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Lawson Post

Location

Lawson, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Oct 18, 1918

Page

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Freemen Buy Bonds and Local News Roundup

Freemen buy bonds while local items note Miss Eldora Petty returning to Moose Jaw for studies. Rev A J Lewis returns from Glenside after a devine service. A J Valentine now runs the local telephone exchange and moved the post office into the telephone building. Scott Kerr buys a new Chevrolet at Tugaske through E M Butts. The Social Service Council of Saskatchewan plans its first convention in Moose Jaw in late November with U S government aid for social hygiene. E M Batts buys a five passenger body for his Ford runabout. Harvest leaves bring Bill Carey Brown and Terry back to camp. Mr A Beaudreau of Caron and Mrs Arthur Beaudreau with two children visit. Geo Matthews of Moose Jaw visits. ducks feared by Charlie. Purchasers of pen autof grow, including W Devine with a Baby Grand Gray Dart. Canada Food Board orders October butter shipments to Great Britain and allies. British ration is 2 ounces butter weekly per person, much Oleomargarine included.

Canada Food Board Great Britain

Week's War Summary and Saskatoon Rail Change

A battle update notes Wilson's rejection of German peace terms until atrocities stop, with Allied advances in France Belgium and Flanders. Canadian and British forces push toward Le Chateau and Ypres while Belgium braces for German withdrawal. Also, Grand Trunk Pacific shifts Saskatoon service to Union Station on Avenue A, improving passenger and freight access.

Cambria le Chateau Belgium Ypres Belgiim Germany Belguim Roulers Flanders Lille Saskatoon Grand Trunk Pacific Railway South Saskatoon Grand Trunk Pacific Saskatoon Union Station Avenue A Grand Trank Pacific Middle West

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A.J. Lewis Glenside A.J. Valentine Scott Kerr Tugaske E. M. Butts Social Service Council of Saskatchewan Moose Law United States E. M. Batts Regina Bill Carey Brown and Terry A Beaudreau Caron Arthur Beaudreau Hazenmore A. Beaudreau Mr. Geo. Matthews Moose Jaw Charlie W. Devine Wilson Douglas Haig Auglst Hindenburg Arras St. Quentin Cambrai Ease Guims King Albert Lourtermarck Thorout Thielt Canada Britain Victory Dominion of Canada
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