No Need Po Comienn Group Government Ontario McBride Era
The Abbottsford Post notes critics argue against a misdirected procedure in Ontario politics. It recalls the 1903 shift under the McBride government and asserts the era was one of good legislation despite socialist alliances. The piece suggests mining, agriculture, and Conservative interests can unite for a strong G. C. government.
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Prohibition Crisis Reflected in Vancouver Sun Leak
Opinion letter scolds Premier Oliver and Attorney General Farris for exposing their stance on prohibition. Calls for a clear wet or dry policy and condemns current liquor traffic as disgraceful. Argues the law is undermined by those who evade it, blaming the system rather than individuals.
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Kamloops Climate Jibe Sparks City Feud in Press Row
Kamloops Standard-Sentinel quotes a rival editor boasting about Kamloops weather to charm readers in Winnipeg or Los Angeles. The piece notes Bro Simpson’s climate praise and warns that overbuilding in Lower Praser could overwhelm city leaders, citing a past shortage of housing.
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Los Angeles
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Advertising As An Asset and the Value of Goodwill
The article argues advertising is essential to business, creating goodwill that adds value to a name or brand. It cites wartime vigilance in maintaining visibility, noting heirs benefit from a name’s enduring market appeal and wealth, with advertising securing a durable, burglary and disaster resistant asset.
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Bowser Urges Conservatives as Threat of Group Government Looms
Leader of the Conservative party speaks at New Westminster urging reform within party lines to counter the risk of group government. He predicts the Oliver administration will fall and warns good Liberals may vote against their party to seek stable governance. He calls for reorganization and purifying party structures to ensure capable administration.
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Bowser Critiques Provisional Government and Liberal Failures
Bowser outlines perceived mal administration sins from the prohibition act to land settlement waste, urging renewal of conservative ties. He predicts cross party desertions and questions who will lead after Oliver, warning against non representative farmers rule and tariff shifts. The meeting at St George's Hall features Bowser, Mrs Levdy, and Mr Howe, with officer elections postponed.
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Bowser Warns Against Group Government in Ontario Speech
A Ontario political address by Bowser denounces farmer labor alliance as dangerous. He criticizes the provincial government record, recalls retrenchment contrasts between Oliver and Bowser, and condemns the Soldier Settlement and agricultural aid policies. He argues for Conservative unity and public confidence to fund reclamation schemes.
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