Regulations on Spanish Influenza in Cities and Towns
Regina October 16 1918 regulations issued by the lieutenant governor empower the board of health to report cases enforce isolation of epidemic influenza for at least one week and close amusements. Violations carry penalties up to fifty dollars and costs.
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Regina
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Honwur
Ermesre MpLceyts
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Board of Health
M. M. SryMour
Amissioner of Public Health
Ratepayers Notified of Open Herd Law Adoption
The municipal council announces that starting November 1 the Mapte Bush area will enforce open herd law throughout the municipality. W J Honey serves as secretary treasurer and signs the notice.
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BR. M
Mapte Bush
W. J. Honey
Banks aid small investors in 1918 Victory Loan
Banks will lend up to 90 percent of an investment for the 1918 Victory Loan with 5 percent interest, secured by reasonable security. Investors can receive cash at the government rate and repay monthly or quarterly. Banks will safekeep interim securities and later the bonds for up to a reasonable amount for one year.
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Dominion
Storage of Potatoes
Farmers storing a late potato crop should keep it dry and cool, sorting within three to four weeks after cellar storage. Do not mix rot with sound tubers, as damp conditions hasten decay. discard any potatoes showing rot to protect the remainder of the harvest.
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F. C_N
Local Health Notices Report Illness In Community
Isabelle Dark was on the sick list last week. Born on Tuesday October 2 1918 to Mr and Mrs F G Curtis a son. Mr and Mrs Scott Kerr are both sick with influenza along with Walter Stebbing of the local butcher shop.
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Isabelle Dark
F. G. Curtis
Mrs. Scott Kerr
Walter Stebbing
Western Canada wins big at Kansas City Exposition
Western Canada captures 104 prizes at the International Soil Product Exposition in Kansas City with wins in wheat barley flax and related divisions. Rosthern Saskatchewan's Seager Wheeler earns top honors for best half bushel of hard spring wheat. Alberta residents H B Sheeley and Nick Tallinger take major barley and vegetable awards. A warning goes out about a fraudulent magazines scam by a man posing as a returned soldier.
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Western Canada
Kansas City
Seager Wheeler
Rosthern
Saskatchewan
Pacific Railway de
H. B. Sheeley
High River
Alberta
Nick Tallinger
Claresham
Province of Manitoba
Kildonan
Goml Housekeeping
London News
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies Home Journal
Hurean
Wich St. East
Windsor
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Arthur G. Murrell
Gilroy
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J.B. Muss
Orville W. Mapes
Alex MacLachlan
Isabelle
Eskbank
Victory Loan
Canada
Pan Ae
Manitoba
Saskachewan