15 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 15, 1915
Page
1
A local store advertises a stock reducing sale with deep discounts on mens summer shirts priced at 2.00 and 1.50, Panama hats at 7.00 and 12.00 rain coats, and felt hats at 1.50. The offer highlights menswear clearances to move inventory.
Local firm announces completion of a new equipment upgrade project aimed at improving efficiency and productivity. The initiative involves updated machinery, expanded storage capacity, and training for staff to implement the enhanced workflow.
A large crowd greets the Better Parwidg Train featuring Prof. Bracken of the College of Agriculture discussing tillage and crop production. Speaker Mr. Reid covers seeds weeds and winter rye while Hon. W. R. Motherwell promotes fodder crops and rye on summer fallow lands.
The Anglia blue class spent an evening at teacher Mrs. Ed La Marsh’s lawn. Mrs. R. I. Duff and daughter Dorothy left for a pleasure trip. Miss Annie McAndrews attended the Hillside School picnic and visited Rosetown friends. Miss Arkel visited Irwin Sanderson’s home. Gordon Stuart hired for harvest with E. Duff. Tei Jones plans to sell a car load of binders. J. Chapen offered new potatoes for sale.
A Friday evening dance drew locals to the hall with reports of a good time. Miss Gallagher B A travels holidays at Baskatoon. Rev H McCulloch of Romtown will lead Sunday service July 18 at the service home. Communion planned at the host home. Mrs BR M Durrant and daughter return from Atrongfield. Mrs Foley nearby visit. Mr Laberge family welcomed to town. W Bowman begins construction of a new office at Mat cre.
The Ro settown transfer track decision orders building or railways to handle freight at a rate equal to the proposed track. W. E Knowles MP led the resubmission on June 11 with A Hamilton representing constituents. If retailers pass on savings, Moose Jaw and surrounding districts may see coal costs drop sharply, potentially saving consumers hundreds of dollars.
Community items list deaths engagements and events including Rev J H Holmes death in Toronto, R D Simpson drowning on Mowe Jaw Creek, and charity gatherings in Merriott with base ball races and a concert. Names include Mary Geddes Owen Seued D M Geddes James Geddes and Dr J W Pennington entertaining visitors.
Cleland Grain Growers held its annual picnic at Crystal Beach with neighborhood attendance. Weather forecasts warned of rain yet activities proceeded after lunch including swimming, sports, and a variety of contests. Winners received prizes such as cigars and fancy items.
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