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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
1
The Outlook Printing Co offers subscriptions at $1.50 per year payable in advance and Scheckbers at $2.40 per year. Births and Death Notices will be inserted free of charge. advertising rates and content details are presented for prospective readers.
Auction of cattle hay and farming implements set for Thursday at 10 30 a m near the Navy area. N E quarter section 6 two two range 9 W S about six miles south. H T Rose acts as auctioneer and sale begins promptly.
The Versailles conference outlines harsh terms for Germany mirroring those imposed on Austria Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey. Provisions include open Bosporus access disarmament of Turkish forces surrender of vessels and assets and allied control of communications and resources.
A fragmentary column mocks wartime talk and mask fatigue. It notes Italian troops marching, hints at flu fears, and recalls Halloween mischief with derisive tone toward authorities and public. The piece blends humor and social commentary with scattered local references.
A fragment notes impending punishment for Kaiser and Emperor Charles Will with two options described as chop or shot at the stake. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or date.
Public notice orders all businesses to close during regular hours except 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily until further notice. It requires the public to enter stores and offices one person at a time.
A health authority issues a limited hours directive restricting operations from 10 until 1 in the afternoon. The order aims to control service timing and public safety conditions. Local officials have not released further details on affected establishments.
The article reports multiple influenza deaths in the Outlook district including Mrs Larsen and Alfred Skotheim, with Mrs Larsen also having given birth days before her illness. It notes funeral details at Botania church cemetery, six surviving children for Mrs Larsen, and nearby casualties including Eli Larsen and Mrs George Succura.
Monthly society meeting adjourned indefinitely as secretary presents financials showing associate fees and war parcel spending. Thirty six dollars payroll items include tobacco twine and cigarettes. Christmas parcels mailed to soldiers totaling forty, packed by volunteers. Arrangements underway for a permanent building to house Red Cross activities with further announcements to come.
The Outlook district aims for 850 000 with Broderick exceeding its $80 000 target and reaching $135 000 after an early top, plus Glenside eyeing $15 000 more. Hawarden Conquest Dunblane Dinsmore and Strong Field push activities as district totals reach $350 000 by Tuesday evening with Moose Jaw divisions overall ahead.
Ardath Walter Skinner aged 17 died after a brief illness from influenza. Burial in Fertile Valley cemetery was private due to the contagious nature of the disease.
The note estimates 75,000 more Canadians overseas than before and outlines a 12 to 18 month period to repatriate them. It cites monthly pay and allowances exceeding 14 million dollars and transport costs around 15 million. Demobilization could cost 250 to 500 million dollars through the Victory Loan, highlighting the need for strong financial support for industry and the Army.
King Boris of Bulgaria abdicates the throne effective after his October ascent. A peasant government forms at Tarnovo led by M Stammbulinsky, longtime chief of Bulgaria’s peasants and agrarians.
The text outlines penalties for harboring concealing or assisting any deserter or AWOL member of the Canadian Expeditionary Force and those failing to meet reporting or service obligations, as specified by the Act and proclamations. It emphasizes guilt by those aiding or neglecting military duties.
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