Dominion Prohibition Order Bans Liquor Imports
The government announces an order-in-council prohibiting importation of intoxicating liquors into the Dominion from any country except for medicinal or sacramental use. It targets Scotch and Irish whiskeys, brandy, and champagne, and aims toward total prohibition while restricting nonessential spending. Liquor transport into provinces where sale is illegal will halt after April 1, 1918.
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Dominion
Canada
Canadian Election Victory Letter to Marquette Electors
A post election address thanks Marquette voters for their support across the constituency with special note to the women who helped. The speaker pledges to serve Canada amid heavy tasks for government and Parliament, aiming to preserve liberties and build a just prosperous postwar society.
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Marquette
Canada
Local notices and deaths in Deepdale and area
Deepdale and Canora residents visit relatives in Winnipeg and Cartwright while others enjoy holidays. A death is reported: Walter E Taylor, son of Mr and Mrs Alex Taylor, interred at Roblin Cemetery. The next Society meeting is set for Jan 9 1918, at Mrs George Gardner's. Food Controller measures show saving effects on flour beef and bacon regulations.
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Walter E Taylor
Alex Taylor
Deepdale
Walter
Roblin
Food Controller's Office
Canada
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