Thanrotsford Lost and Ads From a Grim Journal Note
Fragmentary newspaper item notes Thanrotsford lost and cites a weekly journal from Abbottsford. It mentions local advertising rates and a banquet by the Agricultural Association Gray Forks. John Oliver defends the surtax, claiming government troubles at Victoria and rising taxes including amusement and brain tax.
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Thanrotsford
Pose, Publishing Company
Abbottsford Anu Sul
UL Audhbunen
Innerton
Agricultural Association
Gray Forks
John Oliver
Victoria
Exemption grounds in Military Service Act explained
The article outlines eight grounds for exemption under the Military Service Act including continued employment, special qualifications, ongoing education, and various hardships. It describes filing via post offices, employer or relative support, and the local tribunal process with medical boards at mobilization centers. It notes national service will guide tribunal appeals and stresses case-by-case consideration.
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Dominion
Levent
Iis
Great Britain
Lereeritt
Thu Dir
Lniso
Iloa
Canada
Supreme Court of
PAHE Military Service Act Gains Assent and Enforceable
The act has received the Governor-General's assent and becomes law. It will be enforced, with resistance to enforcement to be repressed. A proclamation will announce the day for exemption claims or reports for military service, and individuals must inform themselves of the fixed day to avoid losing privileges.
Shortage of Labor After the Draft Is Not Seen
Ottawa reports from Western Canada indicate no labor shortage danger from the Military Service Act. Harvest season showed sufficent labor via patriot workers and regular supply. Exemption Boards will prevent serious farmer withdrawals as agriculture is prioritized. Western Canada broadly approves sharing military burdens under the act.
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Ottawa
Canada
Western Canada
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Military Service Act
Minister of Justice
Chas. J. Doherty
Justice
A. McCallum
Abbotsford
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