Complete Victory Image In Sight Allies Must Cooperate
An anonymous rambled political analysis argues that victory depends on full allied unity and concerted action. It claims dissensions among France Britain and Russia hinder the coalition and that Germany could prevail if Allies fail to unite and coordinate diplomacy and arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tepica Vincon
Tes
Frauchts
Pratce
Couteurs
Weiter Gee
Roverme
German Empire
Prissia
Chlicn
Saetria
Hank Peps
Turkey
Raris
Apper
Berlin
Neltne
Joseph
Sultan
de Iiber Sofa
Berin
Oba
Germany
Saskatchewan Farmer's Convention Highlights Agricultural Pride
An account of Saskatchewan delegates at a provincial agricultural society convention outlines farming ideals and education. The speech by Hugh Mekellar urges practical farming, soil care, and community support, stressing education, neighborliness, and adapting to nature. A wartime note mentions Harold Mitchell earning a sergeant's rank and a trench-digging feat. A wholesale house development at Peace River Crossing is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Witca Hugh Me Ketar
Ie Saakarreewan
Moos
Jaw
Dep SS
Sereimtare
Tas
Ninvsal Agricultural Societies
Cotvorstion
Hall Af Ter University Setkatoon
Areean
Sahatchewan Tartier
Larioot
Sanktehevan
Nature
Euler
Signe de” Heig
Adleh Tan
Canada soldiers and postwar prospects in Canada loan goals
Canadian soldiers abroad seek provincial information and opportunities in Canada after the war. Requests come from men in Ontario Manitoba British Columbia and other provinces for literature on fisheries farming mining and development. The piece notes a broad interest in settling and contributing to Canada with war loan support and a hoped for exchange of nationalities and skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
London
Fomeh
Melgiam
Osiinion
Lovion
Uknah Columbia
Haire
Ontario
Manitoba
Crete
Canada
CC Canada
Manitoba Pree
Canada Prepares Larger Army for Wartime Demands
The department accelerates plans to raise Canada's armed forces from a quarter to a full division, boosting military age deployable personnel by about 30 percent and triggering an annual $500,000 rise in expenditure. The effort includes new regiments, two or more Indigenous units, Metis, and naturalized citizens, with training camps forming ahead of spring.
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Ite
Foanes
Pring
Fis
Lndian Resi
Iis
Usuister
Parsons
Adventures of an Army Driver in a Torpedoed Voyage
A letter from a Preston resident and Army Service Corps driver recalls a torpedo attack after Reglaud transport joniks, a submarine sighting, a deadly explosion, and a six man crew escaping by boat to reach Morocco. Captured by Moors, they paid a ransom until release by the Spanish government. eleven men were killed or wounded during twenty eight days in captivity.
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Young
Mechanical Transpor Department
Army Service Corps
Preston
Clare
Joniks
Morocco
Aeroplanes in Ambulance Service During Retreat
During the retreat in the Balkans a small air ambulance unit used six aeroplanes to evacuate wounded soldiers. Experts note the planes faced rain and snow for two months yet remained operational, with no abandonment of patients. Col Poursier led the effort transporting the gravely ill to the south by air.
Tribute to General Hughes as Field Marshal Advocate
A US officer argues that Canada’s army deserves a field marshal title for Sam Hughes. He credits Hughes with creating the Canadian force, stating Canada now has more men under arms than Britain did in the Boer War. The letter praises Hughes for organizing the army and shaping its reputation.
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United States Army
Mont Lea
Sami
Canada
Simmon
Sam Hagies
Sun Hughes
Feld Tate
South Africa
Marsial
Snd
Sam Hughes
Reval Fun AI Trader Sparks Egg Origin Confusion
A quirky note from Chichester describes Ann and a curious buyer who questioned a seller about an egg’s origin. Jim’s reply tied the item to a school collection sent to Be Chichester depot, with the boy identified as the actual contributor.
Belgium’s World War Sacrifice and Aid Requested
The piece extols Belgium’s suffering and Europe’s debt, detailing starvation, destitution, and civilian hardship. It urges continued support, noting Belgium’s need for wheat and funds as a duty of honor to sustain its people and defend Europe.
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Serbia
Delgium
Europe
Clievtersom
Nantes
Belgium
Ion
Canada
Horses for Allied Armies Tour Tour to Allied Armies
The report details a Canadian purchase of 10000 to 18000 horses for Allied forces, sourced from eastern and western Canada and Ontario. It notes division by type, cavalry and transport needs, funding differences between western and Ontario purchases, and payment averages around $160 per horse with variations for heavier transport or lighter artillery needs.
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Neigh Wiverces
Toronto
Homiden Goverment
Canada
Ontario
Seaboard
Crop prospects and draft figures dominate 1918 news
The article notes grain crop prospects for 1918 and limited land preparations in Saskatchewan, with 4852 acres readied compared to 54 acres last year, citing inauspicious weather in autumn 1915 and delayed farming. It also reports Lord Derby final recruit figures for married and single men and a Royal appointment of Emperor Kolas in the British army.
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Greem
Saskatchewan
Toronto
Lord Derby
Duty of Every Individual in This Crisis of Empire
A wartime rally at Agr Ontario urged personal sacrifice and national unity. Speakers condemned complacency, praised the fighting effort of others, and urged citizens to align private pursuits with the war cause, asking readers to consider what their own war record truly is.
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Agr
Ont
Arrow
Ashe
Hic Barks
Edith Cavell
Suman
Teau
Empire
Tome
Pate
U States
Iosienia
Allies Ready for Next Big Push in Western Front
London dispatch reports Allied forces prepare for a major spring offensive after three months of sharp fighting. Official communiques note reduced shell usage and increased reserve stocks as France and Britain mobilize steel and manpower for a forthcoming general advance.
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New York
London
Western Front
Hartmanias
Wellerkopt
Aterial
Sas
France
Britain
Nieuport@ iswiverland
Submarines Laying Mines In British Waters At Dawn
Britains naval minesweeping efforts near the Ni coast were underway at dawn when a routine sweep unexpectedly struck a submerged mine. A second, larger explosion followed as the gear snagged another object, launching a powerful blast that sent debris into the surface and confirmed the perils of underwater minefields. The incident underscores ongoing dangers from mine-laden seas and the need for careful reconnaissance by mine layers and escorts.
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Lad
Nat O¢En
Fall 1914 Wheat Seeded Area Report
A terse report notes smaller wheat crops with federal figures. It cites fall 1914 sowing at 27,256,000 acres, a December 1 estimate near 27 million, and price references around 62 cents, reflecting a revised drop in indicated area and acreage compared with prior figures.
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Federal Department
Caulvalent
Prepare for Peace While Yet at War
A lengthy wartime speech urges readers to prepare for peace by shaping postwar Canada. It argues the West must share in war costs and in protecting the country from economic fallout, stressing immigration, national unity under the British flag, and cautious postwar planning.
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Prairie Country
Canada
Robert Stoserg
Ottawa
Mrr
Rogers
United States
Mr. Rogers
South Asea
Mixed Farming Beats Path for Dairy and Beet Growth
The article argues for a broader adoption of mixed farming to boost beet and dairy production. It notes farmers can finance livestock by profits from crops, enabling western grain growers to acquire their first cattle and improve dairy herds.
Albatross Type German Planes Hard to Hit
Two German aviators recently captured two aeroplanes of the albatross type fitted with transparent sites impregnated with a secret composition. The planes are not fully visible yet appear as difficult targets, resembling a silvery speck.
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Rites
Earl Eping
Harold Mitchell
Bre
Tem
Ther
Harold
Peace River Crossing
Cigiers In
Trenenes
Seth
Hughes
Demanc
Chesterton
King George
Emperor Kolas
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