War News From Fronts and Raids Across Europe
Heavy fighting raged on the Gallipoli peninsula while Allied forces gained ground. French and British planes raided Saarbrucken destroying arms factories and military buildings. In the Argonne Germans captured French trenches, 201 prisoners and 4 machine guns reported. Airships attacked England’s east coast with casualties. Zeppelins bombed London. reported deaths and injuries. Russian and Italian fronts show mixed gains with captures and held positions amid ongoing campaigns.
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Quality at Welch's We have bees veneer
A transcription fragment outlines a financial offer from an Eastern Company providing farm loans at low interest. It mentions parental fees and hints at a state value and loan amount, referencing a Financial Agency located at 4 McArthur Building in Winnipeg.
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Questions and Answers on US binders imports into Canada
In Parliament Mr W H Sharpe questioned the import of binders from the United States into Western Canada. The minister of Custom provided figures from government records showing 1911 data: total value $22,558 and an average value of $108.40 per item, with related harvesters and self bred items noted.
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John Deere Mourh
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Canadian employment and home market boost
The article argues the modern movement strengthens Canadian employment by shifting wages toward Canadian workers, boosting domestic merchants and freight activity. It cites farmers near Winnipeg, Yoreate, Montres, and Brantford as supporters, and condemns traitorous income leakage abroad.
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Canadian Made Goods Policy Sparks Prosperity Debate
Opinion piece arguing that buying Canadian made goods supports national prosperity and challenges foreign buyers who can exploit lax policies. The column frames protection of domestic industry as common sense and essential for economic strength.
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