Premier Oliver revises soldier settler agreements
Victoria reports Premier Oliver orders deletion of objectionable non performance clauses from soldier settlers land settlement board agreements. He cites prior officials for including them and notes amendments stem from his Creston visit. The move aims to curb disputes and align policy with provincial aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Bowser
Victoria
Creston
Camp Ulster
Soldiers’ Belt Ment
Natural Resources of Nova Scotia booklet issued
The National Resources Intelligence Branch of the Department of the Interior Ottawa releases a seven page booklet with sixteen illustrations and a map detailing Nova Scotia resources. It is the latest in a series covering Dominion regions and aims to provide up to date authoritative data for home seekers merchants manufacturers capitalists and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Resources of
Nova Scotia
National ‘Resources Inteligence
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Dominion
New Brunswick
Peace Liver
New Manitoba
Saskatchewan
British Guinea
Mullon
Ures Intelligence Branch
Départment of the Interior
Otta
Costs and pressures reshape newspaper trade tactics
A fragmented piece discusses rising press costs driven by material and labor prices, advertising rates, and production needs. It notes publishers increasingly study stock and trade, while protesting higher bills and subscriber pressures, hinting at further consolidation and price shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorin
Everyonlé
Nics
9 J
Aavan
Apa Pet
Newsoa- Tay Han
Rxchange
Canada Faces Coal Shortage Yet Sees Improving Output
The article notes a coal shortage in Canada but argues there is no serious crisis. Postwar disruptions from 1919 ease as industrial activity stabilizes and coal output improves in Dolminton. Emphasis falls on better domestic fuel use and reduced reliance on US imports amid European postwar demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Indust
Dolminton
Ada
United States
Mona
Fighting Joe Martin Proposes Big Bank Plan in Vancouver
Independent candidate Fighting Joe Martin rallied in Vancouver Monday to push a bold banking plank. He called for a bank with capital of 20 to 40 million dollars funded by sinking funds from municipalities and the province, offering 4 percent on savings instead of the usual rate. He attacked Premier Oliver as politically dishonest and condemned the cabinet for constitutional overreach in a heated exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oliver
Dewdney
Max
Smith
Wes
Deroche
Oliver
Maxwell Smith
Croke
Don Martyn
Long Beach
B. C
FP. W
Oliver Thas
Don
Martyn
Fraser Valley Record
Mission Wily
Don B. Martyn
Cat
Canada
Inra
Joe” Martin
Vancouver
Martin
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Bbotsford Post
A A Bates
Bai
The
Caniadian’ ‘Weekly Newspapers’ Association
Parmitt v
Catherwood
Coote
Chilliwack
MacKenzie
Delta
McCrea
Yale
Ralph Smith
J. H MacGill
MacGill
MacGil
Central
British Columbia Telephone Co
Sh & Reeves
Stuart
Motors
Chevrolet
DODGE
Mission City, B.C
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