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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
6
A land deal near the ONR rail line is reported as moving forward with the Northwestern Land Co. expected to finalize the section south of the station. Skating and curling events are described with venue and schedule notes for upcoming open days and holiday advertising spreads.
The note appears fragmented and unclear. Readable elements include a mention of fret, RB Metinfois, and a monetary sign. No identifiable persons or organizations are clearly connected to a verifiable event or outcome.
Fragmented OCR text references Prince Rupprecht and German leaders in discussions of peace. The snippet mentions a memoranda or messages to leaders and differing positions, with unclear attribution and damaged wording.
Reported remarks show the Kaiser amid public cheers and criticism as wartime tensions rise. Observers note mentions of force, naval strategy, and propaganda shaping public sentiment during ongoing conflict.
A damaged fragment mentions the German foreign office and actions at Brussels and Berlin. It references a former official and hints at responsibility or blame, with unclear details and names.
Ottawa reports total Canadian war expenditures through November 30 1918 at 1 068 billion dollars and projects 1 290 billion by March 31 1919 with 300 million recurring postwar costs. Pension load eyed at about 30 million yearly, rising to 1.5 billion by March 31 1919. Indirect damages and submarine raid effects also noted.
Readings included messages from King George V and leaders like Lloyd George and Clemenceau praising U S support. Reports note French prisoners executed by Germans, calls for reparations, and occupation tensions as British authorities report acts of ceremony amid victory celebrations. Canada reports Victory Loan total of 687,077,570 with 421,199 subscribers.
Amsterdam reports that Gen Nodaat president of the French armistice sion at Spa presented a note to Germany demanding 54,000,000 marks from the British army for the month, asserting a monetary claim in the latest diplomatic exchange.
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