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The Wolseley News December 30, 1914
The Wolseley News December 30, 1914
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| Newspaper Title | The Wolseley News December 30, 1914 |
| Name | The Wolseley News December 30, 1914 |
| Type of Resource | Text |
| Genre | Newspaper |
| Date Created | 1914-12-30 |
| Repository | Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan |
| Identifier | SAB_Q_NP-438_1914_052 |
| Language | English |
| Articles |
Town Council Masonic installation The markets Patriotic fund Church notes Monthly report of Wolseley Public School The talisman Emphasizing her weakness Canada to England True to tradition Emancipation of Egypt French aviators rule the air Diocese will take in the North Pole Loyalty of India C.P.R. buys ships Two leaders in finance - Mr. H.V. Meredith, Sir Fred'k [Frederick] Williams-Taylor Tommy Atkin's war bread Educated men in ranks The cloak of dreams Fresh air necessary Was tourist's friend Hoarding England's gold New Year's maid in yellow brocade Bluffing the enemy Need veterinary Officers The unlucky Belgian South Africa fighting hard Women as soldiers Death of a brave man Childred suffer the worst - Red Cross nurses tell of hardships youngsters undergo in war area Coaxed German out Protecting implements from rust Epoch in modern warfare Armored motor cars Britain wants eggs and flax Canadian potato export conditions Sintaluta news Election results Feeding the fleet Parisian newspapers Around town Personal Military news Should smash the military machine Rounded up Uhlans Interpretatior of scripture Has four sons in firing line Hospitals on battlefield British army airmen The King of Cocos Islands Find traps 100 years old Canadians are thanked Won the command Broke the record Buried alive by Austrians Soldier was starving Was chief of Bedouins No market for sauerkraut Child prodigies a danger Need of Belgium Atrocities by Germans told No wonder they laughed Why she decided to leave Hard fighting is reported from all along battle front The weekly market report German idea of fair play Japanese troops would settle war Nothing to German yarn Will go to the Front as a unit Parliament to meet Feb. 4 Full British citizenship Canadian horses all right British warship return Russian successes Prohibition meets defeat The Swiss attitude Turks are worried 50000 cablegrams a day Result of Prohibition Outrageous demand is withdrawn Canadians to go to Egypt For civilization or barbarism Navy doing its part Admiral Von Tirpitz talks New bullet for use on zeppelins Had bomb to blow up French ship $10000 worth of milk Britain now has more than two million men under arms The Sunday School lesson New postage rates Industrial accidents Still shelling Dardanelles Some weird plans - Minister of Militia receives many stange propositions Bermuda hears call to arms Shovels and buttons District news: Glenavon, Greenville, Ellisboro, Summerberry, Baring, Kendal, Windthorst |
| Extent | digital |
| Form | text |
| Access Condition | Use, publication and/or reproduction of records are subject to terms and conditions of the Copyright Act. Please consult reference archivist for assistance. |
| Subject Hierarchical Geographic | North America--Canada--Wolseley, SK |
| Place | Wolseley, SK |
| Subject Cartographic | 50.4221749, -103.2721166 |
| Subject Local Name | -- |