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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
1
A provincial notice argues against cutting school funding. It urges higher teacher remuneration to attract quality staff and prevent school vacancies, stressing that education should be prioritized over profit and cattle interests. It calls for parental cooperation and sustained support to shape responsible, educated citizens.
In reply to questions, several figures confirm no resignations have occurred despite requests. Higgs claims a May 12 Charlottetown meeting secured a poll tax cut to 2 from 3, though the tax remains 3. Government leadership remains unclear amid factional dispute and approval debates.
The author argues current comment and incidents risk at Falconwood a home for the insane, noting accidents occur despite caution. They urge nonpartisan oversight and semi public inquiries to prevent repeats, praising its management and calling for vigilance and transparency.
Guardian Readers furnished content celebrates everyday courage as honesty and doing. The piece emphasizes living within means, resisting temptations, and completing real work rather than merely planning. It credits Richard Lord in the Curtis Fly leat for ideas on credit from deeds.
A letter urges ranchers to join a marketing association to absorb growing pelts output. It argues independents hinder progress, praising unity, shared effort, and orderly school plans while warning against selfish resistance and underfunded past efforts. The piece highlights leadership elections, shareholder control, and the need for broad participation to sustain markets.
A letter argues production growth failed without market development and appeals to ranchers to support a new organization. The writer, A. E. Arsenault, urges funding and influence to sustain high production standards and build a staple market for a growing product. Dominion Day details follow in the Examiner.
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