08 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
1
An article notes debates over who pays for leakages in grain shipments managed by the Prairie William line and the CLP R. It discusses liability for slippery grain, railways, and resales, with references to public concerns and figures like WJ H Edwards and a typical yearly loss.
Local retailer advertises best values on men and boys suits odd pants shirts collars ties underwear shoes oxfords hats caps and more for summer wardrobe.
The fragment shows a garbled line about equipment and a team or group. It hints at readiness and a brief mention of operation but lacks clear names or dates. The readable words suggest a short, urgent note about being prepared or deployed.
A Dominion Day gathering despite cold weather drew a large turnout. Rural areas, Brock, Netherhill, and Rosetown sent participants to a full program of basketball, baseball, and football, with Netherhill defeating Elrose in a close baseball final 6-4 and Fortune Ideleen beating Sovereign in football 2-1.
The following is the promotion exam results with names arranged by merit. Grades VII VIII list Mabel Crosman Joe Elliott Irene Brookbank Walter Legge conditionally. Grade VI VII Willie McMechan Mack Legge Jimmie Crossman. Grade V I to VI Edward Grade V to V Arnold Beehard Edgar Brookbank conditionally. Grade III IV John Franklin Hazel Brookbank Lorette Beehard conditionally. Grade III Raswell Phillips. Grade I II Herschel Arthur Dolly Franklin May Croseman Wilbur Brookbank Wesley Phillips Eva Lavoie conditionally. Grade 1 Gerald Lachapelle Mitorep L. Baows
The Cleland Grain Growers Association plans a picnic at Crystal Beach Harrie on Tuesday July 18 leaving Reoe rtown du the C N H eastbound at 9 Wa m. Return 05F. A committee will arrange aquatic sports for a good time for all. A large turnout of friends is expected. Meet at Rex's Free Show Saturday afternoon.
A wartime letter recounts conditions near the front, noting heat, shelling, and casualties. The writer describes a near-exhausting march, a German casualty he observed, and the hope for a return to England after further battles. He mentions his regiment's reduced strength and a missed chance to acquire a German helmet.
Mr and Mrs Geo Mosley of Saskatoon visited friends in the area and plan to stay longer. A number attended Rosetown sports on July 1 with some not returning until the next morning. Wells Charles Moxley and Orville Minish sang at Minish’s homestead on Sunday. A new pastor began his last Sunday and progress notes on last week’s events are promised for next week.
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