Fox import rules spark debate in Charlottetown
The United States issues a new order requiring inspection and quarantine for all foxes imported, except those for zoos or research. Foxes must be accompanied by an import affidavit and paid by the owner, with designates ports for entry. The Guardian urges markets beyond the US and lauds Hon. A. E. Arsenault for being appointed Supreme Court judge, praising his fair, sound, and precedent-based approach.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
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Supreme Court
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London
England
Justice Arsenault
Henders Attacks Crerar Over Tariff Policy in York Sunbury
In Fredericton the MP R C Henders challenged Farmers' Progressive Party leader T A Crerar, accusing him of policy contortions after leaving government. Henders highlighted Crerar’s past support for tariff reductions and questioned mandate and election credibility amid farmer sentiment and grain growers' influence.
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N.B
York-Sunbury
R. C. Henders
M. P
Grain Growers Association
T. A. Crerar
Farmers’ Progressive Party
Henders
Crerar
Dr. Clarke
Meighen
Bush
Thim
York Sunbury
Charlottetown 150 Years Ago Describes early town growth and British rule
The article recalls Charlottetown’s 1810 petition for Weymouth Street improvements and the first schoolhouse in 1820. It details Bishop Plessis’s 1812 visit, the 1811 court building, garrison life, and early civic figures, including Governor Smith’s autocratic style, militia drills, and the Round Market legacy on Queen Square.
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Charlottetown
Weymouth Street
Hillsboro
St. Peter's Road
National School
College Square
Jabez Barnard
Weymouth
Kent Streets
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Joseph Octave Plessis
Quebec
Plessie
Prince Edward Island
Judge Alley
Fanning
St. John’s Island
Princetown
Malpeque Bay
Georgetown
MacDonald
Tracadiew
MacPher
Beubien
Queen Square
Supreme Court
House of Assembly
Legislative Council
Caesar Colclough
Colclough
Pownal Street
de Smith
Colony
Robert Pyke
Volunteer
Militia Corps
Queen's County
Smrih
Nelson
Robinson
Pyke
Smith
Paul Mabey
Holland
Mabey
Col. Holland
Captain Barrington
m@m
Barracas
Barrington
Halifax
Governor Smith
Round Market House
Friendship and privacy in women readers notes
An opinion on true friendship vs acquaintances argues that entering a woman's home and sharing daily details does not make one a friend. Real friendship requires respect for domestic privacy, heart to heart conversation, and discussion of higher concerns, not common social topics.
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Sme
Earth
Ign
Fashion and fiscal talk clash in old papers
The Cleveland Plain Dealer mocks spring hats that hide the eyes ears and mouth while the Toronto Financial Post flags Drayton's budget as a reasonable effort amid daunting revenue and a troubled trade balance, noting income tax unlikelihood.
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Drayton
Government weighs taxes and profiteering in coal costs
The discussion notes that excess profits taxes have passed their time but an extended sales tax may reflect business needs. If profiteering is found, the Government should act. If transport costs drive prices, consider using government boats to move Nova Scotia coal to Ontario.
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Canada
Canada’s War Deeds Probed By Guardian View
The Manchester Guardian argues Canada risks overreach in postwar policy while recalling its wartime resolve and appetite for challenges. The piece credits Canada with capable handling and warned limits in new international roles.
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Manchester Guardian
Canada
Montreal tops Domin in tax payments says Quebec city
Montreal boasts it led Domin in income tax payments with high volume and promptness. The article notes large remittances from western provinces may explain the abundance of funds supporting city finances.
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Montreal
Domindon
Common Sense on Tariff Policy Cited in Hamilton Opinion
The Hamilton Herald Ind notes that most Canadians should see the folly of lowering tariff barriers as other nations, especially the United States, move to raise theirs. The piece argues for maintaining protection amid global shifts in trade policy.
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Hamilton Herald
Nova Scotia coal cited as pricier than Pennsylvania fuel
Evidence shows Nova Scotia coal costs more in Quebec and Ontario than Pennsylvania coal. A parliamentary committee should conduct a thorough expert inquiry into production and transportation costs and determine if there are legitimate reasons for the price disparities.
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Nova Scotia
Quebec
Ontario
Pennsylvania
United States
The Old Gardener Says Roses For Pots And Gardens
The old gardener notes you can plant roses in pots with minimal root disturbance and they will continue growing. He recommends Ophelia a fragrant light pink rose and S K Rindge a new yellow variety. Duchess of Wellington remains a standard yellow. He advises rich soil and full sun.
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Hook
Canada
Meighen
Duchess of Wellington
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