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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
1
The piece argues the income war tax law would push a national stock take, revealing resources and fostering resolve for war. It stresses inventories reveal wealth and prompt policy actions affecting everyone including widows and childless individuals.
New theater owner F Peterson takes control of the Rex Theatre with plans to modernize the venue this spring. He promises attractive renovations, improved ventilation, and a focus on comfort for patrons while presenting a curated program and news coverage for the community.
The article discusses a graduated wartime income tax to fund the war effort. It explains that higher incomes pay more, while those with living wages pay little or nothing. It notes equity in burden sharing and examples like farmers adding value through homegrown products. It references Canada’s wartime approach.
Hospital report for the week up to Wednesday lists patient counts, admissions, discharges, and bed availability at Municipal Hospital. Details include department totals and notable changes in census figures.
Tena announces plans to create a theatre and a string of attractions aimed at engaging residents of Rennietown and nearby areas. The project highlights community entertainment and regional appeal.
A note explains letters must be signed to be published, otherwise the editors refuse. The column is open to all contributors, but the paper does not imply agreement with every signatory.
A letter to The Eagle laments waning Anglia patriotism and poor response to a recent social event to fund debt on the Anglia Hall. Despite a large crowd and strong sentiments, proceeds fell short, leaving financial strain and calls for renewed sacrifice.
A fragmented 19th century style note emphasizes life, justice, and liberty as enduring values. It mentions names and places in a poetic cadence, reflecting a rhetorical defense of enduring rights and "life meterling" across an oath.
Fragmentary correspondence describes a parcel received by Ridpath Patriotic League from France dated January 24 718. Citizens Maurice N Peterman and Trenain Vic express thanks for aid amid shortages and promise repayment in some way while detailing daily life and concern. The Ridpath League intends a meeting at Mrs Waterson on March 13 at 2 80 pm.
A damaged OCR fragment touts a new edition of 5000 Facts About Canada by Frank Veigh, noting enlarged content across fifty chapters. It promises alphabetically arranged chapters on agriculture and national features, aiming to detail Canada’s progress and development.
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