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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
7
Incomplete readable lines mention London, Har, Atlanta, and various odds and phrases about tests, heights, and cheers. The fragmentary text lists scattered names and uncertain actions without a coherent event or clear outcomes.
Advert. Catarrhozone claims to cure catarrh and prevent bronchitis with a $1.00 two month kit. Inhaler clears stuffed nostrils and soothes coughs. warns against stomach upset from certain forms of medicine and notes availability from dealers or Catarrhozone Co Kingston Ont.
In the Comlyn household a tense scene unfolds as Inspector Noakes presses Sir Anthony West’s alibi. Jevons hints at romantic intrigue while Morgan defends his friend and orders the inquiry halted. The inspector departs hopeful that Sir Anthony will testify at the adjourned inquest.
Two brothers who ran a wool store in a western town face a moral pull as one is converted at a revival and urges his sibling to join the church. The reluctant brother weighs the change while recalling their trade and the risk of leaving it behind.
The interior department report highlights Western Canada as a vast pool for settling demobilized troops and postwar immigration. Surveyed land totals 176,260,225 acres across 1,101,621 farms of 160 acres each. The text notes growth in new acreage and section farms as the region absorbs settlers.
Fragmented note questions closing stores at noon and hints at a rushed plan. Readable phrases suggest inquiries about changing hours and potential disruption to shoppers. The text remains unclear on location or decision status.
The piece argues air power could decide the war with Luftwaffe bombing limitations and Allied air superiority. It notes German plans to extend bombing range, British and French aircraft advances, and growing American aircraft production and pilot training as pivotal forces shaping the conflict’s outcome.
General Crowder announces a new system to compel all men in the United States not in listed deferred draft classes to engage in useful war work or enter the fighting service. The rule applies to loafers and workers in various occupations including laborers, race track personnel, waiters, hotel staff, and those in sports and amusements.
A cryptic note in the newspaper cites a Western man leaving five hundred thousand dollars to women. Mr Inquirer and others weigh the meaning as readers react to the unspecified bequest.
The twelfth annual convention of the Western Canada Irrigation Association will be held in Nelson British Columbia on July 24 25 and 26. Mr Don H Bark chief of the Jene ttes translation branch of the Railway is to speak.
A wartime tone highlights farmers, prospectors, and ranchers in the prairie provinces. The convention aims to attract farmers by offering them an opportunity to enjoy mountain and lake retreats in Southern British Columbia, while benefiting their families.
British aircraft and balloons hunted U boats as daylight lengthened the sea mission. Observers noted subs at depth and multiple depth charges causing oil and bubbles to surface. a dirigible and seaplane units reported hits and mortally damaged subs in separate encounters.
A list of speakers for the British Columbia irrigation convention includes Prof. F Clement Vancouver on orchard problems and EB FP Drake Ottawa on water conservation. J A Grant BC government markets commissioner discusses market problems, with A L McCulloch Nelson on meteorological conditions and irrigation, plus other regional experts. The program aims to unite farm interests and public policy with anticipated US speakers and expanded irrigation initiatives under the BC Water Act.
A city man entertains the magistrate with a claim that two constables were present, while the magistrate notes only one constable serves Peddleford. The accused insists two officers were seen. An aviator is described as an ace when facing an enemy.
The lamb industry in Canada lags behind the United States due to taste for larger cuts and leg meat. Alberta farmers and irrigated areas show strong potential for lamb feeding with alfalfa hay, minimal grain, and quick gains. Records by Canadian feed companies include 275 lambs sold at 16 dollars per head after under 100 days on feed. The industry may grow locally if prices rise, with range lambs fattened in short periods.
The piece describes a new type of zeppelin capable of traveling hundreds of miles at high speed and guided by wireless exchanges with home bases. It notes the craft slows when communicating and emphasizes the practical steering landmarks provided by this wireless link.
The text argues for a farmers employment office in every town to let farmers and men file applications for work, enabling them to coordinate and establish a system. Canadian mayors and reeves are taking initiative in this matter, timely and necessary.
A call urges about 15 to 19 year old boys to enlist this summer to back the front. The appeal notes roughly 30,000 are needed on farms and promises a special duty as part of national service. Plan to spend holidays in service this season.
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