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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 10, 1918
Page
1
The notice instructs advertisers to smek ads only when ordered and to reuse the old Wednesday rate if they remember it. It warns that a change of address is required, and the new address must be provided to ensure correct insertion.
Corser at Railway Avenue Selkirk and George M D at Kennedy Building Sask Avenue Outlook advertise medical services and contact numbers. George lists office hours 12.30 to 2.30.
J H Riggle moved to Selkirk Street one block south of Sask Avenue. Crown and Work a Specialty graduate connects to Haskell Post Graduate School of Fromthetic Thantiony Chinen.
Dr C A Joynt a graduate of Ontario Veterinary College Toronto is listed with an office on Douglas Street and phone 5 in a legal notice.
The September report for Outlook Public School outlines enrollment figures, attendance rates, and notable activities. It highlights student participation in clubs, faculty updates, and upcoming events for the month.
Allied newspapers demand total German victory and full submission as peace proposals surface. The text notes Austria's push for self determination and autonomy for Alsace Lorraine, plus return of colonies, while Austro Hungary seeks armistice on land sea and air and immediate peace talks. It also warns Germany’s claims hinge on occupying France and Belgium.
Town kids use slingshots causing several windows in empty buildings to break. A resident named Frank smokes a pipe while a man described as McKay helps others in a first aid situation. Ducks are said to fly high and out of range during a stew near Jack Olson’s farm. Goose shooting is criticized by Lert Stowell. Allies press Germans in war news.
A Thanksgiving supper and concert is set for next Monday evening in Macrorie Public Hall. Wes Cruickshank of Macrorie is among recent wounded arrivals from overseas. his case requires amputation and he was sent to Toronto for treatment.
September 1918 report lists Mrs Sutton and many members donating to Red Cross sewing efforts including multiple pairs of faces pyjamas socks and suits. Eden Valley school pupils staged a Sept 25 concert raising a $20 silver collection forwarded to the Red Cross Outlook.
The Outlook rejects a Regina Moose Jaw advertising plan to boost revenue by appealing to local business houses. It cites loyalty to the community and notes local stores offer similar goods at comparable prices. The paper urges merchants to support local advertising and job printing to sustain the newspaper.
Lyric theatre announces William Foxs Ali for a Husband with Virginia Pearson in the lead as Henrietta Downs a young marriageable girl. The plot revolves around her brothers campaign for mayor and a trap she sets amid comic titling and a lunatic interruption featuring George Beban in a forthcoming road side impresario.
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