Supreme Allied War Council Sees Ultimate Victory
The Supreme Allied War Council expresses confidence in final victory, praising Allied unity and sustained effort. It credits General Foci and U S leadership, noting two months of planning and troop transport, and vows to endure until freedom prevails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Allied War Council
Suto i. Council
Admira Valor
United States
Americas
E Paprems War Council
Free Peoples
Hail Insurance Proposals Discussed At Moose Jaw Meeting
A Saskatchewan hail association meeting in Moose Jaw debated raising rates and maintaining a four cent per acre flat hail insurance rate under the Municipal Hail Insurance Act. Delegates noted past losses and revenue changes while considering the practicality of a complete flat rate system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Seveway
Atcom Seserenes Association
Moose
Agkventie
X. G Hisgley
Wee Wes Nats
Charlie Chaplin in Heaven ReeSee
A fragmentary note recalls Charlie Chaplin in heaven and a playful line about Billy, weaving a humorous image of Chaplin’s imagined reaction and a cheerful mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Chaplin
ReeSee
Heaven
Billy
Wee Billy
Studying Canadian Lumbering PF and John Bond
S Leete a person from a Canadian area studies lumbering methods in America as part of a United States program. He has led forest treatment work for Indian government projects and acts as an agent. The text compares his forest work to the Canadian forestry service and notes limited market focus and regional activity in Burma and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. S. Leete
Pers
Oflip
John Bond
ML Methods
America
Cothees
Umbia Sosses
United States
Mr. Leete
Burma
Canadian Force Service
Orest Sreas
The German Way Promised a Da All the Mare
The text describes a festive event with girls arriving and signing a sheet, a burst of dancing, and a subsequent police visit next day. Officers visited houses of would be dancers, confiscating finery and protestations amid a bid to secure a forbidden occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eres
German Submarine Base at Zeebrugge Reveals Port Damage
Aerial photos show Zeebrugge harbor entrance increasingly obstructed by debris and flotsam, indicating heavy Allied measures have further damaged the port. The German submarine base appears compromised as the channel entrance narrows and shoals form, hindering vessel access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeebrugge
Sheavy
Kade
Airnes
Wheat shipment urgency prompts immediate market action
Amid grave heat shortages, Canadian farmers accelerate exports to relieve overseas hunger. Firms report some stock held back in cages, but fast dispatch is urged to prevent waiting for famine relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira
Canada limits wheat use amid food mill controls
Canada imposes curbs on wheat use as food mills increase corn intake and restrictions on Cream of Wheat and similar products spread. Bakers and manufacturers face food board regulation, with penalties or limits on wheat in bread and sweet dough while stock feeding rules tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Food Board
Huns Caught In Their Own Trap Report of aerial clash
A June 5 air battle between German and British planes devolved into a chaotic duel as mistimed signals and misidentifications led to mutual damage. Six German scouts and Halberstadt fighters engaged British patrols creating a prolonged exchange before the fight collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halberstadt
Unclear OCR Summary of Eating House Notice
Fragmentary text describes an unlicensed eating house matter with references to enforcement starting Saturday June, but details are illegible and no concrete actions or entities can be identified.
Gathering Scraps of War Core of Postbattle Salvage Units
Wartime salvage crews collect unused shells, bombs, and munitions after battles. They face danger from unexploded orders while recovering metal, fuses, and devices, aided by disciplined logistics and dedicated civilians.
David Lloyd George Urges Steadfast Allied Resolve
In a Printers' Society dinner report, Prime Minister Lloyd George hails Allied sacrifice for a just cause. He warns that a Prussian victory would resurrect dark ages and vows Americans and French troops showed courage that underpins victory and future peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lloyd George
Printers’ Society
France
Admira Piaden
Amer
Long Range Guns Blown to U. and General Earry
Fragmentary OCR reads as technical intrigue with mentions of guns and a secret room. The text references Bertha and an incident involving experts, two men, and a Panama Canal area, suggesting a covert operation or test. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe Gm
Panama Canal
On the Run Proof of Cool Intrepidity in Trenches
A soldier’s letter describes brave land battalion actions in heavy fighting. The writer notes wounds, left flank operations on Saturday, and the strenuous efforts of advancing veterans amid harsh conditions.
French Conboignet in Tommy Not From Beginning of Onslaught
Fragmentary note discusses French and British roles amid German onslaught. Content is unclear and contains garbled phrases about conquests and British resilience, with no distinct events or dates to verify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ea Alle
Zeebrugge Harbor
Canada Saving Wheat
Por Ee
Lele
Lloyd George
U. & General Earry
Bertha
North of England
Badia
Banka
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!