Penelope Bushnell Finds Love After Years Apart
Penelope, once engaged to Luke who drowned, waits through years as a spinster while Ford Drummond rises from uncertainty to wealth. He returns, proves his devotion, and asks Penelope to marry him as they plan a shared future in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penelope Bushnell
Penelope
Luke
Ford Drummond
Ford
Drummonds
Fort Drummond
Pen
Nevada
Park House
The Boy Problem and a Call for Technical Schools
Editorial on youth challenges in modern life with emphasis on cigarettes movies cars and amusements. Advocates technical schools to teach honest work accuracy reliability and self reliance guiding boys and young men to adopt prairie era virtues for future citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Nature
Auto Owners and Tail Light Prosecution Debate Brews
A letter exchange reveals tensions over Brandon prosecutions linked to a police committee chair and the Auto Club. Alderman W Crouch defends limiting rescission while officials dispute who ordered spotter actions and prosecutions. Public reaction is mixed as names and roles are scrutinized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Club
Alderman Crouch
Ald. W. Crouch
the Times
Alan Crouch
Brandon
Brandon Automobile Club
Geo. RR
Coldwell
Ald. Crouch
Provincia
G. R. Coldwell
Brandon Auto Club
A. B. Fleming
Sec’y
A. H. Bartlett
S. H. McKay
Wm. Caldwell
Milton McGregor
H. O. McDiarmid
Detective Foster
Liberals Hear Reciprocity Candidate Speak at Rideau Park
A crowd heard A. E. Hill defend the reciprocity stance in a Brandon Manitoba meeting. Skeptical attendees challenged him with questions while local farmer Doran mocked opponents as Cowards and Yankees. Hill pressed housing education and affordable living as reasons to back trade reform and noted Fielding’s compromise offer with withdrawal after 18 months.
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Rideau Park
A. E. Hill
Hill
Doran
Brandon
R. L. Borden
Mr. Hill
J. A. M. Aitkins
M.P
Winnipeg
Yankees
Fielding
Special Grade VII and VIII Opening at School
Plans are in hand to open a special grade VII and VIII for non collegiate entrants. Applications already exceed the limit of forty, so seats will not be held for absentees. Enrollment begins Friday morning. applicants should report to Principal B A Tingley at the school on opening day.
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B.A. Tingley
Coops in Fields for Babies Among Weld County Wheat
Russian families in Weld County have built hundreds of small wood and canvas coops in the wheat fields to provide daytime housing for babies of field workers. Mothers visit at noon and morning and afternoon, leaving children alone the rest of the day. The babies seem content, peering from the slats at passersby.
Brandon Young Man Seeks McLeod Election Victory
Brandon may nominate Eddie Fulcher a longtime Socialist, after an invitation from McLeod Socialists. Fulcher previously ran in North Winnipeg provincial race earning 892 votes. The McLeod hotbed and recent coal strikes boost his chances as Brandon supporters cheer a local candidate.
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McLeod
Alberta
Fulcher
Brandon
North Winnipeg
Look After the Turkeys
Caring for turkeys requires balance as they move from wild to semi domestic life. Do not cage or over pamper them, provide light air and room, avoid overfeeding, and ensure some exercise and natural foraging.
If I Were Farming Again By Arthur Hawkes
Arthur Hawkes argues the farmer should think beyond price in the trade debate and considers personal stake in Canada’s fate. He recalls farm life, warns against simplistic slogans, and analyzes global trade impacts with focus on the United States and domestic prices and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hawkes
Montreal
Liberal Party
Sir Wilfrid
England
West
Canada
Dominion
United States
James Wilson
Acre
Aikins Denies Engagement with Canadian Pacific in Campaign Speech
The event at the Lyric theatre featured J Aikins facing questions about his ties to the Canadian Pacific Railway. Col Ivens presided while H C Simpson spoke briefly in support of Atkins, who attacked reciprocity but defended Laurier era policies. Scallion argued against annexation fears and cited trade figures to show reciprocity benefits. The 1910 timber report highlights shifts in softwoods including spruce, white pine, Douglas fir, and yellow pine rising in importance.
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Scallion
Canada
Atkins
Laurier
Cannon Forestry Department
British Columbia
Breaking Broody Hens with Crate Confinement
The article condemns cruel broody hen methods and recommends crate confinement to prevent nesting. If the hen returns to the nest, recapture and extend confinement. Keep crate in the flock area for quicker results and provide exercise for chicks by scattering cracked grain in chaff to encourage scratching.
Proverb on Moderation at Table and Waste Reduction
A saying condemns forcing extra mouthfuls after hunger ends arguing against wasting food and stressing not overtaxing the stomach. It warns that even small excess can be harmful and that restraint is a prudent rule for everyone.
August Weather and Clearing House Returns
August shows cooler than last year with only one hot spell on the 13th reaching 87 and several nights near freezing with 32 degrees or below. Monthly totals report $416,779 in returns versus $414,201 a year ago, for the same period, with August’s overall figures at 2,310,000 against 2,747,645 last year.
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Buckley
Kilby
Smith
William Crouven
Vnairman Police
Brandon Young Man
E. Fulcher
Eddie Fulcher
Socialis Party
Mr. Fulcher
J. A. M. Aikins
Canadian Pacific
Virden
Col. Ivens
H. C. Simpson
MR. Aikins
C.P. R
Aikins
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Illiam Whyte
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