Manitoba Legislature Opens with Speech from Throne
The 17th Manitoba Legislature opened with Lieutenant Governor Sir James Aikens reading the throne speech. It highlights education, resource coordination, Bay Railway construction, reductions in expenditure, and new measures to bolster voting effectiveness. The session began with the new ministers introduced and debates set for Monday.
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Arrears Notice and Request for Payment Reminders
A faded notice discusses ongoing efforts to collect small overdue accounts. The text notes many accounts are two years or more in arrears and urges debtors to remit the amount owed, acknowledging the personal hardship of sending frequent small payments.
Manitoba United Farmers Convention strengthens pools and reform aims
The Manitoba United Farmers Convention delegates voted in favor of wheat and cattle pools and renewed support for national pooling efforts. They passed resolutions urging single transferable vote, completion of Hudson Bay railway, full repayment to Home Bank creditors, a US dairy duty removal for one year, and investigations into port terminal elevators and grading. A.J. Poole was reelected president. Mrs. James Elliott was named Carman president for two years. The Free Press notes UFMs grew by 10,118 members last year. Branton chosen for convention center.
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Notice of Municipal Revision in North Norfolk
Notice dated 12th a 1924 announces revision of roll to address complaints in North Norfolk Municipal area. Official postings list E Lev presiding. Proceedings govern local administration and eligibility inquiries under wartime civic procedures.
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Rural Municipality Revises Assessments in 1923 Notice
In the Province of Manitoba Rural Municipality Nor ment Koll announces that any person who desires to have the assessment of real or personal property reviewed must file a written complaint in the office for the Mortal Revision. A day of January A.D. 238 is set for the process with the Rural Municipality chair Lewin presiding.
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