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Spend Your Money at Home Echo Editorial Stance
The Echo refuses a mail order advertising contract to keep business local. It argues that supporting local stores raises town value and farmland quality and questions out of town printing demand.
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Beautifying the Cemetery A town improvement idea
The article urges western towns to enhance their cemeteries by adding gravel paths, mowing grass, and planting flower beds at entrances and path junctions. It proposes forming a committee to organize donations of flowers and seeds and volunteers like farmers to provide labor and equipment for accessible grave areas.
Local Option Prohibition Law Prompts Enforcement Debate
Local option liquor license provisions face criticism and uneven enforcement across municipalities. Supporters say the amended act tests professions and requires voters to back strict enforcement, while opponents doubt strict prohibition efficacy. The piece argues active participation is essential and questions the value of an unobserved local option law.
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Local option law sparks temperance debate in Neepawa
The Neepawa Press notes the law penalizes liquor possession and requires incriminating information from accused drinkers. It limits vets and chemists from selling intoxicants without certification and imposes penalties for failing to assist law enforcement, shifting burden of innocence to the accused.
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Lavinia and Ortwold Edge Short, Nervy Match
Lavinia and Ortwold played a tight game with a narrow one goal margin victory for the home team. Visiting football teams did not attend, and a severe hailstorm damaged crops in the district last week.
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Garden Party Draws Big Crowd At Alexanders Home
The Ladies Aid reported strong turnout for the Garden Party at Mrs. E W Alexanders. Although some sports started late, the basketball gathering emerged as the day’s featured event with lively competition and wide interest.
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