Lorne Scots Size Hits Canada's Front Lines Aid
Canada’s Lorne Scots regiment is described as the country’s largest with an estimated 1,500 men serving in the Allied offensive overseas. The piece notes their extensive involvement from D Day to battles in France, Italy, Belgium, and beyond, alongside a call for wartime agricultural support and local fair participation in Acton.
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Canada
Lorne
North
Africa
France
Belgium
Holland
Acton
Ontario Farm Labor Program Offers Paid Wages and Housing Help
Employment and Selective Service offices will provide full information, transportation, and placement for applicants in Ontario plants. The program promises profits for farmers through stable prices and a future market while offering recruited workers jobs across 13 Ontario facilities with travel and living accommodations arranged. Applicants should apply at the nearest Selective Service office.
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Ontario
Oy Delugeo
Hat
Ich
Selective Service
Agents Within and Without Warn of Covert War Saboteurs
A reader recounts an overnight train disturbance where a drunken civilian enticed servicemen to drink. The account argues not all enemy agents are paid saboteurs, noting varied actors harming the war effort and praising disciplined Canadian troops defending the country.
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Air-Force
Air Force Blue
Canada
Editorial notes echo wartime shifts on taxes and temperance
The Burlington Gazette marks its 46th year under new management as editors praise local journalism. Renfrew remains dry after three failed votes, while Saskatchewan bars beer and liquor sales until Germany’s defeat is announced, a move praised by the Saskatchewan Hored Keepers' Association. The piece notes tax burdens on lawmakers vs. small incomes, shifts in shopping hours, and calls for a uniform wartime standard.
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Burlington Gazette
Messrs. E. A
George Harris
Burlington
District
Saskatchewan
Germany
C. M
Saskatchewan Hored Keepers’ Association
Canada
Fact finding stations across Canada established for research
This excerpt outlines Dee 1D tdadvation Stations 1 across Canada and Nub-Experimental Stations as essential experimental units. They serve as proving grounds for lab research and on farm trials, adapting to diverse soil and climate conditions in various provinces to test agricultural work.
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Canada
Meable
Disease risk at community livestock sales alarms authorities
Veterinary officials warn of potential disease spread from fair animals to home herds. They advise isolating bought animals for a reasonable period in well ventilated, well bedded quarters with clean water.
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Nts
Smart
Geers
Silver Star
Rat Valley
Aylmer
ODEX
Leno Basket
Dadhson
Lm Ds
Leme
Wen
Business Directory
W.G. C. Kenney
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J. A. McNiven
Kymon Klock
Mil Street
Ottles Pheas
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DK. T.H. Wylie
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Leatherland
A. Marsicter
Neliciter
Kenneth M. Langdon
Notary Publica
Georgetown
Gregory
B. D. Young
V.S
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Milton Ward
F. G. Oakes
Knox Avenue
Guelph
George
Guelp
Ely
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