Compulsory Service in 1863
The article notes Lincoln shifted to conscription in 1863 after relying on volunteers, facing fears of disorder but upholding democracy by sharing burdens. It compares U S wartime policy with Canada adopting compulsory service and mentions anticipated opposition and repressive measures in the act.
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United States
Lincoln
Canada
Auction Sales and a Farmer's Fatal Shooting
A list of auction sales set for November 15 and 17 near Rathilda Landis and Traynor with multiple bidders led by auctioneers J Murchison P M Florence and E E Beck plus a fatal shooting near Asquith where John Harris died after a rifle discharged trapping his abdomen, leaving a widow and four daughters.
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G. L. Provina
Rathilda
J. Murchison
Dirk Ten Haas
Landis
P. M. Florence
C. W. Hall
E. E. Beck
Traynor
E. B. Beck
John Harris
Asquith
Victory Loan Bonds Offered In 50 100 And 1000 Denominations
The finance minister aims to raise 150 million dollars through Victory Loan bonds available in 50 100 and 1000 dollar denominations. Proceeds will keep sea routes open and supply troops, framing the investment as a patriotic act backed by faith in the country.
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Fire and Life Insurance
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P. A. Deroche
Rosedale
Monarch Lumber Co. J. & Sprung, Acexr
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Washington
E. E. Bent ® Co
J. B. Tinant
E. H. Gillespie
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The
Military Service Council