Victory Loan Catechism Explains Canada War Bond
A 1918 Victory Loan catechism outlines the Victory Loan as Canada's second war loan, backed by the Dominion of Canada's wealth. It explains bond security, past funding use, domestic spending, impacts on farmers and industries, shipbuilding, and broader national mobilization to sustain the war effort. It cites Britain’s need for Canadian credits and stresses the loan's wide distribution and necessity.
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New Saskatchewan Homestead Map for Western settlers
Ottawa announces a new edition of the Saskatchewan Homestead Map prepared by the Natural Resources Intelligence Branch, Department of the Interior. The map at 1/24 mile scale shows land disposed, entered but not patented, forest reserves, timber berths, grazing leases, Dominion perks, Indian reserves, and the locations of land offices and agencies. Interested applicants should contact the branch superintendent.
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One Fifty Dollar Victory Bond Prompts War Bills
Pay Canada's war bill with a 150 dollar Victory Bond. Options include funding four seconds of effort or one soldier for 40 days, feeding a soldier for 34 months, equipping 100 soldiers for 40 days, and supplying gas masks, bayonets, cartridges, grenades, shells, boots, and socks.
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