Letters from the Front Describe Army Life and Paris Leave Ahead
Paul Gamble writes of a jake time with limited drill and working parties while serving as No 1 gunner. He notes the gun weight, gear carried, and leadership over the section. He anticipates Paris leave around October and describes billeted life in a small village with improvised shelters and scarce reading materials. He mentions French books and limited access to newspapers as front life continues.
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Paul
Paris
Paria
John Dickson
Highland
Wheat, Fruit Reports and Settlement in British Columbia
The report notes ripe crops including wheat nearing market, and abundant fruit such as apples pears and gooseberries. It references 1906 auto licenses, growing wheat cutting, and many colonists moving into central British Columbia along the GTP line with anticipated government land settlement areas to be opened this fall for settlers at low cost per acre aided by government agents.
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Earl Servage
Fritz
Saskatchewan
Akie
British Columbia
G.T P
United States
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Canada Food Board
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Canada Life Assurance Co
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P. A. Deroche
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Versas
NW. E. Nunn
Landis