Saskatchewan Contributes 45000 to Army Front
Saskatchewan sent 45000 men to the Army from outside units totaling 45000 in overall support. The 68th Battalion led recruitment with 2000 volunteers joining the force.
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Newspaper
Melfort Moon
Location
Melfort, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 11, 1918
Page
6
Saskatchewan sent 45000 men to the Army from outside units totaling 45000 in overall support. The 68th Battalion led recruitment with 2000 volunteers joining the force.
An agreement between the Canadian board of grain supervisors and the government extends until August 31 next. Fixed wheat prices remain, with home consumption needs of eighty million bushels. Allies offer to buy six hundred thousand tons of flour in Canada, accepted as a minimum. Licenses for import and export of wheat and oats required. licensing of other grains to be removed or shifted to customs. Actions cancel other board orders and regulations.
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