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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 01, 1918
Page
6
Fragmented text describes Pink Pills as a cure for nerve and digestive issues with claims of restored strength and health. The passage mentions doctors, places like Ontario, and references to prisoners and Bacon, forming a disjointed, non-cohesive summary of a medical remedy advertisement without clear narrative.
Saskatchewan hail insurance rates are fixed at four cents an acre on all assessable land with a maximum of five dollars per acre. The regime operates with 19 board companies in the west, cash rates at six percent and credit eight percent, unchanged from last year. Rosthern district notes higher local rates due to heavy losses, while overall reserve funds remain substantial at the season's start.
A garbled OCR fragment describes an automobile and a passenger named Agnes or Agnes A. The text references speed and inquiry about what was earned from a prior owner, mentioning Vancouver and a one mile distance. The readability is limited and key facts are unclear.
A wartime Canada ration order requires bakers and public outlets to mix one pound of wheat substitute with every nine pounds of standard wheat flour, rising to one to four in eastern districts after July 15. The plan covers Port Arthur and western regions with adjusted ratios and imposes penalties up to 1000 dollars for noncompliance.
A fragmented item mentions Berrien area names and a roundabout sign painted with the name Pilieune Apule or similar label. The readable text hints at a local display or mural referencing residents and a roadway feature.
Auction note announces sale items with unclear descriptors and a location in Rosptown. Readable fragments describe sale of unspecified goods and a contact pointer. The text lacks clear dates, prices, or complete item details.
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