Manitoba's Part in Victory Loan
Manitoba editors from fifty newspapers met in Winnipeg to plan mobilization for the Victory Loan drive opening late October. The conference urged broad support, stressing Canada must raise up to 590 million to sustain troops, with Manitoba's share around 75 million, and highlighted low loan costs and tax matters.
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Canada
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Royal Alexandra Hotel
Manitoba General Committee
Etisa
Augustus Nanton
Great Britain
J. W Dafoe
Chatrman
Thomas White
Sir Thomas Said
Morey
Sir Thomas White
Columbia
Great Briain
A. L. Crossin
J. A. Anderson
Manitoba Loan Committee
Crossin
Victory
New York
Mr. Andersen
Bond Dealers of
Duore
Messrs
Anderson
Beveridge
Melita
Dunlop
Neewa
Lockhart
Stratheair
Manitou
Hewitt
Hoelland
McLachlan
Virden
Knox Magee
Dominion
T. Beveridge
H. J. Monte
Killarney
W. J. Rowe
B. Balantyne
Emerson
L. McLau
Lin
C. H. Cowle
Carberry N. Hewitt
Holland
D. Cannon
Miametc
Thrift Hallmarks A Nation
A wartime moral urges Canadians to thrift saving as patriotism. The piece notes the desire to hoard dollars supports national strength and business, urging residents from the Yukon to Cape Breton to save for rainy days. It mentions provincial license plates will be simplified using the 1919 numerals to conserve metals.
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Yukon
Cape Breton
Canada
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Canada Food Board
McIntosh
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John Devlin Russell