Government highway project and beer analysis stir Liberal district
A 2.28 mile Kicking Horse Canyon road project at 66744.20 is debated as a potential main trunk route. A Vancouver beer analysis finds 285 samples pure beer, with Major Richard Burde urged to test further, while provincial policy delays spark discussion on liquor law training and enforcement in Alberta.
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Kicking Horse Canyon
Kicking Horse Pass
Vancouver
Richard Burde
Vancouver Island
Canadian Wheat Tariffs Spark BC Farmer Protests
Residents of British Columbia urge action against American tariffs on Canadian wheat and fruit. They propose boycotting American small fruits until BC produce is reasonably priced and advocate seeking tariffs on American fruit entering the prairies when BC grows the same varieties nearby.
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British Columbia
B.C
Conservative lead in England as acclamations rise
The writer notes Conservative momentum in England based on cheers and suggests Canada would benefit if Conservatives win due to a preferred tariff. They mention American involvement in the election but doubt it will significantly affect results.
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England
Canada
Baldwin
Tariff Debate Spurs Local Liberal Support
The district observes bold tariff arguments as Liberals push for protective measures. The policy backed by Bowser is seen as aligning with American tariff moves. A pulp industry tariff is among the debated items, highlighting economic tensions between nations.
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W. J. Bowser
American Tariff Commission
Debated Political Maneuver Looms Over Canadian Bill
The report reviews Premier Oliver’s tactic to push a redistribution bill to a second reading and send it to a committee, amid opposition insistence on debating the bill’s principle. It notes potential political maneuvering, possible changes in committee, and questions the government’s true intent. References to Dominion premiers at a naval review and Canada’s lack of share in Britain’s fleet are included, with criticism of fiscal plans in Gaspe. The piece ends with a poem excerpt and remarks on railway deficits blamed on public ownership policies.
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Oliver
Mienk
Webale
Tus
Crucus
Spithead
Britain
Canada
King
Calgary Herald
Gaspe
Toronto Lobe
Blue Monday and the Monday Morning Grump
The piece explains Blue Monday as the post Sunday drop in mood and energy. Readers are told people return to work grouchy after a restful Sunday, caused by overindulgence and over-rest, and suggests reforming the workweek to start on Tuesday.
Farmers' wants and farm home modernization push nationwide
A long analysis notes rural purchasing power climbing with urban population growth, urging faster farm production and diversification. Dairying, poultry, and new farm buildings drive demand for equipment, water, and electricity as federal credit aids grow. Strong emphasis on roads, communications, and consumer goods boosting farm households.
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Itd
Iowa
Olio
Farin
Humbig
Wivex
Paris
Nice
United States
Ag Mculture
Federal
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J. A. Bates
Wriday
Redcliffe Review
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Mautes
WWE
Longfellow
British Columbia Telephone Company
J. H. Jones
Kor Hhadstonns
Atkinson General Auctioneer
Fraser Valley
Chilliwack
Alex. S. Duncan
Notary Public
Catherwood Aldinge
Mission City
Bou
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