Farmers released from service under militiary act provisions
Official dispatch from Toronto announces that farmers in class A employed in food production may be discharged from military service if they continue farming. The minister of militia and defence will order such releases on condition of ongoing farm work. Additional notes mention Saskatchewan representatives and broader war-time manpower actions.
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Toronto
N .W. Rowell
Privy Council
Mewburn
Tinues
Meridian district plans extended visit as Maple arrives in Vancouver
Maple arrived Tuesday morning for an extended visit to Vancouver and is reported to be recovering. Bills Moore moved possessions to Gunton Manitoba with a half section recently purchased there. Mrs. Moore and their mother traveled by train. Fred Rodgers and his two children left for Silton Saskatchewan for a brief stay before continuing westward. Red Crow ladies raised 156 dollars in cash and sent articles valued at 7250 including blankets and coats to soldiers at the front.
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Meridian
Maple
Vancouver
Bills Moore
Fred Rodgers
Silton, Sask
Red Crow Society
Glens
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