04 May 1916
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Newspaper
Canora Advertiser
Location
Canora, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 04, 1916
Page
1
The piece contrasts Nebraska’s manufacturing growth with Manitoba’s population decline and urges Canadians to buy local goods, boost home industries, and unite to develop Western Canada after the war. It argues for supporting Canadian workers and producers to sustain farming and regional growth.
The data shows Canada selling more to the United States after a Democratic tariff cut. U.S. imports from Canada reached 160 million dollars, rising by 60.9 million from 1915 and by 65 million from 1810 figures in various comparisons, while U.S. exports to Canada fell by about 70 million from the prior year. The piece argues free trade sparks direct wage competition globally.
An article in Country Life in Canada argues Western cities should be manufacturing hubs rather than pure distributing centers. It compares factories to warehouses, warns against overreliance on distribution, and calls for balanced growth with strong local industry and agriculture.
A discussion notes that Germany can ship to Chicago duty paid at four cents per article while U S workers earn 2.50 for similar work. Factory costs in Cincinnati range to 90 cents. The piece argues free trade tempts cheap foreign labor to supplant American workers in soup lines, asking if this is fair.
A defender argues that protective tariffs keep workers employed and money circulating locally, while free trade drains labor and funds to foreign producers, placing employment and earnings beyond reach.
An agricultural viewpoint argues that more people till the soil will raise the value of a bushel of corn, suggesting growth in cultivation boosts prices and yields.
Handyman offers paper hanging and painting in best style at reasonable prices. Contact through may be left at Advertiser office or sent to W Canon PO Ip.
Lewis Simes erects an implement bourse in Tadimoor as Mrs. RB Corbett recovers under Dr. Warren care. Mrs. Fay and her daughter visit from the U S and may stay with Mrs. Corbett until health returns. Library Association meets Friday May 5 at the library. annual work day featured unfinished ground figures and a Canora Band tribute. A loyal town write-up recalls past shadows and stresses loyalty to country and home.
Regular Canora School Board meeting approves immediate purchase of maple and ash seedlings from Patmore Nurseries and Yorkton Nurseries with a planting plan to use school grounds. The board also commits half the cost of teacher residence repairs and will allot a vacant room for Hebrew instruction after school until September 1.
A rallying call frames farmers and workers as partners in boosting production for Canada and the Empire. The message links town and country to shared economic welfare and national strength.
A campaign urges consumers to keep Canadian money at home to share in the economic benefits and support goods manufactured in Canada. The message advocates buying Made-In-Canada products to boost local business and growth.
Regular meeting of Rural Municipality of Keys held in April with notes on roads bridges and taxes. Actions include approving a four horse evener for 425 in two installments and discussions on district boundaries and arreas. committee reports on road ramway and bridge construction. preliminary tax assessment decisions and next council revision court date.
In the Supreme Court Judicial District of oktar Betweet The North Ane is Life Apearance Company and others to the defendant Anton Johnson Andrew McNeish George Kelbaugh and Frederick Giffen. The writ seeks $808.15 with interest at 9 percent per year from January 5, 1914 and late charges. foreclosure of Alter Mortgage on properties described in section 17, township 85, second district. Court authorized service by newspaper insertion and mail. Defendants must respond within twenty days of insertion or service. Dated Mask. April 20, 191 BALFOUR, CAS & CO Solicitors for the plaintiffs.
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