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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
3
The report notes growth during the year and absorption effects linked to the Bank of British North America. It highlights elevated rates on carve oats and the bank’s ability to lend to Canadian government accounts elsewhere with a 93 percent rise, indicating increased lending activity.
A Washington report notes the United States is on track to harvest the largest winter wheat crop ever, signaling exceptional yields and strong prospects for farmers nationwide. The advance comes amid favorable weather, improved seed varieties, and robust demand from domestic and international markets.
London reports Lt Gen Jan Christian Smuts has stepped down from the war cabinet arguing the war’s end ends his service need. Born 1870, Smuts has long been a key imperial figure and served in global affairs.
A passerby recalls chants of Deutschland aber Alles breaking into the street this morning, drawing mixed reactions from the crowd and evident amusement from French officials observing the scene.
A reader recounts severe heart and nerve troubles causing breathlessness while in bed. After trying doctors and various remedies without relief,Milburn's Heart and Nerve Cure is said to help within one box and restore well being.
British cavalry crossed the Rhine as a vanguard for the army of occupation. About a thousand khaki clad horsemen pushed over the river from Bohn and Cologne to establish a British semi circular line.
In the unsettled period many women join public service roles as the conflict expands. The rapid changes affect city life and local businesses as communities cope with wartime demands.
An order in council raises the Northwest Mounted Police to 1200 men in the territories and assigns duty across Alberta Saskatchewan Columbia Manitoba and Ontario in military district No 10. The force becomes the sole federal police in those areas and will enforce federal laws as part of a permanent federal police structure.
The piece extols mild climate and varied outdoor recreation from golf to hunting along a scenic coast. It highlights two flagship hotels the Hotel Vancouver and the Empress Hotel in Victoria, offering luxurious amenities and easy access to mountain views from observation cars aboard scenic routes through the Canadian Rockies.
A brief note records that certain instruments were cashed at French civil post offices, indicating a routine financial transaction processed through official postal channels.
Residence costs in Paris have surged to their highest level since the war began. With peace delegations arriving and winter approaching, expenses are expected to climb further as shortages persist and prices for staples remain difficult to obtain.
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