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Newspaper
Lemberg Star
Location
Lemberg, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 13, 1918
Page
3
The Lemberg Star mentions a GTP road opening from Tahorage to Wesburn improving Regina Weyburn travel. It notes Canadian wheat export control, cemetery neglect concerns, and Labor Day observance differing by post office and school.
Principal Harvey releases the prize list for the annual school fair to be held on Friday the 20th. The event encourages pupil competition with suitable rewards and promises a very complete list of prizes.
A patriotic appraisal lauds French and Canadian farmers for thrift and strong yields. It traces wartime savings and postwar gains to frugal methods, urges saving against future price swings, and notes national gratitude for producers in France and Canada.
Ottawa orders suspension of operations for a week at Princess cafe Portage avenue Crystal Palace Patricia and Dunlop drug store for violation of eating house rules. About 700 mostly women patrons sought new outlets in Winnipeg on Wednesday.
Oregon dealers will stop selling Hearst publications after September as part of a decision following a dealers conference. Action cites Hearst war question coverage as a ground for the ban.
Fragmented OCR describes hunting restrictions and seasonal limits for various birds and animals, noting no takings this year. It also mentions child conservation in New Zealand and a reduced sport death rate below 50 per thousand in past years.
Government notice under 1918 military service convention requires male US citizens in Canada to register or face penalties. It outlines 60 day and 30 day options to enlist or return to the US, and strict reporting rules with penalties up to 500 dollars and six months imprisonment for failure. Diplomatic exemptions may apply with separate reporting.
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