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Newspaper

Watrous Signal

Location

Watrous, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Aug 01, 1918

Page

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Britain's War Role and Global Military Reach

The piece extols Britain's vast naval reach protecting Allied seas and its global armies in France Italy Egypt Palestine Albania Mesopotamia Africa and beyond totaling over three million troops. It notes the Mesopotamian operations as crucial and mentions a Military Medal awarded to Private Howard Rodgers for bravery after eight months in the trenches.

Great Britain North Sea Atlantic Pacific Indian Ocean Mediterranean White Sea Tigris Suez Adriatic Skagerack Jutland Germany France Italy Egypt Palestine Albania Mesopotamia Britain Rodgers Pte Howard Rodgers Howard

Carry Your Papers in Hanboldt Police Court Case

Four teen residents faced charges for failing to carry documents under order 1013. Each was fined 25 dollars plus 5.50 dollars costs, total 30.50 dollars. Officers halted a Dead Moose Lake dance night, catching those unable to show papers. The judge was J. Wilson, sub inspector for civilian C M P.

Hanboldt Moose Lake District

Forest Fires in Canada 1914 1516 Bulletin Warns on Losses

The Forestry Branch of the Department of the Interior issues Forest Fires in Canada 1914-1516. It provides systematic statistics on fire losses, danger seasons, and causes, and outlines prevention measures. Diagrams illustrate fire causes and timber loss. Free copies may be requested from the Director of Forestry in Ottawa.

Forestry Branch Department of the Interior Canada Director of Forestry Ottawa

National Registration Instructions For Canada

Citizens aged sixteen or older must register at the post office within thirty days and receive certificates from the postmaster and Ottawa. Service personnel must register within thirty days after leaving active duty. Married registrants must notify Ottawa within fourteen days of marriage, and address changes must be reported. Lost certificates can be reissued by the central registrar, with fines for noncompliance.

Canada Ottawa

Grade VIII Exams Publish Honor Standings

The result lists students passing Grade VIII with minimum 40 per cent per subject and 50 per cent overall. Seven students exceed 70 per cent are granted honor standing. twelve total pass with full 100 per cent eligibility for admission. Names of others who passed but lack honor status accompany the list.

Licensing Regulations Alert Ad Firms to Include License Info

Advertising managers urged license compliance for all ads, with specific license numbers shown. Food Board rules apply to grocers bakers mills and others from July 1, extending to confectioners and eating places later. Also notes Immigration Agent Westcott’s BC trip and Timothy sample from Andrew Miller’s Med River Valley farm.

Me. B. Westcott Grand Irank Pacific Railway British Columbia Timothy Andrew Miller Med River Prives George Grand Trank Pasifice Ry Miller

Postal Strike Ends After Workers Return to Duty

Postal workers of Wi ended a strike that began Monday July 22 and returned to work after discussions. They accepted a Labour Ministry offer and will present the case to Civil Service Commissioner Roche who can start action immediately. The Free Press notes the vote, enthusiasm, and intent to resume mail distribution after ten days of disruption.

T. W. Crotlers Case Civil Service W. J. Roche West the Free Press

Campers at Lake Manitou mingle with visiting guests

Campers at the lake welcome guests and locals from Craik Moose Jaw Nelson B C Saskatoon and Vancouver. Names include Miss Amelia White Mrs A F Malloy and families visiting the beach and the Y girls invited to a dance thanking Mrs White Jaw for her kindness during the gathering.

Amelia White Moose Jaw A. F. Malloy Archie and Dean L. O. Culder Saskatoon T. D McDonald Eon Donald Vancouver McDonald Manitou Mize Tith Gladys Mise Ward Casement Annie McColl

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J. Wilson The Food Board Bakers Mr. T. Clark Craik Mrs. Benson Edmonton Nelson, B. C Mrs. McCallum Marjorie Bessie McNeil Vic Graham Mavie Vrooman Nurses’ Home Mamie Ellis Wm. Sillington Walter Bloington M. H. Kennedy Katoon Ie Gladys Elsie Dentall Hugh Alma Christie Mies Christie Laren
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