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Newspaper
Wilkie Press
Location
Wilkie, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
7
The report notes a large majority for Premier Lioy'd George and his government amid ongoing parliamentary affairs. It mentions the CaldS MLA representing the Constituency and references a named comadta food Rosird in relation to the session.
M A Wilson resumes political campaign activity after a period away from public life. The candidate plans to press forward with outreach and appearances across key districts, signaling renewed momentum and strategic efforts for the upcoming election.
Community notices recount visits by residents to Regina Seattle and Mineapolis, church services resuming after rest, a natural society conference planned, and local sales and gift guidance. Christmas shopping tips and community events accompany reports of travel, appointments, and seasonal activities in Wilkie and surrounding areas.
A tourist car carrying the Canadian Pacific team traveling from Toronto to Winnipeg burst into flames at Bonheur 120 miles west of Fort William. Thirteen people were cremated while origin remains undetermined. Investigators suspect a light in an upper berth started the fire, which involved a man, his wife, and a child. CPR officials conduct a full inquiry.
Demobilization of Canadian forces will start around January 16 with 20 000 to 25 000 soldiers freed monthly. Special trains carrying about 500 men will be used to transport them to various destinations in Canada. Officers will issue back pay clothing allowance and a discharge pay and discharge certificates as men parade for processing. Soldiers may keep uniforms and shrapnel helmets and will receive transport and rations to await trains.
Rural Municipality of Reford No 379 minutes record approval of a contract with the Bureau of Public Health for Chas Newman and approval of hospital funding tied to local influenza cases. The council orders papers on writ NE 36 39 20 forwarded to J B R MacDonald of Wilkie and discusses Seed Grain bylaw 20.
Ad reads about ladies for muff ing nage ee mares property near a hall and west railroad discharging cost. notice appears to be a cryptic classified item from a historical page.
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