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Newspaper
Estevan Mercury
Location
Estevan, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
4
Official figures released show Canada suffered heavy losses in World War I. Totals up to Nov 13 place killed in action at 35 128 and wounded at 154 361, with deaths from disease and wounds pushing total known deaths to 50 000 plus. The report notes Mons fighting likely increased casualties as Ottawa receives ongoing updates.
French President Raymond Poincare replies to Canadian congratulations after arms signing. He recalls visiting liberated zones with Canadian troops and lauds the Dominion’s soldiers and the British empire alliance. He offers cordial greetings to Governor General and Canada.
The President of the United States sends cordial greetings to the Canadian people in this hour of common triumph and joy, expressing pride in the association with Canada and with the Governor General. The message emphasizes fraternal relations and shared pride in the moment.
Town council discusses thawing frozen pipes versus keeping taps closed during expected frost. No policy due to absent engineer. decision deferred to next meeting. Cemetery plot planning found problematic with short or indivisible plots. secretary tasked with selling grave sites while noting Dr F R Graham troubles.
Admiral von Tirpitz, former German navy minister and key figure in the submarine campaign, fled to Switzerland as German disclosures broke. Minnesota voters approved a wet status in a November 5 election amendment to the state constitution failed.
A town council session discussed a builder starting work on an outbending without posting on the building bylaw. After an inspector interview, a modification request was sent to the council. Councillor Clendenning opposed special privileges and urged bylaw compliance. The inspector’s report to be considered next Monday. The bylaw changes aim to align provisions with the times. The matron's hospital report was postponed. An order required fumigation at the town's expense before turnover to the owner. Several accounts were approved and the meeting adjourned near 1 am.
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