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The Wolseley News April 1, 1914 |
| Location | Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan |
| City | Wolseley, SK |
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Wolseley rural council Chester rural council District news: Baring, Glenavon, Ellisboro, Summerberry, Greenville Church notes Asquith defends King Success in cruiser war West sends eggs to Eastern Canada Build railway North Queensland at Panama Calgary police drill Mercer reformatory closed Watching for "Karluk" Submarine abandoned Fair wage officer called Empire trade inquiry Women suffrage league German Crown Prince Completed in two years Emigration from England falling off C.P.R. may electrify lines in B.C. Rioters to be released Chinaman leaves $10000 to Cnoynski Derelict afloat in steamship lane Section men take vote Fine samples of silver Canned goods dangers Struggle on tolls Plains complete Radium on Lake Superior Abdul Hamid again reported dead Western mail clerk to get increase Surgical instrument in body 9 years Important decision Cannot prohibit arms First assistant to Mackenzie Weekly market report Stefannson in garb of Eskimo Khybor Pass being fortified Discuss programme Repeal question of honor Colonial conference to be summoned Sunday School lesson Workmen's compensation Winnipeg's Association approved Dictographic evidence Temperance talk Around town Personal The window at the white cat Most perfect pump Methusalem practiced it To salve old treasure ship Good farmer known by these signs Sensitiveness Extravagant times Magic in a baton Austia halts emigration |
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The Wolseley News April 15, 1914 |
| Location | Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan |
| City | Wolseley, SK |
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Town council The Regina Horse Show Wolseley Public School report Wolseley Rural Council Some forestry facts Progress is the effort of all nature New French settlers Pennsylvania marksmen make world's record British elections soon Enquiry into cigarette evil Decrease in land sales Gat not the only gas city Deserter complimented Mail order crooks sentenced Biggest freighter launched Storm of protest Drove last spike on G.T.P. Coming with cash for land Out of jail for operation Guillotine used in Mexico Far East outbreak Wireless station in a castle Game killed in Sask. worth $87750 White House wedding this month Advertise route to gold fields Freight rates decision To settle North Battleford district Labor men will protest Non-alcoholic public houses a profit Montreal liquor men fight hard Regina horse show Saskatoon's claims U.S. custom receipts Ontario wants succession tax Will Camp at Sewell Revenue decrease Abolish Censor Board Want general strike Cotton burns in Bombay Weekly market report Finding unreasonables Business outlook King heads the list Women defeated in Chicago election Local Government Board in Alberta S.A. adopt Western Canada Division Awalta Privy Council decision Operate new line Cy Warman is dead Sunday School lesson More elevators for Ogilvie chain Cannot form Ministry Out from Port Arthur Social reform and moral reform THe late Miss Ellis The Canadian Oyster Workmen's hair cutting Maoris becoming wealthy Not much large timber Paint from rocks Candiac Ellisboro Moffat Around town Personal The markets Church notes The window at the white cat Church built from one tree Forestry facts Pass them along Humanizing convict New concentrated food Young sportsmen A young people's country World's longest tunnel Short cut via Hudson Bay Must man eat wheat only The cure of the soil Ostrichs as bird savers District news: Greenville, Summerberry |
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The Wolseley News April 22, 1914 |
| Location | Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan |
| City | Wolseley, SK |
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Dr. Bancroft coming Community welfare Missionary Society Cadet camp Montmartre R. Council Church notes The markets The window at the white cat Bugs that have their own wireless Probing pest resources Honor to Kitchener Resurrection A newspaper novelty A Prince's income Britain's liquor bill $500 reward will be given for the discovery living or dead of Prof. Cecil F. Lavell President Wilson as a typist Passing of old clipper ship Birds that shine Ancestor worship in England Social reform and moral reform A tour through Canada The North boundary Bagged a white lynx The shifting Poles Ontario's vastness The Pitcain Islands Around town Personal Rabbits ravage forests Practical Temperance Use for German carp The junkville moralist Moderate incomes the best The "movies" making for Temperance To preserve wild flowers The Georgian Bay Canal Ont. railway to Hudson's Bay Minister of Labor rapidly recovering Radium in Peace River district Prince of Wales' education Contributions to sealers' funds Replied to Quebec paper Mail service to far North Important gathering B.C. wants road to Peace River Keep faith with country Coal strike settled Visits Virginia battlefields Want all British exhibit Surveyors at work Monument to W.T. Stead The U.S. is determined Price of Panama Against cigarette Woman to visit blonde Eskimos High Commissioner to be named Next labor conference Death of Sir Wm. Whyte Free trips abroad Secret of deadly torpedo retained Prohibition asked for United States Northern telegraph line Carden sent to Brazil Monster wolf of Alberta Weekly market report Home Rule to wait a week No appeal on freight rates G.T.P. wage schedule Ideal conditions Breakwater contract let Owned all city but one house Queen Mary drops whist Exile lived to 104 Sunday School lesson Double track C.P.R. Hope for settlement of Home Rule District news: Ellisboro, Baring, Kaiser Diversified farming only safe course |
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The Wolseley News April 29, 1914 |
| Location | Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan |
| City | Wolseley, SK |
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Town council Wedding bells Community welfare Oddfellows parade next Sunday Anglicans progressing The markets Cricket schedule Farm machinery sale Chester rural council An important convention A creed for the country Get ahead of the flies Why time can't be defined Banking in England Shall we harden our children? If the Atlantic were lowered King visits Paris Rules for dairy competition Workers to wreck property Punch on Huerta Author of "Stickit Minister" $50000 for sealing fund Effects of cigarettes War will not hurt business Defence meeting deferred Huerta's troops are widely scattered Makes 34 knots an hour World's marching record Work ______ emigrants Capture of Vera Cruz War after sixteen years of peace Prince Albert sells steamboat Redistribution agreed upon Anti-treating proposal High cost of living Commission First boat from Superior Small profits Technical education Gold rush to North Country Peace centenary Three new statues 30 pieces in band, insists the Union British nationality Major-Gen. Cotton dead Weekly market report Magazine postal rates Plans to develop Labrador Have discovered genuine Titian Diamond dust in Ontario Two hundred Mexicans killed Sunday School lesson Study land situation New Zealand and its London office Social and moral reform Temperance so called Life story of Captain Scott Polar tragedies Around town Personal Church notes Short course for teachers The window at the white cat How Tolstoy made his will Town runs saloon The cinqe ports Cannae Placing the immigrant An inventor`s hard luck Canada's water power A changing custom "Greasers" and "Gringos" Being awake Hancock and Gwinnett Burma ruby mines THe douglas fir Globe trotting with a rifle Destructive cannibal crabs Dicken's love of flowers New Zealand's resources Kepers and their reduction Ripened by electricity Rough on discoverers Explorer of high temperatures Growing down and out Flowers in the snow Thousands of tones of dust Distict news: Ellisboror, Glenavon Reivival of the fan Handy electric stove Lash for wife beaters Smuggling cocaine |
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The Wolseley News April 8, 1914 |
| Location | Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan |
| City | Wolseley, SK |
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Mr Macarthur watched Church notes The late Mr. Henson Glenavon Baring The window at the white cat Strange timekeepers Ontario roosters smart New standards of comparison A true gentleman Thrift Oil keeps waves from breaking View hords of the Panama-Pacific Mutilated bank notes Vanity of African natives Biggest windmill has steel sails Seed is their currency Oil field in Pacific Ocean Effect of electricity on human body Protect wild life Does honesty pay? Variety of grain crops to grow Burning bank notes Where is there a place for a loafer Danger of celluloid Oddities of moss A twntieth century church Get royal dowery Russian biplane largest ever Chinese are engineers New Atlantic flight plans More temperance talk Around town Personal Candiac FirewoodSteel box cars Ancient method of printing in China The art of listening Learning from experience The friend to choose The King's messengers Problems of social work Reserving non-agricultural land Trophy for first aid work in mines Canada's grain trade To vaccinate Indians A new homestead act Dr. Mawson is married Post office holds money Chinese padrones President Wilson congratulated Winnipeg birth record Toronto Temperance move Japan's new premier Control ocean rates Alberta oil fields Noiseless airships Georgian Bay is best Cling to old name Wireless chain around the globe Lumber will be cheaper Honor of the nation South African scrip Cheap rate going White army to prevent war American schooner confiscated Herkomer's last work To cross sea in motor boat Miners lay down tools Opposition to new road Record at Halifax Port Transfer of public domain Thrity lost in suffrage campaign Imperial naturalization Weekly market report Unregistered letters Adds to endowment Palace for party purposes Britain's prosperity Wrong class brought in Hours of railway employees Safety first for cars Mexican national debt High cost of cleaning streets Coal mines not closed Sunday school lesson Laborers still barred from B.C. Hudson's Bay line hopes District news: Ellisboro, Chering |
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The Wolseley News August 12, 1914 |
| Location | Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan |
| City | Wolseley, SK |
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Off to a good start Examination results Those who have enlisted at Wolseley War news at a glance Piano _____ Rush to get married Investing in railway shares Executions in Europe Magnetic compass is passing Clergymen and longevity Ireland again A Chinaman and the opium habit Handwriting Queen Alexandra as an angel "Old Hickory" Telling your age Pickpockets Financing the Great War Aviator to serve Britain - John C. Porte postpones his Trans-Atlantic flight for this purpose To close to St. Lawrence Work in coal mines has stopped Immigration figures Start of the War International Irrigation Congress A Canadian Navy Incident closed Plenty of coal for Dominion Live stock shipments Canadian Army division Against old misers Run on provision stores in London United States takes precautions Prefer to have them go West can supply 20000 horses Ban on wireless Rescue Stefansson's men Comparison of navie of Triple Entente and Triple Alliance Weekly market report Mails for Europe C.P.R. labor dispute Serious opening Villa starts new war U.S. wireless control 38 killed in collision Wheat to be exported without danger No change in mails Great Britain is watching for spies Feeding your chickens Edison's first invention British Legislation for raising wages Around town Personal Church notes Price boosters warned School attendance in the Dominion Low wages in Britain The talisman Home of the big trees Expectation of life Revenue cutter service Heart of the hailstone Salons and salaries Played with fire balls A "mite" Gaudy birds National tastes in pearls Life of the Sun Mexico's spiked mountain The joy of gardening Why he played it How Turner painted The "macaroni" Homemade liniment Gibralter's searchlight battery Beauty of the Hudson The ancient Greek theatre Handling baggage France in South America Hygiene in the desert Greatest song writers The revenge of neglected things Safety on the farm The facile Mexican Peerage lacking in permanence District news: Baring, Summerberry, Ellisboro, Glenavon |
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The Wolseley News August 19, 1914 |
| Location | Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan |
| City | Wolseley, SK |
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Another success scored Save your straw War news Double wedding Militia orders What happened to Jones Post office warning Hail losses Communication The markets Concerning cutlery The First Lady of France Insult to injury To tell fertile eggs New York's public schools Curious hunting custom England's standards A disloyal parrot Rose colored snow Enormous grain yields To make salt beads Windmill to stand as monument One safe bet Blue sky of the mountains In the Cannibal Isles Way to clean windows Sachet powder Answer call of Empire For hospital purposes Armed with Ross Rifles What Germans are being told Coal supply is amply guarded Parliament War Session Ridder Haggard's warning Save your straw Difficult to get news of war 90th may preserve identity Hillcrest Relief Fund Makes gallant response to war call Will solve the problem - exporters can now sell grain for sure payments Patrol of Atlantic trade routes To be Patriotic Fund Food supply for one year Chemists won't meet Harvest in Alberta Invasion impracticable Arrangements for Canada's gift Will protect homesteaders Americans volunteer to serve Empire Greatest flour order Montreal civic finances Valuable prize in wireless plant WIll equip medical corps New rulers enter Mexico City Russian mobilization Weekly market report Government must act Brave women defend factory Order of merchant fleet accepted Ottawa to give machine gun battery Loyalty the real sentiment Approve stand for neutrality Puchasing horses for the artillery British Army ready for service Food prices investigation American ships to be withdrawn Sunday School lesson Indians are ready Canada's share of cost Montmartre R. Council Church notes Marvelous instinct of wild animals Around town Personal Big wars caused by minor affairs Living conditions favorable for busy workers and food plentiful The talisman Three simple experiments The air pump Lucky name for sailors Put both feet in it Their first meeting Irvings were chums in everything Nuremburg claims the first watch Drink under the pulpit Royal etiquette in Japan Porcelain ships A responsible position Woman's rights _____ of price Hen's laying depends on feeding Canada Tennyson's luck One hundred years and still strong Western natural resources Accuracy in golf Way of a train in Spain Climbing and flying District news: Baring, Summerberry, Moffat, Ellisboro Protect the forests |
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The Wolseley News August 26, 1914 |
| Location | Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan |
| City | Wolseley, SK |
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Troops leave for Valcartier Probable cost overseas force Town council Thomson-Martin Government will watch food prices More recruits wanted Prize winners The talisman Preaching progidies [prodigies] Sorting bottles by touch England's great little river A coal mine one hundred years ago How finger prints are taken Juniper wood to replace cedar Practical people Joan of Arc statue Canada's banking system shows up well in crisis How flowers are fertilized Tallest flagpole and largest flag Bagpipes under other names The sea-horse family Meeting Mrs. Spider Carried black bear 10 miles Garden plot yields strange crop Trapping a coyote Artistic temperment cured Birds Hands that make beauty A goat in the studio Uganda has new museum Struggles of an inventor Revival of the moustache A president in shirt sleeves The limit How Diana scored Tragedy of cleaning our shoes Who discovered America? - priority of visit of Norsemen to Nova Scotia fully proven Eagan the bomb man Rain by wireless Savages kind to animals Prize winners Happy convicts Around town Emergency session The markets Personal War news This country's oppotunity About emeralds A queer bird Manuring young trees How oil calms the waves To save Rob Boy birthplace Women colonels Wanted - a strong navy? Give public preference Distinguished or extinguished The swimming stroke of the future Will the leek go? Dryden's new pump Lesson for Captain Toe Where the "Empress" sank Tragic laughter - vibration and nitroglycerin form a perilous combination Stand of united Canada King George's message to troops To give winter work Raised $75000000 Immigration bill Refuse to let husbands go - militia regulation is depleting ranks of war volunteers German Chancellor's view Over confidence is misplaced Politics dropped 200 German ships have been captured Canada buys aeroplanes No racehorses for army remounts More people at war than at peace Panama works stopped Death of Pope Pius X Dominion note increase idea Canadian forestry convention Norwegian-Swedish peace celebration Aid Saskatchewan farmers War benefits Russian Poles and Jews War will be over on last day of year Weekly market report American volunteers End of war correspondents Submarines cost over million Make-up of Canada's force Demand for horses Contraband exportation Will be a short war Niobe has more men than is required Sunday School lesson Japanese position explained Large silver exports Practical offering District news: Summerberry, Ellisboro, Glenavon Church notes Curious fish |
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The Wolseley News August 5, 1914 |
| Location | Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan |
| City | Wolseley, SK |
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Baby Cupid Sightless genius Panama's big problem A man who grew shorter "Dead" oldier sits up What is amortization? Navajos fear the dead The real Russia Phosphite not phosphate An eccentric Russian doctor Babylonian legend Rare postage stamps Amoria His bed in his pocket Ancient theatricals The matchbox trick Our hard coal mine The Walters took revenge Paul Chevre's last monument Father stumped them An old tale of two cities Ice peaks of New Zealand Penny lodgings for the poor Sumer coats Chic shoes Propitiation Saskatchewan legal Dreams and disease Pulp manufacturing The whaling industry The world's sheep population Light unattended The fruitarian puppy Renewed vigor in old age Discovered Persian oil wells The safety of the Coronation Stone Disasters due to fog England leads in road building Feather exporters unhappy District news: Glenavon, Baring To meet both leaders Senate vacancies Greatest Alpine flight Canada's latest spurt Petawawa Camp enquiry Safety equipment on cars Cheap fares for harvesters Maj-Gen. MacDonald's tour Hull fire damage Peace Conference protests New elevator record Toronto labor arbitration Less like strike now The crisis in Europe British consuls to help Canadians Some maladministration Will restore Bill to former shape Stormed saving banks Suffs dug up new one Bad fire in Sweden Cocoa bean currency Europe clamors for gold Archibald Blue is dead Indians decreasing Explosives by mail Iceberg patrol Ontario has another pest Fatal fireworks display Weekly market report C.N.R.'s new equipment Slump in raw silk Enjoying rugged Rockies New way to win votes Madame Caillaux not guilty Stage coaches held up Austrians in Western Canada Mourning of Dublin Dr. Roche's health Sunday School lesson New wireless station Rejects Bryan Treaty Anti-tipping talk Around town Personal Collegiate exam results Deveron The talisman Portraits and piecework The silent trombones Unhappily mated birds Objects of the Moon Origin of trooping the color Summerberry Ellisboro Church notes Millions in posters A grand nation Facial foliage Baseball players who play with eggs Flying too high Scrubwomen Wolseley's strawberries and cream Mexican marvels The check combines Advance fairs to settlers Bishop Mathieu on return trip Wolseley Rural Council The boy and the farm Matty the greatest thinking machine in baseball history Strange superstitions of some famous ball players The mighty Honus cannot be scared Clipped from the exchanges - what the other editors say |
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The Wolseley News December 16, 1914 |
| Location | Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan |
| City | Wolseley, SK |
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Town Council St. George's Church bazaar Patriotic Fund Levi Thompson chosen Hudson Bay Co. to fight surtax Curling rinks Dr. Elliott for Lieut.-Governour [Governor] Banish the Bar Convention Austrians and Germans in Canada must now register The weekly market report Nurses are not needed Glad to see them - Bavarians exhorted to wreak revenge on the English troops Ice breaker arrives Sir Geo. Foster and Monroe Doctrine Portugal's King wants to join fight German bitterness against the British Sentences passed on Assassins Staggering losses C.N.R. raised millions British Army now 1500000 Admirality still holds lines Tsing Tau roads mined Artificial bogs are German device Deadly fire from British Man-of-war Duke's army shattered Discovers formidable work Made error when he raised issue of Monroe Doctrine Austrian dreadnought hit Clearing Hong Kong Breast plates used by French Infantry The Sunday School lesson England makes preparation to repel possible German invasion The weekly market report Wheat shipped to N.Z. For strategical reasons Two more Victoria Crosses Indian Army defeated Turks Britain and Portugal sign treaty Servians [Serbians] score signal success Make change near sea coast Dover Harbor was menaced To purchase more horses Sink three German merchantmen Concession for soldiers Germans lost very heavily Canada filling orders for shells One hundred years of peace Guilty of treason Russia makes sacrifices More assistance for the Belgians May go to Front Close Colombia wireless British ships wipe out German fleet in South Atlantic The Sunday School lesson Caring for the Belgian refugees Lady Roberts expresses thanks Prince promoted Fire destroys Edison plant Von Der Golta in Turkey Man destroyed wild pigeons Dance while under fire French colored troops New C.P.R. steamers for the Pacific For relief of farmers May furnish boughs for ship fenders Austria needs wheat Attacked like tigers Should U.S. enter war The war horses Get the others first Plucky signallers Making shoulders square Greater and nobler France Daring trip to plant French flag on German soil Canvas coats for Canadians Canada's fisheries Sintaluta news Kendal Glenavon Around town Ellisboro Church notes The German Americans Britain's oldest ally Heroine of battlefield Dominion Atlantic railway Regains flag lost in 1870 The British soldier Bomb that freezes Germany's failure Scarcer as the demand grows Sikh's disc of death A trifling mistake Killing the officers Bundles of dead Canadian Chinamen ready to help 150 shells at farm barrel District news: Summerberry, Lovat, Baring, Deveron The talisman Hungarians not Huns These soldiers dine in state The war and forest products The white General Gratifying interest in S.S. Medical aid for battle steed Heavy guns used by the Germans Horses for the Armies Battlefield no place for joke All helped by football Gurkhas by night Torpedos just missed Canada has helped Empire She can hold her head up "The Bowl," Yale's new stadium that will seat 65000 Army and Navy footall teams bitter rivals Captain Brown talks of Channel swim |
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The Wolseley News December 2, 1914 |
| Location | Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan |
| City | Wolseley, SK |
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Laymen's meeting Wedding bells Church notes Curling notes Hockey Club Ellisboro Patriotic Fund Kendal The talisman Ingratitude of Turkey Story of big fight - British regimen for five days fought in trenches knee deep in the water Will be kept strictly neutral Seek to influence Canada Belgian mother and German Empress Steel barrels a saving to the farmer Shrinkage in bullion Enemy prostrated themselves Germans and the British army Defends popular remedies The German losses Guards watching London Innocents slain by Teutons Talked with spirits of dead Rubber and gasoline The terrible Cossack Prussian guards Not a direct answer Unalaska rising from sea In what spirit An Indian gift to the Patriotic Fund Zeke's reformation Daring Englishwoman Protection of birds Say Germans alone use "dum-dums" Sintaluta news Curling rinks Seeing London Glenavon Council Around town Personal Another Iron Cross The first symptom How officers love the men France may exhibit Value of hunting shown German ghouls rob dead The new submarines Not all whalers like whale Didn't like cold steel Strategy The day of the "Bantam" Vandals in King Albert's Palace Hardships experiences by the troops on duty in trenches The weekly market report Next year's acreage Sank in five minutes Trade improvement Sensation in Canadian camp Queen's thanks to U.S. children Through Panama Canal Guarding water supply Motto is "be prepared" More recruits Unemployed in the West Must saw wood - Alien enemies will have good warm jobs this Winter Russians continue to chase the Turks Broke all rules Germans prisoners reach Warsaw Austria full of wounded Officer not fit for war South Americans strike Re-opening date of Parliament Sight for Kaiser Lord Kitchener pays tribute to fine work of British Army Refugees from Breslau Portugal's friendship Boots for French Army Canadians can aid The Sunday School lesson District news: Glenavon, Stonybrook, Summerberry |
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The Wolseley News December 23, 1914 |
| Location | Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan |
| City | Wolseley, SK |
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Fatal shooting accident Yes! No!! Yes!!! Junior League games Patriotic Fund Church notes Experiments with prelude wheat Montmartre elections The talisman Farmer who porspers Wild cattle in England The war wind Give and take Alfalfa Why soldiers dread sleep Treaty inoperative Made up in noise A world-wide contest forseen Irrigated farms Getting down the swelling The Kaiser as a religious man Former cartoonist as troopshooter Now comes the Zebroid Sure of victory Military strategy C.P.R. shops at North Bay Tracing it back Can't square himself Easily arranged Japan's good faith Heroic deeds Value of irrigation No trouble at all New British possessions Jum's kittens Culture's monument War in the Winter His ambition Was the guest of King George V Knew the British Duration of the war Art in Cleveland The integrity of China Sintaluta news Nominations Blackwood Kendal Around town Agricultural Society Personal Union Church of Canada Turkey and England Fisher work on fishing Farm operations of red man successful Britain the natural protector of Egypt Sample of German inhumanity Bank of Montreal - war conditions reviewed The prophets do not agree Straw as fertilizer Brave deeds under fire Grants to families of Navy ratings No birds on battlefield Losers and finers We need to live A Spanish Institute of Oceanography Daring raid of German fleet on the East Coast of England The weekly market report Unable to treat wounded - German Red Cross system breaks down before avalanche of patients U.S.A. intervenes Christmas leave for soldiers Prelude to what German fleet will do Greece will avenge this Bourass not popular Another Von Mueller story Are rushing troops The National Guard German cruisers interned Chased the Germans Desertions to Servians [Serbians] Bulwark disaster due to explosion German cruiser in sunk in Baltic Sixty millions for French sufferers No war news on Christmas day Allies continue to gain ground and make progress in Flanders The Sunday School lesson Contented and confident Ordered to the Canal Refused Desden coal Men on Emden scour seas Typhoid spreading in German Army Was a daring feat District news: Ellisboro, Summerberry, Baring, Deveron |
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The Wolseley News December 30, 1914 |
| Location | Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan |
| City | Wolseley, SK |
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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 |
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The Wolseley News December 9, 1914 |
| Location | Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan |
| City | Wolseley, SK |
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Public School report Christmas gifts for soldier boys Wolseley Rural Council Montmartre R. Council Have seeds tested for germination The talisman Commanders of known ability Officially notified before publication First Pullman Conductor Railway employees form company Cinema film not yet made Women looking for spies Britain's war on resources Wonderful marksman War plays into the hands of Chile German emissaries in India Russian mother sent heroic letter Due to foppishness Give his life for a postal card Christmas novelties for the busy worker Our question box A word to the wise New stencil arrivals District news: Summerberry, Glenavon, Mutrie Polly Evans' story page for boys and girls Sintaluta news Sintaluta L.O.L. Blackwood Kendal Baring Army of veterans Germany's real object Forbids singing "Tipperary" Large orders for Canadian goods Kitchener's tribute to Joffre May be imitating Attila Russia stops wood shipments Busy doctor sometimes overlooks a point German armies in the field Naturalized Germans Extensive aid to Western farmers When the King last went to war For an Imperial Parliament Gurkhas paralyze enemy Canadian drug makers face serious problem British sailors left to drown Interest in mixed farming England's resources An all-American coin The latest scouting story Bagpipes cheers Highlanders Cities with nine lives Gigantic system of bluff India is ready If Germany is victorious Prussians fire at ambulances French thank Canadians Mixed farming Regulations greatly tightened Study history in the making Bread of tulip bulbs Radium in B.C. To subdue the world Equality of sex Good little girl Barbarous drunkenness A lucky find for the C.P.R. Around town Personal The old curiosity shop No election in Wolseley Purchase animals direct from farmers Church notes 2nd Contingent sail next month Patriotic Fund The markets Ellisboro Bridge builders defy bullets and rain of fire Motorcycles in modern warfare Meyer London expects to teach Congress socialism The mobilization of Canada's Third Army has commenced The weekly market report British invasion Without a precedent Temporarily re-establish a Front Germans repulsed Not for campaigning De Wet has been captured Send no greetings British warships smash Canal gates May shorten hours of sale Kaiser's hopes are shattered British fleet active Russian censored King visits trenches Germany demands monthly indemnity Turks massacre Christians Germans generals among prisoners Gift for Canadians A Russian victory Italy on guard Naval clash pending The peace centenary Belgrade has surrendered after a stubborn defence Rush work on submarine "Ralph Connor" going to Front C.P.R.'s $3000000 claim Recruiting arrangements The Sunday School lesson |
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The Wolseley News February 11, 1914 |
| Location | Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan |
| City | Wolseley, SK |
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Town council New R.C. Bishop of Regina County L.O.L. meets Record wheat and oat tield during 1913 S.S. Convention Glenavon council Hockey The markets Wood for all industries Gold in British Guiana Cocoanut growing in Queensland Short road to peace South African labor trouble Big French aerial fleet Captain censured but not punished Britain in no hurry Militants angry at Bishop Wireless telegraph service Pulp mill for Kenora Peace treaty probs Calgary's new hotel Keen interest in race around world Gallant conduct rewarded The policy of Britain Improves farm hand's lot Scheme to raise Titanic Forestry congress Wheat production away South Students on diet test Country shoppers benefit Ages of Chicago women learned Alfalfa seeds for farmers Stolen rosaries restored Seven years to build canal Warning to Spaniards Loops loop fourteen times Weekly market report Stock Breeders Association Assemblies to be abolished Heavy shipment of butter Sir Edward Grey accompanies King Another trip abroad May unload elevator Bringing domestics to Canada Sunday School lesson Urge harbor improvements Aviator has exciting time Glenavon Lovat D_____ Great dry-dock to lift warships Around town Personal To Chester farmers Church notes Bagged a white lynx Canada may have an aerial fleet The window at the white cat An inexpensive ice house South Africa's Acropolis A whistpering world Fox farmers in Yukon An appreciation of Lord Strathcona Curious find in New Zealand Physical examination of children The farmer - God's partner Headmaster's praise Mixed farming District news: Ellisboro, Candiac |
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The Wolseley News February 18, 1914 |
| Location | Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan |
| City | Wolseley, SK |
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Wolseley bonspeil Women suffrage J.W. Fowler dead Hockey Famers' rally Baring Deveron Greenville Kaiser Summerberry Mixed farming To prevent car shortage Louise de Chapporal Where one may use Japanese Crash The potato habit Neat and very convenient The breakfast apple Blue and white dainty Ruffles in sight Scallops are fine now To peel oranges Origin of a noted phrase Father of psychology Goldsmith's Astor Sundials Bright boy Her test of bravery No wonder The servant's room Modern art influence in fabrics Curtains and colour Perfumes for clothes press Useful and pretty Homemade flowerpot Have you a sautoire? Value of neatness in business world The window at the white cat Panama Pacific exposition A matter of color Dwarf plants and monstrous flowers Keep the window open Disraeli on suffrage Is the land of youth Duke's reply on "Parcels post" Big navigation scheme No further reductions Huge army increase Mrs. Parkhurst returns U.S. farmers for Canada Earth's crust adjusted Cross Atlantic in 24 hours Navigation may open early New Jewish Bible Quebec relief fund Fear spy's disclosure Grant for penitentiary Compromise for Ulster International situation Portage pioneer expires German royalty break speed limit Was felt extensively Shipwrights on strike King George to rebuild homes Swedish students loyal to king Austria consent to immigration plans Ice patrol starts Bagdad railway Lord Gladstone resigns Light bulb by wireless Vancouver dropping behind Weekly market report Militant's polict wrong Scoffs at wireless ruin Cold storage bill Affects cost of living in Britain Cure for tuberculosis South African desires royal governor Denies Barry [Barrie] gave money Predicts Atlantic flight Sunday School lesson Airships collide in air and drop Arbitration treaties progress Punch's little joke Little Senorita Bloodroot Handling of Doukhobors bsentee husbands Less beef exported Soldier made baronet New airship destroyer Sweetly innocent An error of phonetics Took Prince's heart beats Houdin's magic How to restore crops Islands in a volcano How to clean light cloth suit Derelict ahoy! Wolseley's Christmas pudding Intelligence and intelligence Use Crystal palace Honored by the King Monarch of Arran Gun-runners busy No oener for $2500 Radium ore The girl bread-winners Saskatchewan seed fair No washday Around town Personal Pretty home wedding Church notes District news: Glenavon, Ellisboro |
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The Wolseley News February 25, 1914 |
| Location | Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan |
| City | Wolseley, SK |
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Automobile Association Montmartre council Church notes Hockey Manitoba educational association City clerk, Lethbridge, Alberta Silence hour Many false colors in light For purity in elections For pure maple sugar Romance of peerage Freight rate case verdict soon International peace Great new line granted charter Babies thrive by invention 10000 women apply for franchise Redistribution bill discussed Canadians may buy buffalo herd Charter to read to coal areas Llyodminster oats capture trophy C.P.R. will exhibit Prohibiting white matches Maiden trip in May C.P.R to spend millions Proposed Bisley changes New balloon record SOme housekeeper Amending game act Vancouver's dairy not evidence Commission coming West Canadian discovery Panama tolls action Stolen bag recovered Report on N.T.R. expenses Butter must be guaranteed New King pays respects Willard memorial service Presents sealed reply Convicted of sedition High cost of living report To meet King George King Albert is injured Weekly market report Victoria Harbor Military status in German towns New shipping pool American troops guarding border Scandinavian and Russian centenary French liner forced to return Churchill will not discuss navy Closed season for emigration $2000000 loan for Quebec On behalf of Japanese One vote keeps women from voting Sunday school lesson At work on ritual murder case Pork prices increasing C.P.R. in again Another riot in Tokio [Tokyo] Around town Personal Greenville Summerberry The man in seedy clothes For the children A magician's trick Who calls "Invented" potatoes Eggs scalloped with meat Woman's world Spring coats Marrying foreigners Goldfields of the Yukon No minor crime May establish corn farm Van Dyck kitchen New ice cream freezer Thw window at the white cat Forest fire insurance Disease cures disease On pay day Monument to a quack Time's changes A delicate hint Cold facts Car of the Czar District news: Ellisboro, Glenavon, Candiac |
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The Wolseley News February 4, 1914 |
| Location | Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan |
| City | Wolseley, SK |
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Masonic at home Public school report The markets Pearl McKenzie wins the pony Farmer's rally Limit parcel post at the start Hockey A Glenavon wedding True heroism The first oil well Control of municipal finance The parcel post service Building strike in England spreading Drink and defence Coal investigation G.T.P. oil supply Arranged entente Labor leaders deported Canada's lead being followed Home building producsts Will [rpbe cold storage plants 17 years' elections Eva Booth ill Taft to visit Ottawa Panama tols discussed Taxation a success Alasaka coal lands Butter output is increased Canada flour leads Canada's first woman judge Agricultural society Ultimatum issued Delegation from Britain coming New Northern line Hundred of marriages invalid Has hope for Crown Prince Scheme to rubber plate battleships Moving picture operator killed Stringency over Weekly market report Only a stepson of Strathcona Record seas Queen rejoins society British officers will refuse to fight U.S. exports more and imports less Sentenced to be a hermit No princes now Crop was better Sunday School lesson Tax collector causing trouble Safe anaesthetic Saskatchewan Grain Growers' Convention Where farming is paying well Canada suits him Around town Personal Wolseley does it again Railways must notify towns Church notes The window at the white cat Team work on the farm The quality of imagination Careless and co-operation Irrigation farmers coming in special solid trainloads District news: Ellisboro, Summerberry, Kaiser, Glenavon, Baring |
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The Wolseley News January 14, 1914 |
| Location | Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan |
| City | Wolseley, SK |
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Town council Wolseley Public School report for December Wolseley rural council Western Canada President Taft's two seals Standard is reached Declares world may end this year Brown tail moth Suffragettes will appeal to King Guard admits extortion Edmonton man in limelight Greece makes $100000000 Distribute millions Saskatchewan land fraud Anticipate three-fold development Need more protection School boy murders young companion Miscarriage of justice $115000 had gone begging Merchants lose millions by fraud First woman to be chloroformed Hardships of the sea United Kingdom imports and exports for 1913 increase Mrs. Von Claussen put in ______ Start $50000000 steamship company C.N.R. steamer breaks record Counterfeiters caught Kroonland's captain decorated Cancer authority dead Misery and want in Balkans Railways deal in Cape Breton Disarmament up to Britain Give half million for scholarship Boy saves scores of lives Lumbering delayed Calgary elevator site Bank clerk charged with forgery Weekly market report Safety at sea Shoots wife for moose Live stock Association to meet Stil undecided Mother to tell of son's ill-treatment Warned Easterners against wheat Carried a mile by train King and Queen to visit Dublin Sunday School lesson Charge against C.P.R. Commits second crime to escape branding Around town Seventeen more days Personal Hockey The window at the white cat Control of municipal finance District news: Glenavon, Ellisboro Wedding bells More accomodation for system's products Church notes |
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The Wolseley News January 21, 1914 |
| Location | Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan |
| City | Wolseley, SK |
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Death of Mrs. Duncan Almost 5000 marriages What about the pony? Re dog by-law The markets Hockey Control of municipal finance Before Federal House Citizens defeat strikers Wheat for New Zealand Americans not going back Ontario seeks Temperance changes Grand musical event Greater oil supply needed Workman's compensation Canada attracts British farmers Motor buses for Winnipeg Alliance against Russia May succeed Strathcona Control ocean rates Would follow ice pack Queen Mary's triumph Horror of war Big Dominion land grant Legislation not expected German women want vote 2000 strikers return Shackleton gets $5000 Many want to appear Another cure for tuberculosis Volcanic eruptions Operation was successful Hundreds of Earthquakes Premier coming West Germany send small fleet Weekly market report Tax capital for French Army Immigrants will bring much money Trial of alleged counterfeiters Scott's premier position Cold storage wall Fleet paymaster arrested Two fishing steamers lost Cost of living inquiry Sunday School lesson No will discovered Control of her resources Montmartre R. Council Around town Personal Church notes Maple sugar industry Parcel post Chester rural council The window at the white cat District news: Summerberry, Baring, Ellisboro, Kaiser, Gleavon, Lovat, Deveron |