Canadian War News and Red Cross Notes Amidst Home Front
Five Canadian battalions reach England safely as reports note British and French gains on the western front. Winnipeg war widows tally 400 with 93 percent relying on patriotic funds. Zeppelins destroyed, submarines returned home, and German morale questioned. Canadian women’s suffrage debate and Red Cross financials feature in a broader home front roundup.
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England
Alberta
Bremen
United States
Winnipeg
Patriotic Fund
Salam Iine
Lusitania
Germany
Wilson
Sturday
P. Laycock
Greaves
Rott McRostie
C. From
Whitmore
Chege
Swathow
Thickett
Hua
Miss Mattson
John P. Die
Lefer
Red Cross
J. Calvert
BR. Jones
F Syth
Red Crouse
Winniper
Calvert
Buick
Mahried Greeley Law and early notices from Kusgeli
Notices include a marriage between Mahried Greeley Law and Charles Greeley of Kusgeli, a general housework job for an English speaker, and several help wanted postings. Also shop goods such as winter sash and a lost yearling Hereford are listed along with a millinery apprentice wish and a room with board for two men.
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Greeley
LAW
Athens
Ioih
Charles Greeley
Kusgeli
Mit Maciaie Law
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gemany
Affais
Brittain
Peta
Russell Red Cross Society
New Zaland
W. B. Ames & Co
Courtsey and Service
Commerce
W. W. Barry
Kusse
Isoatres
Faely
Aj Prentice
Miss Whitnore
Banner Office
MKS
Ligutfoot
Brascah
W. A. Wilson
Arle
Earth
Osmellie Bros
Buster Brown
Smellie Bros., Ltd
Stanfields
Unshrinkal
Monarch
Phabody
Shellmouth
Epecliffe Siding
Wagican’s
Banner Bookstore
Asessippi
W. Coultis
Diopmore
Y. J. Aurwood
Walker
J.a
Presbyterian Church
Asilver Watch
Banser
Mra L Laycock
Russell
Bridex
Harrowby
Assim Bowe
Kesserl
CW. Thom
M Carson. V.S
Gaiario Veterimary College
Wate
Kussell, Mas
School Books
Kew
Banner
W. Ledingham
Drugeist Russell
Man