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Newspaper
The Wolseley News December 2, 1914
Date
1914-12-02
Place
Wolseley, SK
Table of Contents
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