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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 28, 1918
Page
1
Reading from council observers the town endorses a drive to aid Allied nations by conserving food. Citizens pledge self denial and substitution to ensure essential supplies reach France Italy and Britain, guided by the Food Controller.
The hotel of Strongfield Sack occupied by J. Mission lies under new management if any accounts or receipts exist before 1918. The matter is directed to W. J. Drummond in Chicago for settlement.
The Rev T W Cunk calls for a Good Friday service with an evensong at 8 30 in the evening inviting parishioners to attend.
Crowd sourced appeal highlights global famine risk and scarce grain. It notes 1917 wheat output half 1916, France food reserves only three days, and Allies relying on the United States and Canada for supplies. Calls for rationing and conservation to aid allies and self.
Easter examinations began on Monday and the school closes for a two week break. Prof Gro and H O Ground plan to visit Preeceville during holidays while Mr Myrvold of Winnipeg visits. Mrs Aakhos hosts at the chapel and twenty four youths were confirmed last Sunday.
Abbreviated minutes from the Rudy Municipal No 284 council at Glenside on March 16 1918 list present Reeve Riley and councillors Bran Vansickle Finnestad and Anne with Eliaston absent. Motions authorize seed and feed oats purchases for applicants, halt new Horse Breeders Act consideration, keep poundkeepers in office, refund taxes on land tied to a Volunteer in Jeaty's forces, appoint Robt Meddaugh road director, approve payments to lumber yards and others, and grant applications for seed oats and cate.
Mr Guy Derdall and family, long time residents near Broderick now moving to Brooking, are praised for church work with the Sask River Lutheran congregation. The community presented them a silver set in thanks for church activities. Also noted is K Bennett bringing horses and four bulls to Ontario, with one bull shipped to Delta. An article from the United States discusses gasoline shortages, claiming two years of supply above ground, ship shortages to Allies, and rising pump output concerns.
Fragmentary text thanks donors for noble work and mentions aid to a blind person. References a pearly new born blanket and an offer to obtain via an address, with unclear sender and no verifiable details.
The record lists motions authorizing letters to the Montevideo mayor, inviting scavenger tenders for 1918 with April 8 deadline, and appointing J C N for three months. It mentions H M Nelson letter to the mayor and T Colly cleaning duties for Outlook town for 1918.
The Lyric Theatre hosts a Friday showing featuring a thrilling adventure about John Gwyn an American mining engineer and his bride in a life and death clash with outlaws led by a Central Powers agent. Meanwhile a musical entertainment by Mr and Mrs Aakhus of the Odin Lyceum Bureau draws praise. Mrs Bidgood suffers a nasty accident Tuesday noon.
The fragment indicates a directive for payments to the Bank of, with no clear names, dates, or complete institution. The text is incomplete, lacking details on the bank’s full name, location, or recipients.
Dr H C Redden physician and surgeon at Corner Railway Avenue and Selkirk lists office and phone numbers. N T George MD also physician and surgeon with office in Keene Buildings and hours from 12 30 to 2 30. notes on Brown and Work specialties and prosthetic center graduate training.
Local brief notes a morning fruit pickup and a quick operation by the Gaels. The item mentions Rev. WW and Mi fing in a mystery context, with no clear event or outcome. The readable fragments emphasize a routine schedule and a named group.
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