Allied Forces Capture Belgium Coast in WWI Summary
London dispatch reports October 19 that Allied troops have captured the entire Belgium coast from the Dutch coast to south of Courtrai. German rear guards were cut to pieces as many soldiers fled into Holland. about 15 000 interned and numerous prisoners taken along with guns and war booty. Haig advances toward Valenciennes as the Scheldt is crossed near Ghent.
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Zee
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Ghent
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Valenciennas
Local News Notes Flood of Civic Events and Changes
Local notices report time change for Sunday and Victory Bonds drives, plus pending Victory Loan subscriptions near December. Lattleville school closes to slow influenza spread, Estevan Prairie Nurseries manager Ed Gough visits to supply stock, D M Robertson sells a Chevrolet for a Baby Grand. Mrs Robertson plans winter in Montana with sons. Lattleville Ladies Aid bazaar and sale of work set for November 11 at the school house. Readers are urged to attend and enjoy a pleasant event. A column discusses Spain's wartime role and recent mentions in Saturday Night regarding the Spanish Fly.
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Lattleville Ladies’ Aid
Fighting in France the A.E.F. and BEF praised
The piece lauds Allied forces in France from American British and Canadian ranks. It lauds their dauntless bearing and continued fight since Ypres, declaring their efforts are noted in lines of red and fighting the Hun as payback.
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France
Dauntless
C.E.F
Canada
Ypres
$100 Victory Bond Worth 80 Men For One Day
A historical wartime notice lists options for a $100 Victory Bond payout valued in military gear and supplies. Alternatives include 110 bushels of oats or 875 mm field gun shell material along with other munitions and medical supplies.
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Oata
T. N.T
Local Municipality Minutes Refer to Herd Law and Auditors Actions
The record details monthly council actions including herd law opening from November, payroll items and reimbursements for gopher destruction, wolf bounty, tax refunds, and various names. It notes adjournment to November 10 and steps to contact auditors and secure legal services in Moose Jaw for municipal business.
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Reeve Roberts
Pomeroy
Larimer
Long
Mano
Coun
Col. Larimer
Open herd law proclaimed in Maple Bush municipality
The Raters of the ROM of Maple Bush 234 notify that from May 1 the municipality will have open herd law in effect. W J Mocs Preas signs this order by the council.
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W. J
Mocs Preas
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