Local Call to Service Praised as MacGregor Men Enlist
The article lists numerous locals and recalls their loyalty to the King and Empire. It notes many left good homes and positions to serve, urging all young men to decide their duty as Empire citizens and praising those who have enlisted.
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Moir
R Denean
William McHwraith
Richeard Manseegh
Silvey Humphries Charles E Stewart Hatert
Stewart Donald Hayest
Sander
Lester Maslow
Murray
Albert
Lie Allert Fraser
Rex Berry Abert Kemp Percy Huber
Charles Shelon
Ernest Harris
Frederik Harris
Slater Dlaire
Percy Dunneorge
Latiovne Leslie Ralston
Batson
J Holroyd Campbell Merit Price Hert Watters
Len Colt
Walter Colt Charles Painter
Thos, Mellwe
W. Cherry
W. J. Stone
Arthur Grove
Harvey Chant
Roy Liveley
Garnet Cairns
Robt
Kilfosle
Wilfros Richardson
Archie Farnco
Alex. Weight
Arthur Mitchell
Joseph Chester
Fred Simstrict
MacGregor
Empire
Manitoba Camp to Host Largest Training Effort in History
During January the war drive recruits 2 976 men and sons in Manitoba. Sewell Camp is slated to be the largest training center next summer with about 9 000 in training. Winnipeg recruitment drains the city as banks and other firms fill many positions with young women. British War Under Secretary Harold Tennant cites Berlin casualty lists showing 2 533 768 total deaths and losses with 588 985 killed, 1 566 849 wounded or missing, 356 153 captured, and 24 080 dying from other causes.
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Sewell
Manitoba
Canada
Winnipeg
Harold L. Tennant
Berlin
Wheat price rises with fuel cost impact
The price of fuel oil has advanced twenty cents a barrel, driving up agricultural costs as wheat sold at 1.25 dollars a bushel in Winnipeg on Tuesday, reflecting wider market shifts and cost pressures on farmers.
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