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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
8
A blaze damaged the Loreburn International Elevator last Tuesday night. Firefighters focused on protecting nearby buildings as the structure was beyond saving, with residents and families affected by the incident.
A list of students promoted to Grade VI and Grade III appears, naming Grads such as Gray, Howard Johnan, Blanche Usborne, Norma Korpoe, Margaret Badger, Hilda Campbell, Macartney, Overgard, and others. Promos by Miss George and Mary Busby, teachers, are noted with Easter and June timing.
In order of merit the list promotes Luella Gray Grace Craddock Jack White Gertrude Anderson John Benson Harold Wardell Olive Routledge Gladys Wheeler Leatha Riley Fanny Campbell Adolph Anderson Roy Dahl Iris Bidgood Barton Saath Cecil Scott George Williamson Harold Tomlinson Reta Evans Grace Dickson to Grade V. Grade IV promotions include Charlotte Grace John saon Ivy Routledge Isabel Badger Geoffry Mulhern Marjorie Fraser Eva Stickles Clara Smith Arthur Bell Anderson Elizabeth Arthur Weaver Harry M. George and the Teacher.
Ottawa orders compulsory use of substitutes for wheat four by bakers and public eateries and households. Beginning July 1 one pound of substitutes must replace nine pounds of standard wheat flour, with stricter ratios east of Arthur and adjustments west of Port.
The Canada food board imposes regional substitute quotas for flour and requires bakers to stamp every loaf with name address and the words Victory Bread from July 15. Dealers may not sell flour without meeting substitute ratios and noncompliant bread or stock risks seizure and fines from 100 up to unspecified amounts.
The Ardath Auto Club elected officers at a recent meeting. R. Sibbald was chosen as president, Harrington as vice president, Cleven as secretary, and BE. G. De Wolf as treasurer. The report notes a separate Anerley Red Cross drive raised 612 pounds in two weeks, including 518 pounds 20 shillings for the Anerley branch.
Heavy weekly rains aid crop growth with grain showing strong signs of yield and health. Farmers report lush fields and improved prospects across multiple parcels, signaling a favorable harvest outlook.
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