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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 24, 1918
Page
8
Kennedy Terme offers moderate and finish work with guaranteed workmanship. Estimates provided for all phases including material choices and project timelines. Local references confirm reliable completion and quality results.
A full stock of fresh and cured meats and fish including oysters and poultry. Available at local market with a wide selection for daily needs and special purchases.
Dr. Thos E Patterson will be at the Liberty hotel every Tuesday and Thursday morning and every Monday Wednesday and Friday all day during the month of Vellasey. Patrons may be consulted professionally and appointments arranged.
The Liberty Press outlines ad publication deadlines and rates. It notes a yearly cost of $2.09 and requires changes to advertisements be submitted before Monday. It lists the types of commercial work handled and mentions rate applications and facility services.
The Toronto Star argues Canada should preemptively plan for postwar civilian life as thousands of soldiers return. It urges government action on noncombatant service, registration for nonpower workers, and swift job placement for officers and men unfit for combat. It also notes civil service changes, shifting work hours, and wartime austerity measures.
The Victoria Colonist urges the Military Service Act be amended to cover twenty year olds entering the draft after the first class. It warns that without the provision dozens of thousands will reach twenty and remain unused, risking disparities as additional classes are called. The paper estimates about 80 100 men reach twenty yearly in Canada of eight million, needing automatic inclusion within twelve months.
A 36 member youth skating party enjoyed an afternoon on the dam. They traveled by hayrack to an improvised rink guided by George Sandy Lane and Fred Wille. After skating they attended Jack Mint’s home for hot coffee and dainties, then returned refreshed by outdoor recreation.
Fragmentary text references Liberty Market in Washington state with mention of numbers and names unclear. Occasional notes point to weather or market details, but readable facts are minimal and names are uncertain.
A combined East West and South Edmonton unionist meeting endorses ending political patronage in public service, favoring veterans for appointments, tighter civil service rules, and frequent ministerial visits with public discussions. It urges cooperation from Dominion Cabinet members and other unions. A sock shower charity event is announced with funds via socks to pay admin fees.
A two year old brindled colt with white hind feet was taken up on or about January 12 1818 on the farm NW. The owner is required to prove property pay charges and take the animal away. JW McCrea notified.
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