Fellow Canadians call to tighten belts for war effort
A vocal appeal urges Canadians to sacrifice wealth and comfort to fund and equip troops in France. The speaker highlights the need to divert money, materials, and labor to support the war effort and support the soldiers overseas.
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Canada
France
Public Health Moves to Close Meeting Places
Cumberland BC faces Spanish Influenza with one local case from Seattle. Officials vote to close schools theatres churches and other public venues until October 21. Mayor Harrison communicates to Provincial Secretary McLean seeking nationwide action and further closures near Cumberland and Union Bay.
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Comley
Board of Health
Rickson
McLean
Treas
Clinton
Rideout
D. R. MacDonald
Spicer
Marsh
Lesley
Sound
Victoria
Vancouver
Chinatown
J. Hood
Cumberland
B.C
Provincial Board of Health
France
Frazer Wat
Thomas Michel
Vic
Board of Health and Son
Torfa
BE. R. Hicks
Alex
Somerville
Jas
Trom Board
Harrison
Ald. Carey
Ald. Banks
BE. R. Vancouver
Hicks
John McKenzie
J. D. McLean
Union Bay
Victory Loan Opens in Winnipeg with Sir Thomas White Speech
Sir Thomas White launches the second Canadian Victory Loan in Winnipeg. Five hundred million dollars is the target with a minimum of 300 million. Bonds include five and fifteen year options with staged payments starting October 6 1918 and continuing to March 6 1919. The campaign runs October 28 to November 16 1918. General Currie praises Canadian forces and urges firm home support.
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Winnipeg
Thomas White
Canad
Arthur Currie
Sir Arthur Currie
France
Germany
Canada
Sir Thomas
General Currie
Registration of US Citizens in Canada for Military Service
Notice requires male US citizens in Canada aged 21 to 30 to register within ten days after September 28, 1918 and those aged 19 20 and 31 44 within ten days after October 12, 1918. Applies to married and single Americans, including those with exemptions or consular registrations, with letters handed to local postmasters for dispatch. Military Service Branch.
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United States
Canada
Exemption Extensions for Farmers Under 1917 Act
Notice to Class 1 farmer exemptions detailing steps to extend exemption by contacting district registrars under the Military Service Act. Men must supply proof of contribution to national food supply and may receive new questionnaires and continued exemption. Exempted farmers urged to obtain permits for winter work in national-interest occupations like lumbering or munitions.
Cumberland News Briefs Highlight Local Officers and Upcoming Events
Cumberland teachers head to Victoria for conferences while local officials tour mines. Social events include a doily drawing postponed due to city regulations and a Pythian Sisters masquerade ball to fund hospital wards. Fire brigade concert funds a motor truck as Tax Sale results noted. notices on Thanksgiving hours and local sales wrap the item.
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Cumberland Volunteer Fire Brigade
Lo Ilo
Cumberland
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