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02 Sep 1915
Page 1
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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1915
Page
1
The fragment hints at a case involving a place or person named De and a reference to Euler. Details are unclear, but the item reads like a brief note on a dismissal connected to mathematical work.
Officials warn farmers to guard against prairie fires as tall grasses and dry stubble raise danger. Fire guardians can compel able bodied residents under sixty to assist extinguishing fires. disobeying orders carries a fine. Prepare breaks, water barrels, and heaters. act promptly when fires are suspected.
Across each season reports describe outfits and crops set ablaze by sparks and cinders from engine smoke stacks thought dead by farmers. The repeated pattern emphasizes ongoing risk to fields and clothing during harvest movements and transport.
The House of Service announces Sunday school at 11 oclock and evening worship at 7 o’clock. A chair practice is set for Friday evening at 7 30 in the church. Strangers and all without a church affiliation are welcome at all services.
The curling club elected officers for 1916 led by Hon President C H Mark and President P Murphy. A committee was appointed to inspect ice sheets and report on surface conditions. Membership fee set at 10 dollars, Bonspiel plans discussed and prize committee formed.
The Rosetown area fund for a 200 bed hospital to care for wounded soldiers grows toward endowing a second bed at 650 per bed. Contributions are collected at P Murphy's cigar store with lists showing current totals and pledges from local residents encouraged to support. Many local volunteers have joined, and readers are urged to contribute to relieve hospital patients. The note cites Rosetown and district efforts and memorializes those serving.
The Reverend A E Young, formerly at St Andrews, reports arrival in England and intention to seek a chaplaincy at the Dardanelles. He notes stiff competition among clergy for flight to the front and recalls meeting Dean Reid of Rosetown in a Red Cross hospital in Eastbourne, who is recovering from wounds.
The Preatytery of Kindersley met in Rosetown on Tuesday with ministers including Revs. H. D. Leitch Robbertaon D. M. Campbell A. C. McCallum W. J. Kelly J. Heid J. C. McDougall J. M. White J. A. Fiske P. A. McDougall and others. The vote on church union is be ing taken. clerk Rev. McCulloch ordered 1600 additional shallots to ensure supply. The Presbytery thanked Andrew Wilson for the general assembly report and arranged six weeks of pulpit supply as Rev. W. J. Kelly is unwell. The next meeting will be in December. the shorting duck season for ducks and prairie chickens opens September 16, six weeks later than 1914.
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