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Newspaper
The Wolseley News October 7, 1914
Date
1914-10-07
Place
Wolseley, SK
Table of Contents
Wolseley Rural Council|Chester Rural Council|Little of ______ troops|Church notes|Letters from the Front|Pith of war news|The markets|The talisman|Home use of Canadian apples|Belgium's stand|Encourage them to marry|Humbug|Costs of war in Europe|The strongest link|The vastness of Africa|Why Britain is at war|British versus German gun-makers|Rainbow stone, Canada's trasure|The bear that got away|Japanese honor|Shipowners ask protection|Electricity used for flashing signals|A distinguished cabman|The Irish never surrender|The Kaiser's despair|Belgium and her people|Soldiers at Valcartier|Bound his book with a lady's skin|Large works completed|Canada well stocked with food|Apples|Where Canada lags|Reforestation in Java|Why cheese exports have been declining|Moose Jaw market|Around town|Personal|Grand Patriotic concert|Patriotic Fund|Use of rubber in mending body|Prince of Wales' motto|Christian endeavor on ships|The two brothers|The modern Caesar|Ladies of the Mikado's Court|Transmission of sound through water|A profusion of telephones|Circumvent import prohibition|To correct German ignorance|Supplies are being shipped to Germany through Holland|The weekly market report|Another aviator for Allies|Next Contingent considered|Long distance aero fleet|Janney commands Canadian aviators|Martyr of Brussels|The Sunday School lesson|Seized Red Cross funds|Place new ordnance - German warships in Kiel Canal being refitted|One in five for Empire|Enemy is losing ground|British officer tells of fight|Naval volunteers|German spies in India|Prohibiting entrance of artisans|Architectural protest|Savages of Potsdam|Silent departure of Canadian troops from historic Quebec|Took ships off West Africa|War will be short, says financier|Canada has an added advantage|Crown Prince is plunderer|Growing disgust in Berlin and Vienna|Cannot restore Reims|District news: Baring, Glenavon, Ellisboro, Summerberry|Cow that wear well