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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
4
Retail dealers in PITposen can now purchase sugar in bulk from Hers at car lots with no limit on quantities. The policy change expands distribution, enabling broader access for preserv ig and related supplies via automotive sales channels.
A wartime appeal notes every bushel saved from normal consumption on the continent will translate into bread for at least one soldier in Europe until the next harvest. The message urges households to curb waste and support the war effort through disciplined rationing and mindful eating.
A wartime placard style message urges food conservation in the United States and allied lands. The slogan proclaims U TELL fast and notes U boats countering supply, warning that feeding leads to German U boat success.
A wartime notice contrasting diet policy and support. It argues sufficient food supports the front lines and allies, while excess consumption is blamed for prolonging the conflict and worsening suffering. The piece emphasizes discipline and collective sacrifice for victory.
A wartime notice urges boys aged 15 to 19 to enlist in farm labor to support harvesting and keep food supplies steady as Canada plans Victory Loan funding. It warns drivers to obey traffic laws and curb speeding with new stopwatches issued to constables.
Rev. G A Dickson of Westbourne notes nearly all former Ustriet residents contributed to the Red Cross drive. A list shows donors and amounts from Katrime district including John Met, Robt Mei, Joln McRae, and others, with canvassers McRae Barber Joe Clark and R O McKelvy thanked for their work. It also notes there are over eight hundred thousand American troops in France.
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