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Newspaper

Lawson Post

Location

Lawson, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Nov 01, 1918

Page

4

Now is the time for our real big effort buy victory bonds

The text urges a supreme wartime push, praising Allied progress led by Foch and warning Germans may seek to delay victory. It calls for immediate support through victory bonds, framing bond purchases as crucial to ending four years of war and defeating aggressors. The rhetoric targets public resolve and financial backing for the war effort.

Foch France Belgium Germany Europe

Immigration scheme to repopulate western lands urged

The article argues Canada should expand immigration to settle idle prairie lands in the West, especially Saskatchewan, to boost farming, labor, and industry. It praises J A Calder for promoting a federal plan to finance eligible immigrants who lack capital, with provincial administration and Ottawa funding, while warning against partisan interference by provincial authorities.

J. A. Calder Calder Ottawa West Mr. Calder

Spanish Flu No News to Our Readers

The province suffers a severe La Grippe epidemic viewed as not new though widespread due to wartime travel. It is like a common cold and not deadly with proper care. Vaccination and segregation are urged to stamp it out and avoid panic while avoiding dangerous complications.

Great Britain Europe Canada la Grippe

General Alex Ross of Saskatchewan Promoted in Wartime

The people of Saskatchewan honor General Alex Bows for wartime service and promotion to a Canadian brigade command. Born in Scotland and raised in Regina, he studied law and joined the militia, serving overseas with notable peers. His family endures multiple bereavements as news of his advancement arrives.

Scotland Regina Sodis West Embury Cross Regina Daily Press Saskatchewan General Ross

War breads under flour restrictions affect rural households

With government rules requiring meals to include four units of flour many housekeepers especially in the country lack current war recipes and face surplus rolled oats and cornmeal unable to use.

Frugal War Bread Recipes From Simple Pantry Staples

The text outlines economical bread and batter recipes using potato water oats flour and yeast plus a rye corn meal batter. Steps include mixing boiling rolled oats with sugar salt and fat, proofing yeast, combining with lukewarm water, kneading until stiff, rising twice, and baking in buttered pans. A second recipe uses sour milk molasses soda and salt with rye flour and corn meal baked or steamed for several hours.

Canada and Britain Urge Victory Loan Drive of War Bonds

A wartime appeal praising British imperial heritage and Canada's role urges citizens to fund the war effort. It emphasizes unity, sacrifice, and the urgency of oversubscribing the victory loan, noting German financial strain and calling Canadians in Saskatchewan to contribute their money as a potent weapon.

States Canada Baskatchewan

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