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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 31, 1918
Page
1
Classified notice from The Outlook Printing Co Hite and Partridge detailing ad rates and publication policies. Instructions warn advertisers to submit changes by Tuesday noon and to provide old and new addresses for address changes. Includes how long ads run unless orders are changed and mentions payment of two dollars per line.
The death occurred Wednesday morning October 23 of Mrs. Thomas N Ramsay aged 37 after a short illness following the birth of a child. She came to Canada four years ago and is survived by husband two children and siblings in Scotland. Funeral held at home then Outlook cemetery. Also death of Nels Anderson Haaland a carpenter age 32 of Norway, from heart trouble. Interred in Outlook cemetery. Mrs T B Bentson died at Rochester Minn from epidemic influenza survived by husband and five children. Sister Mrs Osberg of Broderick is related.
Humorous local notes on wartime habits flu masks and Sunday restraint. A war map in Lewis Button window claims newer intelligence than in the office. Tag day with the Victory Loan committee is this week. Pete Gaffney returns with a tale of being drenched and meeting old friends.
Militia headquarters have issued commands to depot battalion officers to extend the November 15 harvest grant to soldiers. Approximately 14 900 men are affected by the broadened entitlement.
Auctioneer Rose announces a sale at 10 30 am on Thursday November 14 on the north east quarter section six with horses cattle implements and hay and sheaves. The items will be offered in early morning to afternoon.
The War Album issued by the Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal is a free gift with the paper for 1919. It offers rich information and fine color work and is pitched as a valuable keepsake for every school child in Canada. The Family Herald costs a year and includes the Album, presenting strong value for readers.
The threshing in Ace is 95 percent complete and will yield about 15 to the acre. Flax yields around 10. Fine weather has let farmers do much fall plowing, with about one third finished already.
Miss Mary A Gabany and Mr Edward Regamba were married at a Roman Catholic Church in Broderick on October 28. The ceremony joined the couple in matrimony with attendees and church officials present.
Local Victory Loan committees in Broderick Glenside and their subdivisions launched the big drive early this week. Subscriptions began Saturday and total 240 000 had been described across three subdivisions with more pledged. Canvassing west of the river has formed organizations and intensified, with steady progress.
The article reports lawmakers pushing for additional pay bills and Bilis urging citizens to buy Victory Bonds to support the war effort. It details proposed measures and the public call to action with emphasis on financing military needs.
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