Local markets crucial in Canadian trade balance says commission
The Canadian Trade Commission notes that a far greater trade occurs in domestic farm goods within Canadian cities and towns than in exports abroad. The emphasis is on the importance of home markets rather than external trade figures.
Memorial vs skating rink debated by returned soldiers
Returned Soldier Ochre River writes that a skating rink as a memorial is undesired and urges a lasting monument for the dead. He argues funds should aid four dead soldiers' families and maimed veterans instead of a rink. He cites a recent meeting and questions GWVA involvement. He signs June 2, 1919.
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Barbers Raise Prices Draw Public Critique
A reader from Dauphin voices frustration over barber price increases noted in a May issue. The letter urges consumers to buy home shaving kits to save money and argues barbers profit while the country struggles financially.
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Donations to the Children’s Aid Society Acknowledgments
The Children’s Aid Society thanks donors who contributed in April and May. Listed are Mrs. Walker Wellman McIntosh Kydd Widmeyer A Stelek James McLeod D Wishart G Strang H V Smith R H Smith Swartwood A Bennett John Gardner Buckwold McConnell L Wright Gooch McIllwain H Rozell Wilkie Cochrane Margaret Hoy D McKillop Wm. Boyd James Armstrong Cameron Heap Royal Fruit Store Schools grades 9 10 11 Mrs. T Pollen sr Helping Hand of Ummatilla Mrs J E Stevens William King Fork River H B Stevens Rebekahs Lieut Stuart Widmeyer Chapter 1 C C E Baptist Ladies Aid. Butter eggs rhinhard wanted.
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Fruit a tives promise relief from auto intoxication
The advertisement claims constipation causes auto intoxication and a host of illnesses from kidney trouble to skin conditions. It promotes Fruit a tives as a fruit medicine that cleanses the bowels and eliminates waste, priced at Oc a box six for 2.50 with a 25 cent trial size, available through dealers or by mail from Fruit a tives Limited Ottawa.
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Labor unrest sermon links faith to industry
The Rev J A Haw argued in a Methodist service that ministers must study social and economic issues from a Christian view. He said labor seeks justice not charity, condemned wealth concentration, and urged conditions where workers count as people, not tools, warning the present system risks ongoing unrest.
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D.C.I. Baseball Team Wins in Heat at Ball Park
The D.C.I. squad defeated Gilbert Plains with a 10 to 0 score in sizzling weather. McMurray pitched superbly with frequent strikeouts as the offense capitalized late. few errors and strong defense supported the win. Players included Gilbert Plains-Beaton Finnen Best DeWitt Hamilton Dalygett Yewill Reginbold Denn Db CT-Grant Shobbrook Whyte Bennett Bigham Whitmore Porter McMurray Kennedy.
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Miss Mona McLachlin Begins Teaching Monday
Miss Mona McLachlin started in to teach at the school on Monday.
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Christianity and Democracy in Industry Reform Debate
A conference speech argues Christianity has democratized politics and aims at labor capital partnership under a Christian framework. It warns the smug middle class as greatest threat while urging workers and employers to live as brothers within a reformed industrial order.
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Baptist Convention Postponed to October
The Manitoba Baptist convention management committee postponed the gathering from June 5 to October due to ongoing strike conditions. Officials hope unrest subsides by October and plan to build a larger delegation than currently feasible.
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