20 Dec 1917
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Newspaper
Stoughton Times
Location
Stoughton, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 20, 1917
Page
1
The piece reflects on Christmas 1917 amid World War I, urging faith and endurance. It contrasts happiness at home with the brutal frontline realities in France and calls for courage, trust in justice, and a steady spirit as loved ones go “over there.”
Ad listing seedless clusters nuts cranberries and fresh fruit from 14 pounds to 26 cents. Boxes and bulk items priced including per box 2.25 and per pound 25 to 66 cents. Also bulk candies marshmallows honey and spices marketed as festive treats.
Local notes report the Wicket at the Post Office open one hour after mail resortes on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve. Numerous residents depart for winter homes or visits, including C MacLern for Pembroke Ontario and A Allin en route to the Const. Church events. A series of church services, school events, and social activities are listed with names and places around Moose Jaw.
An ad describes a sale with warm cozy coats and belts, featuring new crepe garments in Georgette, range sizes 34 to 44, colors white and pale. Prices span from $4.50 to $25.00, highlighting affordable items and a variety of textures for the season.
A historic ruling by Central Appeal Judge Duff on December 6 upholds an exemption for W J Rowntree related to his agricultural labor duties. The decision addresses whether the Military Service Act covers exempting persons in the agricultural industry. The case stems from Ontario Local Tribal No 421 and involves W H Rowntree and his son.
Fragmentary text notes a wartime decision made Monday with a majority favoring increases. The passage mentions soldiers and a forceful statement by Sir Wilfree, but full meaning is unclear due to damaged OCR.
A brief note from Bbr. and Mire thanking friends for their thoughtful expressions of sympathy following a bereavement. The message acknowledges late condolences and appreciation for support during the loss.
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