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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
4
Fragmentary notes discuss a candidate for a tenancy, a deputy or party figure, and questions about seating and policy. The text references Mr Crerar and Mr Rox with hints of political maneuvering and voting positions. The passage is garbled and lacks full context.
The text shows a fragmented debate among party members about tariffs and protectionism. It references Mr Ross, strong protectionist peers, and criticisms of direct taxes, with mentions of several political figures and factions in the East and West.
Fragmentary notes show a discussion on impracticable freight rates and government action. The text references factual claims about freights and the feasibility of enforcement, with emphasis on regulatory response.
Fragmented text references Ir Crerar and Meighen with notes on voting patterns and a proposal. The readable portions suggest a discussion of consistency in voting across regions and the need for protection to carry business operations, but specifics are unclear.
The Progressive platform is argued as broad enough to cover all classes and not mere factional legislation. Supporters urged voters to use their ballots on December 6 to back the party and pledged that, if elected, they would pursue constitutional reforms.
The notice urges the public to vote next Tuesday with polls open from 9 am to 6 pm. Polling places listed include Ippips Hill School, Women's Wardhead School, Institute Hall, Arizona, Seangeville School, Norfolk School, and Community Hall Katrime.
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