War Effciency and National Prosperity
More than a billion and four half dollars distributed in Canada in the fiscal year ending March 31 1918 kept Canada busy and prosperous despite the war. Canada’s War Loans financed vast production enabling allied purchases and financial credits in Canada to aid victory and postwar peace.
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Canada
Anaday
Cananas
Glen Ewen News Highlights Local Trade and War Losses
Local Glen Ewen traders report strong sales at the Glen Ewen Trading Co. as buyers flock, while grain is hauled to elevators. News of two local war casualties reaches Carnduff area: Pte Harry Lehman killed in France on Oct 1 1918 and Pte Fred Ritchie wounded then died from injuries. Community discussion covers school reforms and teacher duties with addresses on character and punctuality.
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Fred Ritchie
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Maplegrove
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Aimee Chamadhir
Kitching
Stevenson
H. Joan Poplar
Mise M McCarty
The Teachers' First Angus Convention of Souris
The report notes the inaugural Angus convention held in Souris attracting educators and ranchers. Details emphasize local organizers, attendance, and intentions to promote Angus cattle breeding and agricultural education in the region.
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