Government to ramp up farm production in 1918 drive
The press calls for a record agricultural season for 1918 as Canada balances war needs with home front harvest. The Globe urges full national effort to equip the Empire and Allies, while the Mail and Empire backs drastic farm measures and even urban labor draft if needed. Local committees across counties would report to the Agriculture Department on special needs.
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Deepdale Red Cross Thanks Donors and Announces Winners
The Society thanks Wyndham 8.8. for a $7 donation and Mrs A Mushrow for a goose raffle prize, which raised $15. Number 103 held by Mr Walley of Deepdale. Hens donated by G Ward raffled. winners: Mr George Fisher 21 tickets, Mise Laura McNaul 87 tickets, Hugh Ward 36 tickets. $25 raised from the raffle. The Society notes the death of Corps Neill McIntyre and offers sympathy to Mr and Mrs Hurley.
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