Editor Explains Liquor Control in Canada Survey
By M Grattan O Leary Ottawa editor reviews a Dominion Bureau of Statistics report on government liquor control across provinces since 1920. It argues reduced consumption, elimination of bootleggers, lower crime, and substantial net profits funding highways, hospitals, pensions, and social services, with rising provincial and dominion revenue from liquor.
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A fragmentary statement notes Canada’s limited contribution and unclear stance on a draft liquor policy. The text is garbled, with missing context and incomplete arguments, making the overall meaning uncertain and requiring the original source for clarity.
Turton Crops Aided By Timely Showers
Turton reports rye headed out and crops progressing as a recent rain freshens fields. Farmers note hot weather increasing need for regular showers to sustain growth and timely harvest.
Sioux Falls Sets All-Time Daily Water Usage Record
Sioux Falls set a city record by consuming 1 900,000 gallons of water in one day, surpassing the prior mark of 6 780 000 gallons on July 10, 1990. Reservoirs were heavily taxed with only 400,000 gallons left in the large underground north reservoir.
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Northville graduates pursue teaching careers together
Misa LaVaun and Miss LaVern Vahldierk, both from Northville, after graduating from Northville High School, enrolled at Northern State Teachers College and earned four year degrees this spring. They plan to go to Albany Oregon. Miss La Vern to serve as music and art supervisor and Miss LaVaun to teach French. The article also notes Polynesian natives eat dogs as food.
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