Canada’s war effort praised for industrial and agricultural might
A wartime appeal highlights Canada as a vital supplier to the United Kingdom and Allies. It cites Canadian production of tanks, planes, shells, and food, with millions of workers and farmers redirected to victory. The appeal asks citizens to lend 1.1 billion dollars to fund war production and farming for victory in distant theaters.
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United Kingdom
Canada
Rommel
Hitler
Russia
United States
China
Australia
Pacific
United Nations
Wer
Europe
New Zealand
Britain
Ile
New Canada
Ers
Tunisia
Far Pacific
Berlin
Ladies Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion Seeks Members
The Ladies Auxiliary invites close relatives of service members to join. Meetings are at the United Church, 2.30 p.m., on the second Wednesday each month. the group aims to strengthen service efforts and support for the fighting services.
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Ladies Auxiliary of
The
Canadian Legion
United Church
Bylaw Actions and Tax Remissions From 1948 Shell River Council
Shell River Council minutes record April 7 1948 meeting in Roblin with Reeve Clarke. Bylaws authorize sale of NL 8 26 29 to William Markowsky for 360 with 150 cash and 50 yearly payments, Emil Hushka sale for 450 with 190 cash and 50 yearly, and tax remission. Court of Revision held October 6 1943. various tax and assessment changes approved. grants to Salvation Army Grace Hospital and war work. old age pension for Wm Geary approved. Weed Inspector Rae appointed. Listed hospital and general expenses approved including Winnipeg General Hospital Dauphin General Hospital St Boniface Home and other locals.
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Khopetz
Laird
Diamond
Wiliam Markowsky
Laird—McCrea
Block 3
Deepdale
Peter Chomsky
Kopetz
Emil Hushka
McCrea
Salvation Army
Grace Hospital
Wm. Geary
Rebt
Rae
Shelterbelts and Trees for Saskatchewan Farms
The Forest Nursery Station at Indian Head Saskatchewan offers broadleaf and evergreen trees free of charge for farm shelterbelt planting. Planters must prepare land with one year summer fallow. evergreen trees carry a $1 per 100 charge with a minimum of 50 and maximum 500 trees per planter.
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Wade
Caime
Iields
Tong
Indian Head
Saskatchewan
Forest Nursery
John Walker
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Minister of Finance
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Bank of Canada
National War Finance Committee
Trust of Loan Company
Department of Finance
Ottawa
Shell River Council
Roblin
Reeve Clarke
Winnipeg General Hospital
Thos, Evans
P. Boyes
A. Dagg
Norman McDougall
F. A. Newton
Wm. Paynex
J. Sadowick
N. Cherwaty J
HH. Grundy
A. Collis
R. S. Topham
Wim. Greary
Roblin Review
T. H. Taylor
Victor
Bond
Yan
Roidy
Keke
Darveer
Aioe Carter
Ang District
St. Regis
Ient
Winnipeg
St. Regis Hotel
R. F. Stemshorn
Mgr