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Newspaper
Estevan Progress
Location
Estevan, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 09, 1918
Page
5
Advertised claims meet public proof as Maxwell cites official records. The 44 day Non Stop run averaged 26.4 mpg at 25 mph over rough roads, with a stock Maxwell showing 35.2 mpg in normal use and a trans continental test beating rivals in speed and endurance.
A compact report notes fuel efficiency and tire wear improvements from new measures. It highlights consumer benefits, potential cost savings, and impacts on vehicle maintenance.
Mrs. Garlick returns from Rochester last Saturday while blacksmith W M Elstrom may stay in Calgary if it pleases him. William Evenden seeks muscular rheumatism treatment in Mudbaden Minnesota. In council only a few showed interest in garden plots led by President Campbell and Mr Penson as Mr Porter offers a tractor and plans. twelve acres will be prepared for cultivation. Estevan Sub-District subscribes over 7000 to the Y M C A Campaign Fund.
Local merchants petition Regina city council to pass a bylaw for a Wednesday half holiday each week except during Fair week when the holiday shifts to Monday afternoon. The notice appears in the Regina Post.
Estevan residents spent the weekend with Albany families including Miss M Bova and Miss N Stent visiting local hosts. The Albany club postpones a social due to seeding delays. a Kezaar event and a Mother’s Day program are announced. Stray two black sows are described with a locating contact.
Mr Joseph Marcotte visited Tor Friday. Miss Mollie Murray stayed with the Tenold family last week. Mrs J S Grimsrud and Severine from Wildrose are guests at H Grimsrud's. Ole Tenold returns from Minot after a fractured foot. Mrs J K Murray a Defiance teacher was sick early week. Adolph Schreiber left for medical exam. Clarence Johnson and John Bergum reported for duty at Regina.
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