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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 02, 1917

Page

3

Canadian Engineers and Troops Forge Ahead on Belgian Front

Canadian units built light railways and performed engineering feats under fire at St Eloi and near Messines Wytschaete in the Ypres salient. They supplied feeding guns as casualties rose, with over 200 miles of track in the second army area and many wounded treated by Canadian surgeons.

Canada St. Eloi Messines- Wytschade Plain of Flanders Somme Arras Ypres Sal Ontario Second Army Messines

Proposals Board Dowry Plans In Darting Conversation

A dialogue reveals a matchmakers scheme involving a dowry and property transfers. The suitor suggests placing party fair assets in the Duke's name while considering title searches. The plan hinges on reciprocal arrangements between the couple and their families.

Forty Ton Tank Emerges As Key Offensive Factor

The article notes the forty ton mapster tank shaping WWI offensives. It describes its destructive power against trees walls and shelters and recounts an instance where invading Germans surrendered after a trench was blasted. It also discusses countermeasures including delayed fuses artillery fire underground digs grenades and the revival of wireless telegraphy for rapid observer communications.

Alonig Verdun

Sincere regret German veteran 1930 dialogue at Vimy Ridge

In a brief exchange a German veteran admits to being at Vimy Ridge in 1917 while a Canadian sharpshooter jokes about missing him. The scene shifts to domestic life as the speaker notes a marriage to the housekeeper and hiring a cook, underlining a light wartime nostalgia.

Vimy Ridge

Oil boom grows as 200000 gallons shipped from Kotaks station

Calgary Herald reports from Canadian Pacific railway figures that 200000 gallons of oil have been shipped from Kotoks station since 1914, mostly high grade gasoline. Production is rising with new wells and machinery, signaling a developing field and probable output increase this year.

Calgary Herald Canadian Pacific Railway Kotoks Station

War Levels All Classes in Student War Response

The writer notes college students respond quickly to war not by class but by individual courage, citing dancers, glee club members, and athletes marching early. Historic figures like Washington and Lafayette, Meade and Sheridan, and soldiers from varied origins are shown sharing equal battlefield valor across ranks and birth.

George Washington Marquis de Lafayette Valley Forge Pennsylvania Meade Sheridan Marshal Murat Marshal Ney Girard Philadelphia Public Ledger

Army Remounts in Canada for British Government

A conference between the British Remount Commission and Canadian horse breeders discussed British purchases of remounts. General Neill was named to assist assembling the horses. Central depots will inspect horses at major industry centers with country-point inspections as needed. Remounts will target artillery and transport horses aged six to nine, 15.2 to 16 hands, and 1200 to 1350 pounds.

Canada General Neill Atorage

Windbreaks and flight corps surge in Canadian effort

Imperial officers led by Col Hoare arrive in Toronto as Canada mobilizes for aviation support. The plan allocates millions to train pilots and mechanics, with Camp Borden Long Branch and Deseronto (Camp Mohawk) serving as bases. The Canadian Aeroplanes Co. near Dufferin Street runs at high output, turning out nearly 100 machines monthly.

G. Hoare Toronto England Canada N.c.o's Exhibition Camp Imperial Munitions Board Imperial 2D. L. Allen Royal Flying Corps Daniel Western Recruiting Camp Borden Long Branch Deseronto Camp Mohawk Montreal Routo Major Allen J. S. Scott Imperial Oil Church Street Dominion Royal Flying Corps Allen

Live and Learn in the Diner Soup Revelation

An old captain and his mate, hungry, enter a restaurant and receive soup. The captain asks what it is and the waiter calls it soup. The captain marvels that they have spent their lives at sea eating soup without realizing it.

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