29 Jul 1915
Page 1
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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a future related to inter traffic with pricing noted as 20 cents and a mention of a person or entity named 1 Eine. The snippet is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes.
The text is garbled and unreadable, mentioning traffic and trains in a partial, jumbled manner with no clear events, dates, or proper names to summarize into a factual card.
A local stock reducing sale offers men summer shirts at two dollars and one half dollars and Panama hats at seven dollars. The ad highlights clearout pricing for men’s summer apparel.
The letter from ex RN W M P Williams to Reg Spindler recalls life at the front. He recalls longing for Rinetown, shelling, digging, and sleeping difficulties. He recounts sharing a goat joke and narrowly avoiding danger while seeking his company. Williams expects to return to the trenches soon.
The Eagle notes Stanley Hugh Davin from the first Canadian Contingent remains alive and in good heart after a June 24 action at 8 a.m. His father received a letter this week describing the bloody engagement and Blaney’s safe return. Readers with front letters or extracts should submit them to The Eagle Office.
Red Cross Society hosted a garden party at Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Saunderson's home last Thursday evening. A young crowd enjoyed outdoors then indoors for an address by Rev. H McCulloch on The Work of the Red Cross Society. Musicians and reciters performed.
A July picnic at Glen Payne drew a large crowd with Rosetown guests and a Glen Payne baseball win. Events included running jumps, sprints, races for all ages, a tug of war altered to Rosetown, and a supper served by visiting and local ladies.
Mr and Mrs Christian Barrows senior express sincere thanks to Mr and Mrs D H Evans and friends for kind words and sympathy after the death of their son Victor.
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