Victory Bonds Aimed at 1942 Campaign in Hamiota District
The Third Victory Loan starts Monday October 19 1942 with major push planned via radio and news ads. Sunday October 18 is declared a special day for ministers to encourage bond purchases. District spans Rural Municipality of Hamiota and the villages Decker Lavinia McVonnell Oakner Pope and Hamiota. Unit No 30 combines Blanshard Hamiota and Miniota with a $146000 quota. Reeves Penny and Mayor A S Mair chair the district. I P Strickland and L S Taylor lead canvassing. For details contact banks or canvassers or unit chairman Ben u vest by phone.
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Sonoday
Hamiota
Decker
Lavinia
McVonnell
Oakner
Pope
Understanding Cancer and the Need for Early Treatment
The article explains cancer as abnormal cell growth starting from a single cell and spreading through tissues and vessels. Early treatment using surgery, X ray, or radium can remove all cancer cells when localized, but spread makes cure difficult.
Expansion of Wheat into Alcohol and Rubber Probed
The North West Elevators Association argues Canada should convert surplus wheat into high value products for war needs. Wheat can feed alcohol and butyl alcohol production for synthetic rubber and motor fuels, with distilleries at strategic western points and beet sugar refineries repurposed. Expanded uses and open markets, not export quotas, are urged to aid farmers and war effort.
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Canada
North West Line Elevators Association
Linerator
Bet Oo Royal Grain Inquiry
Therincipal Research Laboratories
United States
Australia
Canadian Wheat Board
West
Western Wheats
Prairies
Manitoba
Alberta
Ontario
Federal
Department of Agriculture
The World Wheat by A G L Strange
The article urges farm women to spin their own wool using district resources to produce homespun yarns. It highlights wool scarcity, supports knitting for families and soldiers, and promotes modern carding mills and spinning wheels as efficient tools.
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Canada
Hombespup
Agricultural Markets: Moisture Hits US Crops and UK Imports Rise
Factors reducing supply or lifting demand include higher moisture lowering US grain quality with many lots below No 2 and tough grades. The UK expects to import half its needs despite higher production. Canada sends 15 000 tons of gifted wheat to Greece. Argentina’s visible supply is 17 609 000 bushels versus 124 221 000 last year. British harvest near completion with pre war average yields. Northern Europe reports decent crops but harvest slowed by cold damp weather.
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Canada
Argentina
Britain
Australia
United States
Washington
International Council
I i
Us.a
Greece
Europe
Farmer
United Nations
They Tell Me star duo push wartime radio
Claire Wallace and Todd Russell head a famed Canadian radio team now using their War Finance feature to support the war effort. They host They Tell Me daily at 12 45 p m CDT over CBK Watrous and Western network stations.
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Claire Wallace
Todd Russell
CBK
Watrous
Smash Hitler Club Opens War Savings Drive in Hamiota
October entries invited for the Smash Hitler Club led by E. P. Venables J. P. Strickland and J. F. Smithson at Oakner or local banks in Hamiota. The club operates under the Hamiota War Savings Committee to boost War Savings Stamp sales and aid the war effort.
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E. P. Venables
J. P. Strickland
J. F. Smithson
Oakner
Hamiota
Hamiota War Savings Committee
Hitler
McConnell Decker Lavinia United Churches Schedule
Rev W M Turnbull presides at McConnell church service at 11 am with Sunday School at noon Decker invites Sunday School at 12 30 pm and church at 1 30 Lavinia hosts Sunday School at 2 pm and church at 3 pm Local ministers and church groups organize morning to afternoon services at each location.
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McConnell
Decker
Lavinia
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Department of Health and Public Welfare
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Cancer Relief and Research Institute
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
the World Wheat
A. G. L. Strange
SHEA
U.S.A
Dominion Department OF Agriculture
Ottawa
James G. Gardiner
W. M. Turnbull