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Newspaper
Foam Lake Chronicle
Location
Foam Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
8
A Saskatchewan debate unfolds over a provincial liquor bill as travelers discuss constitutional issues, class concerns, and the estate in expectancy tied to hotel licenses. Two readers argue the measure’s fairness, constitutional reach, and democratic legitimacy amid rural and agricultural perspectives.
In a heated exchange, speakers argue whether abolishing liquor retail sales serves the public good. One defends the measure as a democratic advance while warning against sudden state overreach, noting risks to small holders and minorities. The other defends majoritarian will and calls for decisive action despite harms.
A fiery exchange criticizes state liquor policy as unjust to 385 hotel keepers. The clergy and Jesuit rhetoric clash with arguments for a government monopoly and ruinous measures. The conductor interrupts, demanding tickets.
A man named Herman declares he is not German and will sue for libel anyone calling him so. The Kaiser’s title has turned into an insult in ten months. An unrelated ad plugs Campbell's Varnish Stain with a color card from E L Kidd. Ironically Herr Dernberg can only reach Germany under the British flag.
Six months residence required within nine miles of homestead in districts with 80 acre farms. Prices set at 3 dollars per acre. Three years of residence and cultivation 30 acres with a house valued at 40 dollars. Extra cultivation and livestock allowances apply. W. W. Cory, Deputy Minister of the Interior, notes unauthorized publication will not be paid.
A plea echoes for a trial to prove a ready money scheme paying out every two weeks. The message promises persuasion and assurance to backers amid the wartime financial atmosphere.
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