Mackenzie Votes For Union Government Candidate By Acclamation
The passage cites The Military Voters Act and The Dominion Elections Act detailing party vote value and officer notifications. It notes Mr. McPhee as the recognized Union Government candidate who secured soldiers' support in Mackenzie by acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan
Sumnipatiel
Indepen Mt
Labor
Clerk of the Crown
Canada Gazette
Mr. McPhee
Mackenzie
Mackenzie Constituency Unionist Candidate Convention
At a Canora convention on November 12 1917 I was elected Unionist candidate for Mackenzie. The meeting, convened by W F Goulden of Win the War, drew broad representation and urged economic mobilization and freeing essential goods. I serve on the United Grain Growers board and advocate lower customs on life’s necessities.
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
Government notice outlines badge classes for CEF members. Class A honors active front service, Class B for England service with discharge due to age or illness, Class C for general service with discharge for disability, and Class D for those rejected or underage eligibility by August 10, 1917. Details reference Army regulations and medical board review at War Base Headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Expeditionary Force
Education plans third class permits in January
The Education department arranges for the issuance of third class permits in January. Eligible persons aged eighteen may receive a permit after completing the required form.
War Casualties Reported by Humboldt Sources
War casualty notes list R Morrison and R & Kirkwood of Humboldt among reported losses. The fragment mentions Poe T. H. Tahem and a later reference to cane-related injuries, with unclear sequence and several garbled terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woosnen
R. Morrison
Humboldt
R. & Kirkwood
Poe T. H. Tahem
40000 Sask Farmers Without A Pig In Regina Delegation
Delegates Martin Fybr and S H Pollock from Canora Agricultural Society travel to Regina by train to attend a Greater Hog Production conference. A wartime measure is implied as necessary for feeding soldiers, with emphasis on pig production and farm shortages in Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Fybr
S H. Pollock
Regina
Canora Agnenitural Society
Beacon
It Should Have The tragedy of Halifax and one of the accidents
A fragment from a wartime account recalls the Halifax disaster and another harrowing incident that stunned communities. The text hints at widespread horror and the impact on listeners and readers during the conflict.
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Halifax
Comte
Fragmented Vision of Canadian War Devastation
A damaged passage contemplates grave consequences of invasion in Canadian cities. It describes mass casualties and widespread destruction across Quebec, Toronto, and Winnipeg. The piece warns of civilians harmed, refugees sent east, and major industries and resources seized by invading forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Toronto
Winipeg
Canada
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Laub
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Herbert W. Halling
P. O. Box
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Xmas
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