14 Sep 1917
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Newspaper
Watson Witness
Location
Watson, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 14, 1917
Page
1
Policy notes settlers may claim homesteads under preemption if British subjects or allied neutrals, with six months residency per year for three years, cultivate 40 acres and erect improvements. Returns for veterans discharged overseas may receive priority for entry when Dominion lands are advertised.
Last week British merchants faced heavy losses with 13 ships over 1600 tons and six under 1600 tons sunk by submarines and mines. Four fishing vessels were sunk and 12 other ships were attacked but escaped. During the week 2744 ships arrived and 2868 sailed from British ports.
Alfred Bigland proposes funding postwar debts by tapping Pacific fisheries and building cold storage houses nationwide. He suggests using state fleets and targeted Asheries in British Columbia to support postwar economic recovery and industrial reach.
Medals and decorations are traditionally worn on the left breast to place the insignia over the heart, signifying personal honor and loyalty to the nation. The right side is used for temporary ribbons or awards or for ceremonial attire to balance the display.
A brief note highlights how statements streamline debt collection for businesses and accountants. It discusses using accurate billing documents to prompt payments and reduce disputes.
The Ayr No. 339 council met September 3 at D McCulloch’s Bogend. Minutes approved. tax settlement accepted from The Canada Saskatchewan Land Co. for 1910–1916. By law 17 first reading for a hospital union in Lanigan area. Tax Sale set for Nov 15 1917. By law 18 to prohibit road obstructions passed. accounts paid. meeting adjourned.
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