Why Canada Sells Bonds to Fund War Effort
Canada raises money through Victory Bonds payable in ten or twenty years to spread the cost of war rather than taxing all current expenditures. Buying bonds supports victory, keeps markets open for Canadian goods, and makes buyers financial partners in Canada’s war effort under the Victory Loan Committee and the Minister of Finance.
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Canada
Victory Loan
Dominion of Canada
Union Hospital Bylaw 143 A co operative agreement in Rosetown
The Town of Rosetown adopts Bylaw 143 to authorize entering a cooperative agreement with Rural Municipalities of St Andrews Pleasant Valley Mountain View and Marriott to establish a Union Hospital under the Union Hospital Act. The bylaw details party responsibilities funding shares and procedures for withdrawal and continuation, the estimated costs and apportionment among municipalities, and authorizes officials to sign and execute the agreement as of October 1917.
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Boertown
Mt. Andrews
Pleasant Valley
Mountain View
Marriott
Rosetown
Union Hospital
Rousetown
Rametown
Herta Bee
Tay
W. Holmes
S. Andrews
Marriuit
Mountain View Valley
Bervas
R- M
St Andrews
R. M
Ruswdown Mullede
Wa Jas
Tal Board
St. Aime Drews
D. Aldrich
Wea
Marcul
P. L. Ritchie
H. BR. Powerell
C. W. Helwet
J. W. Heartwell
Treaster
Appeal Planned for Relief Fund and Agricultural Aid
An appeal is planned in the coming weeks to the Allied Relief Fund to procure seed and machinery for rehabilitating war devastated agriculture. The effort seeks generous contributions at the annual meeting to support the Une fund, with a note about a single appeal for aid.
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Orth
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Hdit & Bend
Dr. Honor
Roya
Ralpy
Provan
Wallace McDougald
Union Hospital Bylaw
Council
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