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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
1
A wartime order ends the rule requiring Canada bakers to mix four pounds of standard flour with one pound of substitute in bread making. The new policy lifts the substitution mandate and sets the Friday sale rule aside.
The issue notes grateful praise for Broderick and district residents who donated provisions to the hospital staff. It mentions nurses and workers continuing to care for the sick and invites further community support when needed. A public meeting to reorganize the Board of Trade may be called after war restrictions lift to elect a dynamic group for postwar projects like securing a traffic bridge.
The Dominion Governor General presented a flag for the Victory Loan drive in the Outlook subdivision of the Outlook division, where the $50,000 goal was to be raised. Due to an epidemic the ceremony was informal with a fife and drum band and Mayor Evans raising the flag at the corner of Saskatchewan and Franklin streets.
Classified notice seeking a female assistant for duties at D H Redden. Apply in person at the firm’s office with references and contact details.
A remarkable showing reflects well on the province and credits patriotic citizens and the executive aid canvassers who left no stone unturned to ensure drive success.
Regular session in council chamber at 8 p m with Mayor A A Evans and councilors present. Actions include approving bills for stamps and supplies, advertising for skating rink tenders with 25 day by 5 pm deadline, and a request to Ottawa Militia for a list of German war relics to be forwarded to Outlook Saskatchewan.
M A Ramsland member of the Legislative Assembly for Pelly died at Ramsack on Sunday after an attack of influenza. The loss is reported from the district and condolences are offered by colleagues and local officials.
E D Fryett of the R N W M P at Outlook sailed for Siberia after meeting Lt Col Pawlett commander of the 128th battalion who was awarded the D S O Pawlett visited Outlook during the 128th formation and later went to France where he distinguished himself Militia HQ notes the handling of trophies and war material to public bodies and provinces in accordance with official orders
A public meeting of the citizens will be held in the council chamber to discuss local affairs. Attendees are invited to present concerns and questions to city officials and council members.
Headquarters appeals for garments for repatriated refugees from war nations as defined by Sir Frederick Treves. Limited first donations will reach the quartermaster soon and work-party heads will be notified. No second-hand garments. Cash totals: Reid Hardware Co 50.00 and Mary Kennedy 0.25 for pins.
The order closing churches and theatre and prohibiting public gatherings that began October 19 is lifted, allowing the schools to reopen next week and resume regular activities.
The Tax Gate advertised for November 15 is postponed to 6 oclock p.m. November 23 in the Council Chamber. A number of good buys are noted by Towe Clerk.
TEMS OF NEWS recounts Victory Loan day in Conquest with flag raising and local reactions. Mentions Chicago influencer Balkwill in town, names Aaron Badger and local players Jacklin Hagen Partridge, Billy Macartney signing for July 12, and a $5,000 subscription by A Milden man.
Allied forces begin march toward Germany while Belgian troops occupy Antwerp after evacuations. French advance in Alsace and Lorraine as German positions collapse. German troops withdraw from Finland to avoid clashes with British forces expected there.
Citizens gathered in the Macrorie public hall for a Tuesday peace banquet despite short notice and flu fears. Business and professional leaders joined in speeches honoring empire and liberty with works on freedom and justice. toasted to the Vie Loan. playful quips about the Kaiser and home eggs followed.
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