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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
11
An unsinkable vessel returned to an Atlantic port after delivering its cargo in convoy with 43 ships. The ship allegedly dodged U boat attempts and steered clear of direct routes to evade attacks while completing its mission.
A fragment from the Washington Star hints at a debate on living costs and political pressures. The text references a senator and concerns over public sentiment about economic burdens.
Proof of loss of Duplicate Certificate of Title No 172121 issued to Richard Lamb on June 17 1916 covers SE quarter of section 22 township 31 range 8 west of the third meridian Saskatchewan. After four weeks from publication a fresh Duplicate Title will be issued in lieu of the lost one. Land Titles Office Saskatchewan.
Official probate notice recorded in the Saskatoon Land District dated May 22 1918 by Deputy Registrar Fournier. The document announces a matter of estate administration and directs recipients to follow specified procedures. The record emphasizes legal authority and local registry actions.
The Food Board states there will be sufficient sugar for preserving and canning. It emphasizes that the nation can handle the maximum projected fruit and vegetable crops regarding sugar, but warns that strict conservation is needed in the interim.
Western representatives J. D. McGregor and A. K. Philp report new Ottawa drafted rules for food conservation. They note U S traffic congestion and troop movements drive meat restrictions while flour rationing tightens. Vancouver is supplying the west and Saskatchewan eases eastern needs. Canneries and hotels will revert to old meat rules with bacon restrictions easing locally.
A well attended social dance Tuesday evening at the hall ended with residents enjoying themselves. Plans for a new garage provision are discussed to smooth future events and ease access at the site.
Banks in Outlook will not adopt the new office hours and will continue operating under the former timetable. Local customers may need to adjust expectations as branches maintain previous opening and closing times.
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