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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 28, 1916
Page
4
Fragmented OCR describes salvage sheds with reused ordnance items and tools. It mentions field boots, bayonets, clips, filters, and munitions moved from roads to rail for distribution. The text highlights cobblers repairing boots and technicians sorting equipment amid wartime effort.
The war office notes sugar as a good food for soldiers and tired muscles. It suggests a similar liquid solution sweetened with saccharin to aid energy and recovery during exertion.
A widow of Captain Vaseel, Lady Scott, is described as working in a munition factory. The piece notes her comfort in feeling free from the disgrace of leisure while war needs persist and menfolk are away. Official press coverage references her role amid wartime supply efforts.
A fragmented report notes an aerial defense exercise at 10 000 feet on May 21 possibly linked to a Seb-Licut flight. It mentions R 5S sighted and hints at ongoing developments in frontline air operations.
In a London interview, Lord Derby says conscription reflects duty to mobilize men for the common good. He urges exploiting available manpower for the Allies and vows support to the last moment if needed.
Major Green, a Saskatoon fish dealer, travels to Ottawa to negotiate with the Fisheries Department and War Purchasing Commission. He aims to organize a paper trades venture representing the War Office and Eyes a market worth up to a million dollars. Green plans to visit principal fishing centers in Canada and England to push the deal.
An old column traces the turkey from its wild origins to widespread domestic cultivation across continents. It notes the bird’s global reach, driven by its meat’s appeal when baked or roasted, and hints at intertwined historical tales of travelers and officials.
A partial dialogue cites a cam manager asking for more rough and ready spellbinders and asserts that the efforts of our orators should not be discounted. The fragment ends with uncertain phrasing about coming together.
Manitoba proposes a government backed rural credit plan to supply cheap money for farming. It contemplates 50 million dollars in investment, government bonds, and mortgage security with real estate levy to cover losses. Western banks oppose some terms but the policy aims to ease farmer finance and curb third class credits.
Fragmented wartime dispatch claims Russia will fight to a final victory and reject separate peace. The text notes rumors of secret parleys aimed at dividing Russia, but asserts no impact on the ongoing government position and military resolve.
In a Times Empire interview Mr. Massey, New Zealand Prime Minister, urges drafting soldiers into civilian and industrial roles after the war. He warns of German economic tactics, calls for early organization, and envisions a United Nations of Britain prepared for enduring peace.
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