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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 03, 1918
Page
8
Announcement lists ores cattle poultry neatwork and fancy goods to be sold at Stalwart School on the 24th 1018 at 1 oclock sharp Cash terms Light luncheon served Proceeds aid wounded bow s contributions welcomed via our solicitors or direct to the Red Cross Secretary Treasurer.
Notice to ratepayers of Free Soil Relief District No 1067. Annual meeting at the schoolhouse on Saturday January 12 1944 at 2 PM. Purpose: to hear the secretary treasurer's yearly report and elect one trustee for a three year term. J I 000 Chairman
Fragmentary OCR text from a Liberty Market page mentions a meeting and tasks related to preparation, with unclear names and dates. The readable portions reference a prequalifier process and a potential Red Cross connection, but most content is garbled and lacks concrete facts.
The Liberty Press outlines advertising rates and submissions for notices and job work. It notes deadlines and Monday night posting, inviting readers to place promotions and commercial content across farm, state, and urban listings.
Report outlines a campaign to issue short term bonds payable in five seven and ten years through banks and agencies to keep a steady inflow of savings into the national treasury. The plan aims for a continuous bond stream until peace and discusses provincial purchasing shifts and labor shortages complicating wartime production.
The Liberty Press pledges a bigger and better paper with more pages and added features. It promises late news, a worth reading serial, fashion content, home care tips, and full local event reports for Liberty and surrounding areas, inviting reader support and feedback.
A crowd at Taveday depot welcomed Ed McCrea and his bride Mrs Vers Yake as they returned to Goghe country and Liberty after their wedding at Mt Forest Ontario on Clarextoume lay. The bride, popular with local youths, had spent the prior summer in Liberty as her sister’s guest.
At a regular meeting of Long Lake lodge Ro 108 AF and AM officers were installed for 1918 including L P M N Coombe W M Robert Carrie J W Fred Wille J W treasurer Duraler 3 0 Thompson secretary E Wille Chaplain A Duncan 8 0 EB Rudy 4 D Charlee Welhand G Nelo Neteon J B McCann DC Dan Rote II 31 Lalelpen Tylor Jet Archier. Village council met Monday evening with Li erty Really On Mrentee Dee Daley of Avie Mery.
A wartime sermon linking German alleged divine aims with world struggles. It contrasts the Kaiser's beliefs with a Christian humanitarian view, invoking Belgian suffering and calls for divine aid to justify allied efforts and moral rank. The piece critiques German zeal and frames Christian faith as unifying under God.
The blue badge of honor, a familiar mark of disability from service in England, will soon appear in Canada. It will be worn by soldiers who are patients in military hospitals, with 11,088 new enrollees projected and 0,080 treated in hospitals or storiums.
A church notices list next Sunday communion at Auldfust Persance and Liberty locations with a weekly Wednesday Bible service from 7:30 to 8:30 p m All parishioners are invited A preparatory meeting is planned for Friday at 7:00 p m at the church premises with attendees urged to be punctual due to a tighter schedule.
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