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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 21, 1918
Page
6
An incomplete clipping mentions a Kingston grain route, 8.00 tons of wheat, and a Great Pessel reference. The text is garbled, with scattered names like CHENEY and GLEASON, rendering concrete facts unclear and story inaccessible.
The article discusses German plans amid heavy losses on the Champagne and Trentino fronts. It notes Germany’s reinforcements and a push toward a decisive spring counteroffensive on the western front, while considering enemy strength and potential breakthroughs in 1919.
In an open letter the British chancellor states Great Britain will meet all war obligations and rejects rumors of repudiation. He argues honoring debt secures national honor and the UK’s financial integrity after the war, while warning against withholding funds during the crisis.
The notice invites readers to view a farm harness and leather goods, promising bargains on leather and materials used in construction. It emphasizes an open invitation to come in and examine the items and compare prices.
The sale lists ferm stock, implements and household furniture to be held Thursday February 28 at 12 o clock sharp. The property of Wa O Keefe. See poster for list and terms. 910
Our Letter Basket opens to all readers but requires signed letters for publication. The column does not necessarily reflect the paper’s views, and unsigned contributions will be refused.
The article urges Rosetown to organize a community effort to grow vegetables locally and reduce dependence on outside supplies. It suggests using vacant plots for gardens, drawing on all residents no matter age or gender, and even mentions a town poultry yard to assist with food production and waste reduction. It stresses planning now to avoid future shortages.
Notice to owners of steam boilers and engines states registration is now required for inspection of part traction engine boilers at the proving cal. The document directs owners to comply with the new system and register their equipment.
The department requires annual license fees of 6500 per boiler and will issue numbered plates to be attached. After January 1918 portable boilers must display current year plates or face penalties from ten to five thousand dollars. Inspectors waive inspection fees if the owner already paid the annual license. Apply early for boiler licenses. regular inspection fees apply if the boiler is not requested at inspection and the license fee is due.
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