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Newspaper

Estevan Progress

Location

Estevan, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Apr 25, 1918

Page

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Sir George Foster on Briquette Plant Debate in House of Commons

In a lengthy April debate in the House of Commons Sir George Foster discusses Saskatche wan lignite briquetting. Cowan of Regina cites lower freight costs via a seven mile spur to Grand Trunk Pacific and argues for government support to develop coal fields. The plan envisions experimental briquetting units near Estevan in co operation with Manitoba and Saskatchewan based on Mines Department studies.

House of Commone Cowan Regina Grand Crank Pacific Estevan Healan Saskatchewan Canada Hansard George Poster Sasktchewer Promea Alberta Manitoba Retevan Department of Mines Advisory Council of Scientific, Research

Girl Dies Aboard Soo Train Near Milestone

On Monday around midnight a thirteen year old girl Janetta Bratberg died in a sleeping car while being transported after medical treatment failed. Her mother, accompanying her, travelled from Milestone toward Rochestor as doctors feared brain abscess. The body was removed at the south bound train stop and services were held in district. Mrs Powell of 1246 Second Street will receive mourners Tuesday afternoon.

P. C. Dancan Macoun Janetta Bratberg Bodry Pratberg Stadem Milestone Rochester Bari

Harry Forrest to Leave Estevan for Military Service

Estevan prepares for the departure of Harry Forrest and other young men on April 29 under the Military Service Act. Forrest has long been active in town life and amateur theatricals, with Mr. Forte and Me Chapman of McReady & Holden’s store among those joining.

Estevan HE. Forrest Me Chapman Mcready & Holden's Forte Bee Harry

Delights Theatre Matinee Draw and St Matthew’s Sale

The lucky number will be drawn by Mr Banks' circle after the matinee at the Delight Theatre on Saturday. Mrs McKays committee will serve tea on Saturday afternoon with light supper at 5:00. The ladies of St Matthew's W.A. hold an apron and home mate cooking sale in the EB room Friday May at 7 pm with tea and supper at 5:30. Everyone welcome.

Mr Banks Circle Delight Theatre Mrs St. Matthew's W.A

Mounted Police Leave for Regina Calvary Service

Men of Estevan detachment and Weyburn sub district ride to Regina to join active service as a cavalry regiment. Nearly all volunteers, the Royal Northwest Mounted Police depart, ending a quarter century of policing Western Canada with famed scarlet uniforms and steady efficiency.

Estevan Regina Calvary Regiment Tueday Royal Norhwest Mounted Police Corporal Shultz Weyburn Canada

Morning Visitor from Chicago Arrives in Randolph

J. Phillips arrives from Chicago and will stay several days. His family live in Randolph Wisconsin while he studies at the Veterinary College in Chicago.

Phillips Chicago Randolph, Wis Mr. Phillips Veterinary College

Vast YMCA War Aid Drives Soldier Morale Worldwide

Wartime YMCA activities are described as crucial to wounded and resting soldiers with canteens, letters, and morale gifts. Canada and Britain report branches, cash needs, and services from YMCAs in France England and India. Donations fund equipment huts magazines and hospital support, with pledge certificates for ten dollar units.

Red Triangle Fund India China Boys’ Work Canada Big Brothers Y.M.C.A

Lively council meeting on grants and public appeal

The Library Board sought an instalment of its grant after receiving 100 of 500 promised last year. Regina YMCA officials asked for 1918 funds with large needs. Council rejected new grants, favoring a public appeal, due to town treasury shortages. A clean-up day was proposed for May 6 by the Fire Commissioner's office with public cooperation sought. The medical health officer reported no con

Library Board Y.M.C.A Regina

Winnipeg Soldier Jimmy Parkinson Returns After War Service

Pte Jimmy Parkinson arrives home on furlough after three years and eight months in France. He joined the Winnipeg Grenadiers in August 1914, transferred to the CAMC at Valcartier, served as an orderly to Lt. Col. Ford for over three years, and received a gold watch as a token of esteem. The photo shows him before his 1914 departure.

Tueday Jimmy Parkinson France Winnipeg Winnipeg Grenadiers Valcartier C Amc Ford Jimmy

Every Man 16 to 60 Must Work in Canada

Government notice proclaims that all persons aged sixteen to sixty must engage in useful occupation unless justified otherwise. The text criticizes lingering hobos and idle workers roaming cabarets, picture shows, and stations. It notes ongoing public concern about loiterers and calls for active civic contribution.

Iwisure Canada

Still in the Ring with Charlie Jones Returns

Charlie Jones says R Smith Rey Sypher and A Rainey remain in service. Charlie Smith is now a captain Rainey a lieutenant and the most senior among those who left early in the war. Rainey earns promotion for meritorious service. Charlie resumes duties as boiler inspector and praises his comrades hoping they return home soon.

Charlie Jones R. Smith Rey Sypher A. Rainey Charlie Smith Rainey Charlie

Ladder fall injures man at Prevost house on Third

While ascending toward the roof yesterday at the Prevost residence on Third street Mr Goetach slipped when a ladder rung broke sending him to the ground. He suffered severe pain and several ribs were broken. The note adds a count of pianos gramophones and moving picture machines from England and France.

Vym.ca Vimy Ridge England France MCA Prevost Third Street Goetach

Private Gavin Defends Digs and Duty From France

In a letter from France Private Gavin of the 49th Ratt counters reports of drunkenness and filth among troops. He describes wash areas, hot baths, weekly clean clothes, and the absence of rampant intoxication, urging readers to expose the spreaders of falsehoods about soldiers’ conduct.

Pre A. Gavin 49Th Ratt France

C P R Employees Welcome Soldiers in Town Hall

The C P R workers staged a welcome for returning soldiers led by Corporal Hansen and Private Cowgill. Local officials and Railway Brotherhood members attended, with a silverware gift and a brief address to honor the service and camaraderie of the troops.

HT. Haliwells C, PR Jestley Holloway Corpal Hansen Pte. Cowgill

Saskatchewan Branch Canadian Press Association Meet in Saskatoon

The Saskatchewan Branch annual convention meets in Saskatoon on May 10. An evening session at Convocation Hall University will feature speakers President Murray Hon C A Dewning Hon Donald McLean H G Woods and John M Imrie. Public welcome and most Saskatchewan publishers are expected to attend.

Saskatchewan Canadian Press Association Saskatoon University Murray C. A. Dewning Donald McLean H. G. Woods Canadian Press Asociation John M. Imrie

Gopher Competition Offers Prizes for Saskatchewan Schools

The Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture promotes a gopher destruction contest ending May fifteenth. Schools earn bronze, silver, and gold prizes for top divisions and individuals. tails counted for points, with youth 18 and under eligible.

Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture Ander Lin M. P Department Agriculture Regina

Delight Theatre Film Show Delights Military YMA

Delight Theatre announces a Saturday showing of a notable film titled Damaged Goods for afternoon and evening. Military YMA records exceed one hundred and twenty, with overseas memorials noted in small print amid the notices.

Delight Theatre

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