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Newspaper
Estevan Mercury
Location
Estevan, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1918
Page
2
News of The World reports August deaths and marriages in Saskatchewan up from last year. Notables include Mrs Clementina Fesssenden founder of Empire Day who died aged 70, and P J Holden a farmer killed in a thresher accident. Debates and war notes also appear with political and economic details.
Ten years in penitentiary for treason. Western wheat crop estimated at 111 million bushels likely all No 1 Northern. Butter held in cold storage for higher prices. Great War Veterans of Regina to hold mass meeting with J A Calder. US credits to Britain spent in Canada for munitions and food. Lloyd George recovered from influenza. Pas country copper boom prompts new smelter and 90 mile railway. Kootenay Synod proposes Anglican church name in Canada. Cuban sugar crop bought by American government for allied nations. Shaughnessy calls on bright Canada Russia trade prospects post war. Possible order to ban German publications in Canada. Rural school trustees urged to raise teacher salaries. Anti leasing law may stiffen. Larger duty time for exempt miners. Silk cargo worth $5 million arrives in Vancouver. Galway Castle torpedoed. 200 missing passengers. Protest against non taxable guarantee of Victory Bonds. Crop south and west of Soo Line praised. Alameda ladies give pastor tinware. Military warns against exemptions pleas by lawyers. Narsay offers $105 per ounce platinum at Vancouver. Fuel controller praises gas saving. formal regulations unlikely. Four Germans at Morse injure constable. Regina jail. Anna Anderson of Hazelcliffe jailed for bigamy. Demand for passage to England after war. Rowell says RNWMP will be preserved in new Canada military setup. Musselman reports flax fiber used in binder twine experiments.
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