Prospecting License Notice in Cranbrook District
J H Hayes locates land for coal and petroleum prospecting under the Coal and Petroleum Act. The area is described starting 100 yards southwest of Lat 1001 G.1, with a 80 chain by 86 chain parcel. Located July 11 1914.
Notice of Coal and Petroleum Lease Application
Notice states an intent to apply to the minister of lands for a lease under the Coal and Petroleum described law. It describes a tract starting near a post south west of a property corner, with bounds of 80 chains in each cardinal direction, dated July 15 1914 and located GEO GEARY Locator.
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Coal and Petroleum
GEO
GEARY
War Front Outlook and Canadian Militia Reform View
Editorial notes that Allied gains in the war have shifted momentum against Germany and warn that compulsory military training harms patriotism. It argues Canadians will prove effective on the battlefield, calls for a Canadian military school for officers and artillery, and discusses Windermere tourism plans and infrastructure projects. It adds a note on an armor plate spade device for trench protection and ongoing experiments with weapons and gear.
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Canadian Courier
Germany
Liege
France
England
South Africa
United States
Lord Kitchener
Canada
Ross
Laird
Winnipeg editor's letter on arrest by Canadian militia
Knox Magee describes his arrest at his Winnipeg home by troops under Major Lawless on September 28 1914. He alleges illegal detention at Fort Osborne and coercive demands to sign an oath, plus seizure of the Winnipeg Saturday Post mailing list. He condemns censorship and vows legal redress and public accountability.
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Duur Herald
Militia of
Canada
Law
Eoe
Military District No 10
Winnipes
Voet
Tam
Vale Cartier
Fort Osborne
Lawless
Port Osborne
Major Lawless
Winnipeg Saturday Post
The
Post
H. W. Whitla
K.C
White
Qse
King's Bench
Witter
Ickates Ihey
Piystelan
Tle
Ile
Agsinat Te
Valcartier
Winnipeg
United States
Sam Hughes
Knox Magee
Man
Increasing live stock production in wartime Canada
The war in Europe and tariff changes have left Canada with scarce livestock. Exports southward and veal sales have reduced available meat, urging a significant boost in hogs sheep and cattle. Farmers should retain heifer calves, increase sheep through easy-to-maintain flocks, and apply modern feeding to raise production and fertility. Our family extends thanks for support after the death of our wife and mother, Mrs. Brault.
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Europe
Canada
Commission of Conservation
Joseph Brault
Saving Shoe Leather During Wartime in Cranbrook
Parks & Co in Cranbrook advertises do it yourself cobbler kits with lasts, tools, and leather soles as a wartime money saver. The full outfit costs 8126 with shop prices for soles and rubber heels, urging cash purchases of $2.00 to view premiers in the window.
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Rexall Orderlies
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