Mackenzie Elector Votes and Union Government Endorsement
The document cites The Military Voters Act of 1917 and The Dominion Elections Act about counting party votes. It notes Prime Minister and leaders must notify the Crown Clerk within a day of nomination, with publication in The Canada Gazette. McPhee is described as a Union Government supporter whose soldiers’ votes aided Mackenzie’s acclamation win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan
Sumnipatiel
Indepen Mt
Labor
Clerk of the Crown
Canada Gazette
Mr. McPhee
Mackenzie
Mackenzie Constituency Unionist Candidate Convention
At Canora on November 12 1917 a Unionist Convention for Mackenzie Constituency elected its candidate. W F Goulden of Win the War Association chaired the meeting with broad representation. The speaker urged aligning with grain growers and placing agriculture on a free list while reducing customs on life essentials for all time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canora
W. F. Goulden
Win-the-War Association
Mackenzie
Gmanmend Wecan
Mindenttah Oelen Pan
United Grain Growers’ Li
Hon. T. A
Military Service Badges for Canadian Expeditionary Force
A historical notice outlines badge classes for CEF members. Class A covers active front-line service, Class B for England service with honorable discharge due to age wounds or sickness, Class C for general service with honorable discharge for age or illness, and Class D for those rejected or underage applicants by August 10 1917. It references Medical Board procedures and the War Base Headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Expeditionary Force
Education program grants third class cumber of persons
An OCR fragment outlines an education initiative granting a card to eligible males aged 18 and over. The text is garbled, but indicates a January timeline and eligibility through forms processed by a bureau or department.
War Casualties Report From Humboldt Area
The report lists casualties with names tied to Humboldt including R. Morrison and R. & Kirkwood. Other entries mention Poe T. H. Tahem and references to related casualties in the ongoing conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woosnen
R. Morrison
Humboldt
R. & Kirkwood
Poe T. H. Tahem
40000 Saskatchewan Farmers Haven't Got A Pig
40000 Saskatchewan farmers, including delegates Martin Fybr and S H Pollock from Canora Agricultural Society, left via Regina train to attend a Greater Hog Production conference. The report claims farmers must raise pigs to feed troops and warns of wartime shortages, urging action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Fybr
S H. Pollock
Regina
Canora Agnenitural Society
Beacon
It Should Have The tragedy of Halifax
It Should Have The tragedy of Halifax and one of the accidents of war. Ne diseeer which strikes horror to te heart of everyone in Comte pate ver fo as, ecanld
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Halifax
Comte
Fragmented Vision of Canada Under Siege War Threat
The fragment depicts fears of invasion and mass destruction across Canadian cities including Quebec Toronto and Winnipeg. It imagines civilian deaths, forced labor, and wartime devastation with references to industry food and homes seized by invading forces.
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Quebec
Toronto
Winipeg
Canada
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Cal Early
Edison, Columbia and
Victor Gramaphones and Records
Western Jewelry & Fancy Goods Co
A. Breger
Robertson
Canara
Beres
Beres Congoeum
Laub
John F. Reid
Herbert W. Halling
P. O. Box
Neilson's Overseas
Xmas
Neilson’s Famous Chocolates
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Yukon
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Rochenan
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