War bonds and farm effort urged for Allied victory
A call to wartime sacrifice urges all Canadians and Allied nations to contribute food, money, and supplies with modest rewards. Western farmers have donated wheat at below production cost, easing food shortages. factors lifting wheat prices include reduced export stocks in Australia, Great Lakes season opening, and favorable weather in key regions.
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Canade
Australia
Great Lakes
Portugal
Romania
Finlandic
U.S
Italy
UU. S
Experimental Farm Notes on Pigs and Iron Deficiency
Reports from the Experimental Farm Brandon describe anaemia in young litters causing high mortality and thrift issues. Iron deficiency is addressed by small iron sulphate doses given on the tongue starting at 7 to 10 days old, repeated every four to six days, with protection increasing as pigs are weaned and fed solids.
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Brandon
Canadian Bacon Demand and War Losses Hit Supplies
Losses from bog production reduce bacon available for war needs and raise costs. Semis losses can be prevented at low cost. The war expansion may boost demand for Canadian bacon as production sites face higher pressure.
Supplies for Overseas Boys Gratitude Notes From OA.S.F Members
The Hamiota Unit of the Army and Navy Veterans in Canada arranged to send Canadian cigarettes to district boys with OA.S.F in England. An acknowledgment reads the cigarettes taste good after smoking English brands and thanks the unit for thinking of them.
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Oa.s.f
England
Hamiota
Army and Navy
Canada
Doctors Hold Convention in Hamiota Meeting
The North West Medical Association opened its year with a council chamber gathering in Hamiota on Mey Sth. Dr. Murray Matheson and Dr. Evane of Brandon spoke on Fractures while a general Preventative Medicine discussion followed. The group adjourned to The Central Hotel for a meal hosted by Mrs. Hudson, with newly elected president Dr. Gilbert of Spy Hill calling on members for short speeches.
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North West Medical Association
Council Chamber
Hamiota
Mey
Murray Matheson
Evane
Brandon
Central Hotel
Hudson
Aiover
Bargain Fares Listed For May Across Canada to the East
Bargain fares from the lakeheach region and Western Canada to the Pacific Coast, and to Eastern Canada, go into effect on Canadian National lines starting May 18 with a 45 day return limit. Fares on sale at western line stations May 18 to May 29 per H Creelman passenger traffic manager.
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Lakeheach
Western Canada
Pacific Coast
Eastern Canada
Canadian National Lines
All Western Lines
H. Creelman
Fares for Various Classes Travel via Canadian Lines
Passenger fares apply to coach tourist or standard travel for standard class tickets via Canadian lines with routing through the Great Lakes and payment for meals and sleeping accommodation aboard ship. Half fares for children during the same sale period are allowed with similar terms for eastern to western Canada journeys.
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Canadian Lines
Great Lakes
Meale
Canada
Eale
Quebec Opens Ancient Walls for Banner Tourist Season
Quebec City gears up for a peak summer tourist invasion as the centuries old ramparts reopen. The Chateau Frontenac and the Canadian Pacific hostelry anchor a mix of Old World charm and modern leisure with nearby Lorette Reserve Isle of Orleans and Montmorency Falls offering historic and scenic attractions.
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Quebec
Europe
Dian Pacific Hostelry
Dufferin Terrace
Lorette Indian Reservation
Isle of Orleans
Shrine of
Ste. Anne de Beaupre
Montmorency Falls
Laurentide National Park
Quebec City
Canadian Pacific
Canada
United States
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the World Wheat
H. G. L. Birange
Travel
Oma
Ladies OF
G. McDonald
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Winnipeg
Orange Hall
M. McKinnon
Brandon, Maz
Fred C. Bennest
Rail Ral Travel
Eastern
Ontario
Port Arthur
Armstrong
West
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Chateau Frontenac
Foreign Exchange Control Board
No Life Insurance Company Incorporated
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