Soldiers' parcel fund totals 248.55 with overseas costs 98.94
The soldiers' parcel fund now totals 248.55 with 98.94 spent on overseas parcels. Members expected full attendance as a list of those who packed parcels for overseas is submitted with thanks from headquarters. The secretary notes a generous shipment and urges continued effort despite peace appearing near. The Saskatchewan health article warns doctors to strictly follow death certification requirements.
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Caladen Eccessel
Oversess
Guy Watson
Holoe Sis Bester East
Ales
Flour Supply Limits for Farmers and Consumers Distress
A farmer who grows his own wheat may possess up to 200 pounds of flour for household use, enough for about 200 days. Consumers more than five miles from a licensed miller or dealer face tighter limits, generally 100 pounds or 60 days. Householders cut off by isolation receive up to 200 days of flour and sugar.
Trustees Convene Annual Province Convention at Regina
The annual convention of school trustees of the province will be held at Regina on January 22 and 23.
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Regina
Epidemic on the Decline Thanks to Community Action
The influenza epidemic receded in Outlook and district as the dormitory at the college was transformed into a hospital. Volunteers, Red Cross, and local women supplied bedding and sheets while Miss Pithie and Mrs. Allingham led hospital operations. Teachers and townspeople contributed service despite illness, with many named individuals assisting tirelessly.
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Statens
Outlook
Rudy
Red Cross Society
A. A. Evans
H. M. Nelson
Secy.treas
Riley
Perry
Miss Cameron
Mina George
Singleton
Gladys Nelson
O’connor
Broderick
Roberts
Shaw
Farden
Macrorig
Olga
Wagnild
Bessie Riggle
Myhre
Proclamation Calls Saskatchewan Aid During 1918 Influenza Epidemic
A formal government proclamation signed by Lieutenant Governor Sir Richard Stuart Lake urges residents to aid neighbors during the influenza epidemic. It authorizes voluntary assistance, asks communities to coordinate with authorities, and sets the tone for communal relief efforts across Saskatchewan.
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T. A. Collough Tereas
T Woor
Saskatchewan
Wan
Richard Stuart Lake
Order of St. Michael and St. George
Regina
W. Amos
Afterwar Rumors Fly and Influenza Delays Hit Plans
War ended rumors shake bets on Kitchener’s survival and the Kaiser’s fate. An influenza epidemic threatens Pacific Coast travel. A hoax about German surrender spread earlier. the Kaiser’s fall spreads through Allied powers including Germany Austria Bulgaria and Turkey.
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Pacific Coast
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Canada Food Board
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