Calder Letter Urges Resolve in Canada’s Hour of Trial
J A Calder warns citizens to take the lead in a dangerous hour. The letter insists Canada must not fail in this trial and urges decisive action rather than quitting or carrying on.
06 Dec 1917
Page 1
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Newspaper
Canora Advertiser
Location
Canora, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 06, 1917
Page
1
J A Calder warns citizens to take the lead in a dangerous hour. The letter insists Canada must not fail in this trial and urges decisive action rather than quitting or carrying on.
The convention at Canors on November 12 1917 elected a Unionist candidate for Mackenzie. The speaker urges Union Government to mobilize Canada for the war and outlines grain grower ties and platform planks including tariff relief, resource protection, campaign funds publicity, provincial liquor autonomy, women’s franchise, and care for disabled soldiers.
A report from Division No 1 on herd law was received and a question raised about the coming election. Numerous accounts were approved and passed. A communication from Diack was sent to Mr. A Ham in Norquay.
Fragments indicate urgent hardship for families of British Mercantile Marine and Naval Service personnel. Text mentions Canadians aiding relics of war and Dominion military leadership under a duke, with rising enlistments into navy and marine services and an urgent need.
A short guide introduces a convenient form to determine if a poultry flock is profitable. It outlines a quick method to assess costs and revenues from hens, aiming to help farmers evaluate financial viability.
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