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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 03, 1918
Page
1
J H Riggle relocates to Selkirk Street near Bask Avenue while Dr Ce A Joynt and V B graduate of Ontario Veterinary move or establish office on 5 Sabr.
A Prairie town reports a wedding as Albert Larson marries Judeana Mary Madeen and notes plans to send a rink to Rosetown for Badger cup play. A.J. Riches learns of his brother’s death in France with the King’s Own Regiment. Amid belated New Year events a hockey match sees two sheets of ice, two ties, and local players in action. a dead soldier’s burial and a widowed mother mark somber news as 1918 ends in slush and bells.
The article argues belligerents seek a durable peace to prevent another great war, stressing that statesmen aim to secure peace and a stronger future. It notes Canada starts the new year with resolve to support the army and boost food production, calling for a rational policy uniting the country from coast to coast.
A Red Crow society dance occurred in the hall Friday night with Mee K and other guests noted. Guests included meaningful attendees such as Mire L Murray. details indicate a community gathering without disruption.
Fragmentary text outlines a Canadian election timeline with references to vote counts trains polling stations and a January 4 start date. Mentions military and naval vote procedures and possible February week posting with Yukon and Halifax notes. Details are garbled and names unclear.
The notice details an 11 a.m. litany and holy communion at Behoo on January 6 as part of a day of prayer and intercession. An evening service follows at 7:00 p.m. An interim pastor has been appointed for the new year.
Fragmentary text notes a familiar emblem tied to a man suffering from disease and the high country’s ire. It mentions a Canadian hospital and an armband, but details are unclear and some terms are garbled.
The United States government assumed possession and control of every railroad nationwide with William G. McAdoo named director general and Treasury Secretary McAdoo retained in the cabinet. The proclamation states the move aims to unify operations under existing managers.
Report states Vice-Admiral Sir Rosslyn Wemyss is named Sea Lord succeeding Admiral Sir John Jellicoe. Jellicoe is praised for distinguished service and may take another post. Jellicoe, aged fifty-eight, had led Atlantic and Home Fleet commands as Second Sea Lord.
A masons lodge installation ceremony was held with officers including Daintry and Macaringy taking roles. Members and past masters attended as W. Michie and W. Stewart acted as secretary, with remarks from P. Kennedy and Fraveis Sutton during an evening program.
Fragmentary OCR mentions varied topics from travel and rumors to war timing and a presumed family connection, lacking coherent events or identifiable subjects. No verifiable incident or clear article focus is present.
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A fragmentary report notes that by ten o'clock the new quarters were ready for basinpas after the evening delivery. The garbled text references Seay and atria but lacks clear context or names to confirm specifics.
London dispatch reports that Italian defenses hold Monte Grappa and Asiago as year end notes show Italian lines secure further reinforced. Allied troops express confidence in continued unified efforts toward success in the new year.
About 20 000 young Canadians subject to the Military Service Act will report for duty at divisional headquarters. The Military Services Council provides updates by division. since the act began operation, some 200 000 have been medically examined and are overseas.
A fragmentary report notes a British party arriving at Zurich from Coonany with 654 men. The lone officer mentioned is Canadian Victor William, with garbled accompanying text.
The District Court of Moose Jaw issues a writ of replevin against Charles Westergard in a case brought by The Wine and Spirit Vault Ltd. The hearing is set for February 14, 1918, at Outlook, Saskatchewan, at 11 o clock before the Sheriff's Office. November 12, 1917. J Rutherford.
Fragmentary item notes a cabinet discussion in Ottawa about a probit facture and the condition of ink in view 31, with immediate action anticipated.
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