28 Sep 1916
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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 28, 1916
Page
1
Died at Herschel on Monday the 15th Maajorie Thelma daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Lecle r aged 2 years and 10 days funeral on Wednesday. Interment at Mart Collegetery. The Chevrolet Motor Co offers service station and breech Josef contact for supply at Central.
An article urges sportsmen and lawmakers to conserve prairie chickens, warning against overkill and calls for hunting limits or a temporary ban. It stresses the species’ importance to wildlife and farmers, and suggests self-imposed restraint until populations recover.
A Royal Bank employee, Pte. Austin A. Riley, died in a local incident after transferring from Sackutew to Kemetowe, then Winnipeg with the 43rd Battalion. He was about 23 and had lived in the city for several years. His athletic fame in ware, track, and hockey was noted. his body rests in Grom Valley Ontario with his parents listed among the mourners.
The Saskatchewan Live Stock Convention will be held January 9 to 12 at the College of Agriculture in Saskatoon. Aimed at breeders and farm groups, the event includes lectures on stock breeding, sanitation, abortion, cattle diseases, and related topics, with no entry fees and emphasis on demonstrations and expert discussions.
Ridpath The Canilios of BLA. Tins and J Pattrick of the Canelion Elevator Co settle at home with friends. Anticipation grows for a lane in the new hare of deckillo replacing cmv laridne Sept 11. Genki of the Gone Lake Elevator resigns with plans for Nowtheeen on Sept ih fry OP Soeith. Station agent role shifts after Oct 1. Several new cook awed sleeping feu aire under construction. JD White’s form near retirement noted as farm work slows. Jerey Young, a noted courter, visited friends recently.
The Rural Municipality of St Andrew's No 287 met at DD Aldrich's residence on Wednesday September 9, with Kemwe Collins presiding. Members and accounts were discussed including payments for card work, labor, road work, and general accounts. The council approved fees and reallocated certain counts to the general account and set a future date for a cost review of hospital maintenance.
The district reports a high yield with many fields producing around forty eight bushels per acre. Rain over Monday to Wednesday halted freshening operations delaying progress and affecting potential earnings for farmers this season.
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