21 Feb 1918
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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 21, 1918
Page
1
The Stalwart Schoolhouse fundraiser on Saturday, February by the Stalwart Society raised 6458.95 for Red Cross Relief. Treasurer David Livingston thanks donors and purchasers and lists donated articles and prices while praising volunteers for the event and luncheon service.
A Liberty opinion argues liquor and public dancing do not mix. It urges dance hall managers to eject any man with liquor on his breath to protect women and children and keep public amusements safe and wholesome.
Under a formal treaty Great Britain may draft U S citizens aged 21 to 45 living within its jurisdiction into U S service. The agreement also covers all British subjects aged 21 to 45 residing in the United States for possible conscription into the U S Army. A similar treaty exists with Canada.
Martin Nelon employs a new staff to reorganize and upgrade the Long Take Tugdenwat licunse store interior. The main office will house all business needs with a private area for confidential matters and a lower floor for heavier departments and machinery. An upper floor stores wagons and farming equipment while a yard level display area showcases articles, with improvements aimed at efficient access and quick service.
A military police officer patrolled rural districts from Regina checking conscription papers. He interviewed villagers and verified documents, detaining three men at Regina Beach meanwhile reporting another evader wanted elsewhere in the province.
A short note notes that Victory Bands are accepted in some process of inverting a sum of money, suggesting practical or financial use. The fragment hints at endorsement but lacks detail on context, figures, or verifying authority.
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