed flax reference amid unclear terms.
A damaged notice appears to specify probate actions in Saskatoon with references to the Creditor list and executor Harvey or similar names. The legible date hints at November 4, 1916, and mentions a court and heirs or heirs’ obligations.
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