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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
8
Fragmentary text notes farmers and horses with emphasis on prompt service and guaranteed satisfaction, suggesting a local advertising or notice item. The readable phrases imply an agricultural context and a promise of reliable results.
A complete stock of fresh and cured meats of every description along with fish oysters and poultry is available. The listing notes a full assortment for shoppers seeking variety in meat seafood and poultry.
The readable text shows fragmentary timing notes for a weekly schedule with several days and times listed. It includes references to Sunday periods and a Sunday schedule, indicating informal timings rather than a full program.
The Liberty Press highlights a cleaned set of advertisements featuring various goods and services. Advertisers promise attractive commercial work for Corning area customers and readers.
The district reports influenza concerns with twenty new cases around Penzance and a general rustle of village activity. Local residents plan skating, church services, charity meetings, and holiday gatherings while families move for winter and farm work continues.
All persons having claims against the estate of the late B C Stanton must present them to Liberty Realty Co. no later than December 12, 1018.
Horse and gear sale notice offers a registered horse and a half year old colt, breeding stock, and farm tools. Seller L A Shank advertises readiness to rent out farmland with favorable terms and a possible sale of Liberty North district property, with a listed price and cash option.
Notice announces polling in Division No. 2 at Lot 24-20-25 W. and M. on Monday December 9 1918 from 9 am to 4 pm Mountain Standard Time. It names candidate Hoo for Thigirion New 3 and directs tallying at Bee G'elakoo by returning officer George Lre on December 1918.
A clipped Roll of Honor lists individuals including Frank Moy, Frank Danube, Stewart A, Young, Lavineky Albert, Jane Pratt, John Aebiton and others. It records names associated with service or merit, though contexts and ranks are unclear due to damaged text.
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