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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
4
Regulations approved require employers to verify an employee age and identity with documents proving not under the Military Service Act. The registrar or military authorities may verify at employment time that the man was not subject to the Act. Canadian Registration Certificates from June 22 1916 do not define status under the Military Service Act.
The text outlines penalties for desertion or absence without leave under military law. It details imprisonment and fines for those who desert or harbor deserters, with ranges from one month to several years and fines from modest to substantial sums, depending on the offense and jurisdiction. It also notes duties to report and the consequences of aiding or concealing such persons.
The Herald notes two Chinese residents Messrs. Lee Y. and Lee Chow helped in the Victory Loan drive by subscribing to the fund. It praises their contribution amid a wider canvass that continues this week to support the war effort and postwar reconstruction.
A 15 year old named Leo Sames wandered from The Herald office before a storm on Theviay morning. He carried his belongings in a bag, wore a dark suit and tan shoes, and is not very talkative. He left without saying where he was headed, and the paper asks readers to notify The Herald of any information on his whereabouts due to concerns for his safety.
Saskatchewan led at Kansas City sweeping four wheat prizes and multiple top finishes in oats and flax events. The region collected a total of 104 prizes including firsts seconds thirds and sweepstakes with a $500 silver cup from the Canadian Pacific Railway for colonization efforts.
The issue features ads for local draymen Osten and Rodairs promising prompt efficient service. Also notes James Owen the machinist offering battery recharging and equipment installation in a new Prospect avenue garage. Frank Adams and Arnold Staples travel to Swan Lake hayfields to bale and transport bay to signed buyers with hopes of early delivery to stockmen.
The notice offers a reward for information leading to recovery. It mentions Agert SAERe and a sale of cockerels at $1.00 to $5.00 per item. Names S. Darian and Glen Ewen are listed with locations.
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