Canada Bonds to Finish War With Britain Credit Plan
The wartime plan argues Canada must fund Britain by selling Victory Bonds to raise cash for goods sold to Britain. Canada has spent hundreds of millions at home and for Britain, with Britain repaying later. The message urges Canadians to buy bonds to keep Allies supplied and the economy strong.
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Canada
Great Britain
Stanty
Britain
Fepoy Canada
Canadian Victory Bonds Crowe Visits and Local Church Notes
Crowe, visiting at E. s, left for home near St. early in the week. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs Henry Andrews on Nov 6 at 3 PM. Rev Hargreaves preaches at Melfort Sunday. I conduct Anniversary at Naleberry and Ghar City. Mr and Mrs Wu Andrews sen.
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Crowe
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Henry Andrews
Hargreaves
Melfort
Naleberry
Ghar City
Campaign to boost bond loan in Camsts district begins
The demonimiem of Camsts launches a district wide effort to promote a bond loan for the Victory War with weekly leaflets and a canvassing committee of 20 plus volunteers. Morton of Prime Albert will visit Tisdale to outline instructions before the campaign opens.
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Camsts
Ace
Opein
Morton
Albert
Tisdale
Correspondence on Threshers' Wages and Prices in Early 1900s
A letter to the Tisdale Recorder laments delayed realization by thresherman about profitability. It recalls prewar grain prices from 1907 to 1914 at 4 to 6 cents for oats barley and wheat, noting no complaints, then cites 1915 asks for higher pay and sudden wage changes amid farm labor costs.
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Threshernen
Thresher No. 1
Cards of Thanks Letter of grateful remembrance
A brief card expresses thanks to friends for their kind help and support offered to a grieving family. It acknowledges the generosity of those who assisted following the loss and extends sincere appreciation from the family.
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Sandy
Dess
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Sen
Victor,waa
Threshers
Tisdale Recorder