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The Lemberg Star lists subscription at 1.25 annually in advance and transient ad rates at 75 cents for the first inch and 25 cents each subsequent insertion. Meetings and business notices charged 10 cents per line with monthly settlements. Ads payable in advance. paper discontinued until arrears are paid. A McDowell Proprietor.
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Saskatchewan News Highlights and Local Effects 1917
About 1600 boys qualify for a 5.0.8 bronze medal while 40,000 suspected slackers were gathered in New York and nearby cities. Saskatchewan tutors discuss straw burning bans and school attendance rising. Der Courier suspends publication amid wartime patriotism. J G Tarriff may fill a vacancy due to Sas katchewan senatorial representation. Saskatchewan Motor League gains use of telephone poles as highway markers with color coding. Public rent control boards form in New London Conn to curb profiteering.
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Lessons on the War from J. Lamb of Lemberg
A summary lecture notes the naval lessons of modern warfare. It highlights battleships battle cruisers monitors and armored hulls as key factors. It notes aircraft as fleet scouts and air power including Zeppelins dirigibles and airplanes as early war technology.
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Germany
Can All You Can But Save The Sugar
Important guidance urges canning and drying this year to maximize stores yet calls for sugar conservation. The Canada Food Board advises specific sugar amounts for currant juice jelly apple jam plum jam check current jam spiced pear preserves to balance jam making with limited sugar.
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Empress of Russia and Four Daughters Killed by Bolsheviki
The London Daily Express claims unquestionable information that the former empress of Russia and her four daughters have been murdered by the Bolsheviki. The paper reports the imperial family of the late Czar has been exterminated.
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Daylight Saving in Canada Ends October 31
A Ottawa dispatch reports Canada will end daylight saving for this summer on October 31 while the U S changes on October 27. District committee chairmen for the distribution of the EBMS medals include Grenfell, A Walters, Lemberg, J G Gardiner, Wolseley, and H Langford.
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J. G. Gardiner
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