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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 07, 1916
Page
1
The examination of water foam angles shows contamination prompting condemnation of several wells. Bacteria counts cited include Van Alten Nowe Western Boarding House, Girwham Bros Store, ER Cutin’s Harumates, Murphy’s Residence, and Uri the rear area spring water source.
The Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture will pay transport costs for top exhibits from Regina to El Paso Texas as part of a joint exhibit with the International Soil-Products Ex position and International Dey Farming Congress. Substantial cash prizes are offered for threshed grain, sheaves, forage, or other soil products. exhibits must reach Regina by October 1.
Anglia and Vicinity mentions Harry Graham enjoying a tune with a loved one and a gasoline engine issue. Mr Currigh returns from Masitelu with his father at St Thomas Ont. Mrs Waite visits town with friends. Miss Fraser, a Letux teacher, is praised for a reen selva at Seiten Peneans Alta. Miss Fraser is wished well by numerous friends. R A Thompson visited Marengy with friends.
Cleland wins the Grain prize at the Saskatchewan grain exhibition held in Regina in July. The Reckhawes ben! is noted as the runner up. The report highlights the winning grain’s quality as the main factor. Comparative figures follow.
The Department of the Interior in Ottawa releases a new homestead map showing land status as of January 1916 across Saskatchewan Alberta and Manitoba. Separate province sheets cover new intra locations and include Indian reserves timber berths grazing fees post offices railways and more. Copies for Saskatchewan and Alberta sheets available from Railway Lands Branch Ottawa.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a general priest or inspector names Ere ne Inferentiary, J W. Heaerweur, E. T. Moess, and a sanitary inspector MN. H. 0. The text is garbled and unreadable for full attribution or action.
The column records family visits and departures in Herelet including L. Cwhleett and Mire Cora Van Allen. It notes teaching changes at Rosetows, Mrs. McLean’s recovery, and Mrs. Im Cochrane’s death. A farm society wage matters committee, a car accident near town, health inspections, and calls for public cleanliness are reported.
The bereaved husband J U N Brule mourns the death of Mrs Berthe Elvine Brule on Monday September 4 after three epileptic fits. She attended Reeetown church Sunday and died that evening. Survived by husband and three weeks old infant. Funeral planned at nine oclock at the Catholic church with burial in Remetown cemetery.
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