Canada’s Parliament Opens May 15 New Taxes Likely Ahead
The first session of the ninth parliament will open Thursday afternoon May 15. Prime Minister Mackenzie King notes Canada supports the Allies fully and faces a hefty 500 million war budget. Taxation will rise with major income tax increases, more war loans, and possible rationing as Canada sustains the war effort.
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A More Beautiful Canada Is Planting For Home Beauty
The article argues planting trees shrubs and flowers enhances homes and upbringing. It stresses the emotional and financial value of nursery stock and the relaxation gardens offer, countering objections about time and cost and urging homeowners to contribute to attractive surroundings.
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Advertisers Urge Planting Tips From Local Experiments
The article notes that regardless of busyness, residents can obtain planting material recommendations from nearby Experimental Farm or Agricultural College. It encourages communities to improve beauty, implying benefits from better town planning and horticulture advice.
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Manitoba Proclaims Monday May 13 as Arbor Day
A cabinet meeting issued a proclamation fixing Monday May 13 as Arbor Day and signed by the lieutenant governor. Public notices urge observance with tree planting, and rural schools will hold Arbor Day exercises as usual across the province.
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The Bank in Our Home Town
This piece extols the local rural bank as central to the community’s economy. It discusses how banks vary by town size, dependency on local buying power, and the bank’s role in supplying deposits and credit during lean years, concluding with pride in the home-town institution.
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