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Watson Witness in Watson, Saskatchewan

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Watson Witness

Location

Watson, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Jun 22, 1917

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War Notes On Prisoners And Front-Line Gains

More than 100000 prisoners taken by the British during the war. Up to end of May 70007 prisoners taken in France and Belgium, plus 434 guns. British gains east of Monchy-le-Preux, captured by Germans Monday and retaken by British Wednesday. Gains near Lens, Arras front reports of June 20. Canadian troops captured a trench at Reservoir Hill near Les, 36 prisoners. British merchant ships sunk by submarines and mines last week, 27 ships over 1600 tons, 5 under 1600 tons, 0 fishing vessels. During the week 2897 ships arrived and 2998 sailed from British ports.

France Belgium Monchy-le-Preux Reservoir Hill Les

Ward and Laker MPs Respond to Colonel Ward Appeal

A vague report notes Colonel John Ward appealing MPs John Ward and Pisin Laker for support. The appeal seeks endorsement or action likely tied to a political matter described as higher in stakes. The fragment hints at parliamentary engagement and potential shifts in position.

World’s First Ironclad Recalled from Wartime

An eyewitness note recalls the ironclad Oret, built during wartime in a rush of improvisation. Designers reportedly used salvaged iron rails and railway scrap to fashion a makeshift armored hull for naval combat.

Freaks of Naval Dress Eccentricities of Naval Edge

A reader notes naval dress quirks as the edge of uniform history evolved after three victories. The sailor’s black coat recalls Nelson and dress customs changing to honor maritime feats.

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C. W Weer John ‘Bied Quill Lake Saskee Frank H. Bence Peter Sullivan WaTsom H. A. Green Lens Arras John Ward Vossen & Sch Lier Watson Sask Watson Mercantile Co PLOUR Royal Household Binder Twine Watsog. Grain Growers’ Association, Ltd
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