Women’s suffrage and poll tax debate reach town meeting
A 1917 news item discusses women's voting rights and poll tax issues. It notes women may gain equal voting power, questions why they were not taxed, and calls readers to check voter lists and subscribe to The See for the year's balance.
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Sun Office
School fairs draw strong interest then fade in Grenfell and Wolseley
Reader notes from Heemon and Wolseley fairs show high enthusiasm among children and parents with a plan for more events centered in Grenfell. however local interest waned and the proposed exhibition did not occur. Reports also praise rural schools, recount soldiers seeking aid for a Regina home, and question government funding and wartime training policies.
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Fragments on wartime franchise and agriculture policy
The text discusses wartime governance issues including a proposed franchise for citizens, potential resignations as war ends, and a push for a regulated wheat price. It also mentions Canadian attitudes on venereal disease, Toronto women favoring limited franchise, and a consumers’ group addressing vegetable costs and retail logistics.
UFE AFTER FORTY The Best Half Of Life
Fragmentary notice discusses framing a man at forty with masterful work. It mentions new futures, perseverance, and a call to apply, though most details are unclear due to damaged text.
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