Former Liberty Boy Dies in England
Harold A. Lawe, 23, formerly of Liberty district Winnipeg, died in England while on air duty after serving with the Royal Air Force. He had earlier joined the Mayal Flying corps and earned the Croix de Guerre for downing three enemy planes. His family and parish were informed by Mre Levine Stather of Winnipeg.
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Levine Stather
Kennay Street
Winnipeg
Harold A. Lawe
Mayal Flying Corp
Laws
The
Graduated War Tax on Incomes
The piece argues for a progressive income tax to fund the war effort, detailing how the tax will be based on ability to pay. It notes living wages will be spared, while higher incomes contribute more, and compares farmers’ imputed value of home-grown goods to salaried workers’ incomes. The aim is equitable revenue and national strength.
Proclamation Marks Saskatchewan Observance March 14–24
A proclamation issued by His Honor Lieut. Gov. Lake designates March 14 to 24 in Saskatchewan as an observance period. Ministers and clergy from all denominations are asked to reference the proclamation in next broadcasts and services.
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Saskatchewan
Gov. Lake
Local Phone System To Be Extended
The Liberty Village Telephone Co plans extensive improvements this summer. Extensions will serve four elevators, the depot, Liberty Press office, bank, hotel, lumber yard and several private residences, connecting farmers in the district east and west.
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Liberty Village Telephone Co
CW i
Liberty Pres
Fortune Smiles on Lonely Bachelor Kenworthy
The Liberty district’s farm success story follows Kenworthy, an English immigrant who left Hertfordshire for Manitoba. He homesteaded, built a new home, and trains horses and cattle, planning a well to improve water supply. His lone bachelor life reflects a steadfast pursuit of competence and quiet fulfillment on the prairie.
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Liberty
Kenworthy
Howe
Harold Bell Wright
Allegory Questions Liberty Press Subscriptions Payment
An allegorical tale asks what a farmer should do when neighbors owe for subscriptions. It compares wheat debts to unpaid Liberty Press dues and suggests continued requests or halting deliveries until payment. The piece urges subscribers to decide how to handle overdue accounts and the impact on their business.
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Liberty Press
Orrente
Contract Awarded For Phone Extension
The Liberty Rural Telephone Co directors opened tenders and awarded the extension contract to McLeod Pros. of Regine. Successful tenderers are veterans in the district, having built most of the lines here.
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Liberty Rural Telephone Co
Ihe
McLeod Pros
Regine
Fragmented wartime note hints at morale and travel
The fragment mentions ongoing war concerns with liquor shortages and a reference to Ho Richardson visiting his sister Mrs Pred Steve. It briefly alludes to an event or lecture titled Mecture des Bethel Sores veo. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or dates.
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Ho. Richardson
Mrs. Pred Steve
Jef Yeaterlay
Parland
A Sa
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McGunigal & Dumler
L. A. Shank
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Uber
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England
Lieat Laws
Liberty District
St. G. Kidd
Winnipeg City Law Courte
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Arthur Bates
Txsae Ken
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Western Prairies
Cernig
Miniay
Hater
Manitoba
Pattie
King Booze
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Quebre
Canada
Rev. T. McAfee
Bethel Church
Emerson
Brantingham
Reeves & Geiser Peerless Threshing Machinery
E.B. and
Reeves Engine Gangs
A. R. Lang
A. Neilson
John Deere Machinery
van Brunt
John Deere Gang
Triple Gang
John Deere Pony Engine
Long Lake
Martin Nelson
C. P. BR
Notary Public Justice of the
Liberty Realty CO
Thompson
A. Dowcan, Sec.Treas
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