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Newspaper

Watrous Signal

Location

Watrous, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Mar 01, 1917

Page

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Severely Critical Of Von Bernstorff Departure

The piece denounces Count von Bernstorff's exit from the United States as a grave diplomatic error and warns that his overlong stay was dangerous to American security. It accuses him of deep intrigue, deception, and involvement in crimes linked to German espionage and actions by Boy-Ed and von Papen.

Count von Bernatorff United States Canada America Washington von Hernstorff Berlin Boy-Ed von Papqn

Appreciation of Xmas Gifts for Frontline GT P Employees

A 1917 Winnipeg area note reports Grand Trunk Pacific Railway staff contributed to send Christmas parcels to soldiers at the front. Funds exceeded needs, enabling more parcels. Read extracts praise the thoughtful contents and morale boost for G. T. P. personnel far from home.

Cap Hapenell Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Winnipeg

Annual Concert and Meetings at G T P G A

Our Correspondent reports Whist Drive and Pie Supper at 8 30 p m with the sixth annual concert at 7 45 p m and G A at 8 p m The year’s attendance was high with substantial business discussed including raising the school age to sixteen and 150 days minimum attendance The column praises comradeship and gifts from old members and suggests reviving the United Grain Growers allied G G A locals for better exchange and advancement The item closes with reflections on community behavior and future meeting ideas

Rng Omega Old United Grain Growers Phaic G.G. A Watrous

Farm Labor Hiring Drive Urges Local Help By Farmers

Farmers urged to specify dates for hiring, wages, and engagement length for seasonal workers. Provide a contact at the nearest railway station to guide men to the farm and arrange immediate, year‑long retention with help directed to the Bureau of Labor under the Department of Agriculture.

Bureau of Labor Dept. of Agriculture

A.S.C. Recruiting in Winnipeg for Western Canada

The Army Service Corps headquarters for Western Canada is in Winnipeg at Osbourne Street barracks. Drafts go overseas from there. motor transport men, clerks, warehousemen, and railway staff are sought. Roles include auto driving, horse transport, repair work, and supply duties tied to front line and England operations. Enlistment now.

Army Service Corps Western Canada Winnipeg No. 1 C.A.C Oshorne Street Verracks A.5.c England

Pearce Couple Thankful for Sympathy After Loss

Mr and Mrs A Pearce express gratitude to friends for sympathy shown after the death of their young child. The message asks acceptance of heartfelt appreciation from those who offered support during their bereavement.

Presentation and Social Evening for Miss Helen Mac Lachlan

A February 23 gathering of friends in Manitou to wish Miss Helen Mac Lachlan well before she moves to Regina. Music by Viola Grest, Vivier Grest, and Lilian Garrett. games include The Senses with tests of sight taste smell and touch. An address and gift were presented by Mrs. Garrett with a closing note from The Ladiew Aid and others.

Helen MacLachlan Regina Viola Vivier Grest Lilian Garrett Manitou Lake Miss MacLachlan

New Brunswick Election Results in Brief

New Brunswick elections concluded with Liberals securing representation against the Conservatives. The Liberals will hold a number of seats in the next assembly, while the Conservatives maintain a stronger opposition tally. Former legislature showed Conservative support with 46 members and a small opposition.

New Brunswick

Government guarantees wheat prices for decade ahead

The government plans to set minimum wheat prices for the next ten years assuring farmers stability. Current year sixty shillings per quarter and future rates decline to fifty five, forty five shillings in 1918 19 and 1921 22. Canadian currency implies about 1.87 a bushel for six years. Archy Boulding of Macklin returns to town briefly.

Canada

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G.T. P Poplar Park Goodiel Jan Irwin Boston A. S.C Laspeo Archy Boulding Macklin Majestic Theatre Mildred Gregory Paul M. Bryan Law Puremoust
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