Questioning monopoly claims in Mor tob a defense of wheat canope
A fragmented Mapitota era editorial questions who financed land and oxen grants, who benefited from railway gifts, who endured years of monopoly, and why the Empire should defend wheat canopes amid reports of cash orders and land perm its. The piece argues monopolies and combines are prolific in empire circles and urges defense of local wheat interests.
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Joba
Mortoba
NPL Rint
Montreda
CPR
Editorial Notes on Wheat Prices North Dakota to Canada
A Pres correspondent notes farmers in Dakota and Minnesota earn four to six cents more per bushel of wheat than those just north of the international line. Despite similar growing conditions and transport costs, Neche and Gretna price differences persist, with Canadian grain dealers gaining about a penny per bushel under near-identical conditions. The writer argues the discrepancy cannot be justified by freight or sea-trade rates, urging scrutiny of cross-border pricing practices.
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The
Pres
Dakota
Minnesota
Greton
Gretna
Wallam
Seaboard
Duluth
Fort Willan
Nominations For Rural Ward Councillors Reported Unclear
Fragmentary OCR details list names and wards for municipal nominations. Ward 1A and Ward 3 show acclamation and retirements. Names include John Brydon Young Daniel Campbell William Cares Ezra E Tuees trek Orchard Wes Bhanks H. McGregor with uncertain roles.
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Scooun
Sclock Perucky
Varios
John Brydon Young
Daniel Cambelt
William Cares
Stove
Cairms
Ezra E Tuees
Wes Bhanks
Gairas
H. McGregor
Sccla
Local race results show divided council after tense meeting
Nonsensical OCR text mentions nominations and a heated meeting about a council race. It references Renae Younes Taras We Hy Metres and the poll on the 240. The fragment indicates a vote split with nominal references to candidates and departments but lacks clear outcomes or factual details.
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Amiell
Kasnor
Thik Veral
Anybony
Attendance Report From Portage Community Column
November attendance figures for Senior ROC and Junior enrollment show average daily attendance and totals. The report notes visits by residents to Carberry, Winnipeg, and Drumheller era, with social events and threshers travel. local farms, schools, and a community concert are mentioned.
Tam in fet as a candidate for reeve election pledge
A candidate pledges to reform council finances by appointing a minister of accounts to pre approve expenditures and provide full itemised yearly statements to ratepayers. He condemns debentures for public works, supports a defined road system, and promises careful economical municipal management.
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Treg
Counel
Lam
Tremain
Lost two horses troubling owners near Colton
Two colts, a dark gray eight year old and a second horse, vanished from an area near Colton. A reward is offered by W B Galroy for information leading to recovery and return of the animals.
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W. B Galroy
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