World Turns Against Radicalism in Russia and U S Labor
Observers note that prolonged revolution destroys the social and economic order, prompting Russia to begin rebuilding. In the United States, radicals lose support as communities favor steady systems and cooperation. A Vancouver commission report rejects the claim that labor broadly backs radicalism, urging stable industrial relations and cautious reform.
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Russia
I.W.W
Royal Commission On Industrial Relations
Vancouver
Practical readjustment for improved conditions
The text argues that steady improvements come from practical, constructive steps. It emphasizes holding effective practices, recognizing that efficient conditions boost production and benefits all, and urges common desire to start improvements even if plans vary by industry. It ends by urging practicality fairness and forward-looking hope.
Negligence and Forest Fires in the Dominion
Tremendous sums are lost yearly in Canada through forest fires. Government statistics show ten million dollars worth of trees burned in one year. Provincial forest service pushes stricter rules for settlers to obtain permits for clearings and to prevent fires from spreading. Campfires and careless disposal of matches are highlighted as major threats, with calls for criminal treatment of negligence. Timber value is cited as historically high, justifying stringent protections.
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Canada
Forest Service Department
In Honor of Patches Thrift Stamp Campaign Urges Saving
A wartime thrift stamp drive promotes patches on hearts and clothes to fund recovery. Citizens are urged to invest 23 cents for a future 5 dollar value, supporting veterans and nation rebuilding, with emphasis on pride, thrift, and helping Canada.
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France
Scotland
England
Atlantic
Canada
Land Act Amendments and Free Grants Provisions
Synopsis of amendments reduce first class land to 80 cents an acre and second class to 3.60 an acre. Pre emption limited to surveyed lands and records issued for agriculturally suitable non timber land. Partnerships abolished but up to four may pre empt adjacent claims with joint residence and separate improvements. Five year occupancy and $10 per acre improvements required for Crown Grant. intermediate certificate possible after health or other reason. Records may be issued with $300 annual improvements and annual recording. Five year minimum title. improvements and two years residence required. Substantial details on unsurveyed homesites, grazing and industrial sites, timber land sales with stumpage, and road construction rebates. Free grants extended to service members with wartime provisions, tax relief, and refunds for pre war payments. Grazing Act 1919 establishes range districts and annual permits, with associations for range management.
Advertising Columns Drive The Sun’s Reader Reach
The Sun relies on its advertising columns to reach its broad audience while promoting War Savings Stamps. Readers are urged to support the national drive through purchases and savings stamps.
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the Sun
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Che Grand Forks Sun
Indieneewspaper
A. Evans
AHD
Advange
Great Britain
United States
B.C
Jaton Wir
Pige, Columma Avenue
Lake Street
Dominion
A.D. Morrison
eMiller
Gardner
Mt.urest
Uixes
Columbia Avenue
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