04 Apr 1918
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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1918
Page
1
The article argues for equal privileges for all Canadians and urges fair administration of the Military Service Act. It notes questionnaires will be sent to exempted men to ensure uniform application and requires prompt returns or loss of exemptions. Exempted individuals must notify district registries of address changes to avoid forfeiture.
Statement from Rev. J. Watsons and others notes that a national amendment to the Lord's Day Act is not planned. The government clarifies there is no intention to amend or alter enforcement, stressing provincial administration governs the act amid reports of possible changes for production.
Regina Beach fisherman William Dowie died at the general hospital after being struck by a C.P.R. train near Regina Beach. He sustained severe injuries to his legs and trunk and died despite medical efforts.
Jidda Marke daughter of Mr and Mrs Larson wed Cart dahon Tripps at Presbyteride Shores church in Liberty. The couple, both residents of Penzance, were attended by Miss Foster and Alliston White. A large reception followed at Maderson's ball with friends, neighbors, and well wishers sending best congratulations and gifts.
An April wedding at the Pres cotron shore manse united the bride and groom in a private ceremony. Family members including the groom and bride’s siblings attended as witnesses. The couple left for Regina on the afternoon train to begin their honeymoon.
N O Nelson announces Ford tractor operation schools will open at Hewina Saskatoon Swift Current and Moose Jaw for mechanics dealers and the public. Rogers and Ford supervise the sessions in the Liberty district while awaiting tractor arrivals. A young son of an born is injured after a fall from his father's dray and was treated at the scene.
The minister approves Bylaw No 1 enabling intermunicipal cooperation to insure crop owners. A four cent per acre special rate for 1918 is levied on farm lands within the municipality subject to municipal tax assessment, with certain exemptions. Dated Holifest March 25, 1918. W. A. Cherry, Secretary.
A 1017 Lith entry notes a public apology for slanderous remarks about W. Wrighten. The writer claims remorse for causing offense to the hornets and acknowledges harm from careless words.
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