31 Jan 1918
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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 31, 1918
Page
1
The local fire brigade announced its second annual ball following a January meeting at the Fire Hall led by Fire Chief Phillips. Funds from the event would support the Canadian Red Cross Fund with Mitchell's Orchestra from Mouse Jaw providing music.
A quiet wedding held at Meo R R W Thornton's home in Bask. on Woodnewday morning January 28 joined Mine Mary Bertha Thornton and Mr. Joh Stewart Miller formerly of Edin burgh Scotland. The couple departed by the P R for Moose Jaw and Winnipeg. Official Rev. Gardner of Plata Sark presided.
A long, tangled rumor chain traces a rumor that a source in a Texas town heard from a circus clown who heard from a gang in South America about when the war will end. The piece repeats disconnected fragments and uncertain claims without asserting a definite end date.
A fragment describes a dollar spent locally to aid daily needs, noting how the coin circulates from grocer to dry goods seller and supports households. It mentions lace or cloth as possible exchanges and rewards acts of thrift through home spending and charitable help.
A rustic vignette speaks of a single dollar’s power to pay for essentials. It hints that every habit of spending shifts daily life, from doctors to coal, clothes, and taxes, while workers keep moving and hope for happiness in small exchanges.
Mary Pickford appears with Hulda the cat in The Pride of Clan at the Rex theater. The feline actor, found near the Fort Lee ferry, plays a dejected but stylish kitten in the new Artcraft picture. The program screens Friday and Saturday with adult and children’s prices listed.
The DLR hah club met at Mrs. Jack Heartwell's home on Wednesday night February 80th. Members favored staging a carnival to raise loge funds for Patel utile purposes with a prize program to attract many attendees. Committees were formed to manage carnival duties and the gathering closed with music, singing, and a dainty lunch.
The passage debates universal joy from peace at any price, warning that a patched peace could fuel renewed autocracy. It cites Lloyd George and Wilson as hopeful voices and cites Sir Eric Geddes urging victory to ensure freedom, arguing only decisive triumph ends the war.
Hospital report through Wednesday lists discharges and current patients. Names such as Douglas King Murphy Duncan appear. figures indicate totals and possible charges.
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