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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
4
Local printing office on Railway Avenue in Glene announces operations of the Gazette. The notice specifies offices and service details for readers and advertisers in the community.
The campaign extols women as key to Canada’s progress urging support for Made in Canada goods and all national aims. It argues intelligent womanhood stands behind the program and that uniting families and communities requires their backing.
The piece argues daily essentials sustain Canadian factories more than luxury goods. It notes small, repeated purchases accumulate into a sizable total, underscoring the importance of ordinary items in production and consumer demand.
The piece argues that keeping Canadian dollars in Canada hinges on wholesale dealers who control carload purchases. It contends wholesalers influence Made in Canada by supplying retailers with goods, and warns that buying from abroad drains Canadian purchasing power and harms domestic manufacturers and workers.
A Quebec town near Montreal hosts two major factories, including a sewing machine plant. Although machine patents are U.S. held, wages and profits stay in Canada, supporting thousands of workers and a quarter‑million dollar investment. The town embodies the Made in Canada ethic and local prosperity.
The text argues that buying Canadian made goods is practical national strategy and that foreigners can ignore a policy that boosts prosperity only if they choose. It frames domestic production as essential for national wealth and criticizes disregard by outsiders.
Publication outlines eligibility for a sole head of a family to claim a quarter-section in Manitoba Saskatchewan or Alberta. Applicant must reside on the land six months each year for three years and build a habitable dwelling. Entry by proxy allowed at main Dominion Lands Agency under specific conditions. Deputy W W Cory CLG notes advertisement is authorized but unpaid.
The piece argues that supporting locally produced goods is as vital as a Canadian soldier defending his nation, framing patriotism as a consumer choice and national duty. It stresses economic self sufficiency and loyalty to Canada.
A plea urges consumers to favor goods made in Canada over foreign merchandise to keep money in the country, relieve unemployment, and strengthen the domestic market against foreign suppliers. The speaker questions when Canada will be able to supply its own needs and calls for widespread support of locally produced dry goods, hardware, and foods.
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