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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 07, 1916
Page
2
The examination of water samples from town wells shows contamination with coliform bacteria and impurities. Officials are moving to discontinue use of the affected wells and rely on alternatives, amid concerns about rain runoff and crowded areas.
Saskatchewan's Department of Agriculture offers to cover transportation costs for Regina exhibitors sending exceptional grain products to El Paso Texas for the 1916 International Soil-Products Exposition. Cash prizes are awarded for threshed grain, grain in sheaf, forage plants, and other soil products. Exhibits must reach Regina by October 1 and weigh up to 208 pounds. inquiries go to the Weeds and Seed Commissioner, Regina.
A garbled OCR fragment reports minor events in a small town. Names such as Hare Graham Curmgh Manuela St Towne Chat Peblay and Fraser appear amid scattered references to visits, a gasoline engine cylinder incident, and social gatherings in Lotus weld Secen Perrone Alta.
July event in Regina featured Saskatchewan Grain Growers’ Association tests. Chetend won the competition. Reckhaven loon placed high, praised for grain quality. Comparative figures accompany the report.
Mrs J H N Brule died Monday evening September 4 after three epileptic fits. She attended church in Rosetown that Sunday and had dinner with relatives. She leaves a three week old child and husband J J N Brule. Funeral was held Wednesday at the family residence with Catholic services, burial in Rosetown cemetery.
The Department of the Interior at Ottawa is issuing a homestead map showing the current land status in Saskatchewan Alberta and Manitoba. The map outlines quarter sections for the three provinces as of January 1 1916 and includes Indian reserves timber berths grazing leases peat offices railways and more. Copies for Saskatchewan or Alberta sheets may be obtained by applying to the Railway Lands Branch Ottawa.
A notice warns of defects found in the sewer system during a recent inspection. It states repairs are required on all connected lines and boxes, with penalties for noncompliance and potential prosecutions for health violations. Names mentioned include J W Heserwens and E T Moens.
The itemized notes include visiting relatives and staffing changes at Roseteuwn school with Mie F. McLeal returning after a burn injury. death of Mrs. Ira Cochrane in Owen Stand. plans for town council to fund recreation and stock sales for a local society. a fatal accident involving an elderly driver. and a health officer warning about property and street cleanliness to ensure a safe town.
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