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The fragment indicates a monthly or weekly publication notice with pricing at Manitoba, listing a 1.50 dollar annual advance rate. The readable text lacks complete details on dates, offices, or actions.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 08, 1918
Page
12
The fragment indicates a monthly or weekly publication notice with pricing at Manitoba, listing a 1.50 dollar annual advance rate. The readable text lacks complete details on dates, offices, or actions.
The Manitoba Immigration and Colonization Branch plans local committees at marketing centres to map farm labor and domestic needs. Wages span $6 for experienced workers eight months, $20 for boys with no experience, $35 to $45 for 17 year olds, and $25 to $35 for capable domestics. Domestic demand is keen with potential recruitment from eastern provinces. Immigration Office address: 439 Main Street, Winnipeg.
The text declares May 6 1918 as the governing date for class eligibility. It notes men aged 20 to 34 widowed without children or with children must report for service or seek exemption within ten days of becoming widowers.
The notice explains that men aged 20 to 24 who become widowers without children on or after May 6 1918 automatically move to Class 1 under the Military Service Act. They must report within ten days of becoming widowers. Deputy registrars reference section B paragraph 9 order in council 919 dated April 20. The text notes these widowers are not named explicitly but fall under active service calls.
A local plea asks relatives and friends to submit the names of Russell men killed in the war so they may be inscribed on the town war shrine. Clergy or Mr Cope will collect names for display for passers by. Neepawa Register notes a judge Barrett horse case set a precedent by deeming auctioneer guarantees binding.
Services for 11th Sunday after Trinity at 10 am include Sunday School and Children Intercession, 7 pm Choral Evensong, and 3 pm services at Harrowby. Adults invited. ad invites attendance at Lawn Fete on Thursday August 15 offering a good time.
A treaty between Canada and the United States aims to recruit 2020,000 personnel for the Canadian overseas army from the United States, signaling a surge in wartime manpower.
R. H. McCallum of Russell presents fire life accident and sickness coverage from strong Canadian British and American companies. Summary emphasizes multinational insurer options for individuals and households.
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