23 Apr 1915
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Newspaper
Watson Witness
Location
Watson, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 23, 1915
Page
1
The Co operative Creamery at Wadena is farmer owned and operated for 五 years. It pays the highest price for cream to reward quality, while charging lowest for inferior cream. Our motto is quality with volume boosting returns to farmers through cooperative effort.
A local shop announces it is now open and ready for business. Farmers are urged to bring plow shears and repair tools to prepare for spring work.
British forces push three miles and take prisoners southeast of Ypres as other actions unfold along the front. A British submarine grounded at the Dardanelles and was destroyed by Turkish batteries. A Turkish torpedo boat attacked a transport but ran ashore after a cruiser pursuit. Russian mines near the Bosphorus sink two Turkish destroyers. Austria drafts recruits.
School roster lists students by grade and names teachers for Spalding School. The record names multiple students across grades 1 to 5 with associated last names and initials, along with a single teacher entry. It reads as a summary class listing from a March 2015 issue.
A fragment urges purchasing Made-in-Canada goods to support national symbols while warning against overfeeding oysters and poultry. It warns improper hatch conditions may prevent chicks from breaking the shell and notes social reminders about neighbors' troubles.
The rural council meeting at St Serens with all members present. They adopted prior minutes and discussed seed oats price limits and education department letters. The board approved hospital contributions, debenture coupons, school district estimates, and first payments on current demands. Law No 12 readings were approved, and adjournment set for May first Saturday.
A corrected glance at misprints shows copy editors miss errors from a lively political meeting to a dramatic Roosevelt oath. One tale mentions Alaska’s propeller departing with /> a cargo of 0,000 bushels of cats, reflecting the era’s typographical slips.
In Trafalgar Square London a woman gathered several boys, formed them into ranks, paid each a shilling, and asked if any wished to go to Australia. Two volunteered. She summoned a policeman, gave him poles to sell, and asked him to buy clothes for the boys so they could start tomorrow. She planned to meet them later and then departed.
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