Optimism Guides Western Canada Economy Outlook 1936
The piece argues optimism will lift Manitoba and western Canada as 1936 begins, noting improved commerce, more business for manufacturers and bankers, and a general shift from pessimism to renewed confidence. It highlights renewed travel, spending, and better prospects for farmers, merchants, and towns despite ongoing adjustments after a past boom.
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Manitoba
Western Canada
Commerce and Business
Memory of King George V Honored in Canada and Britain
Memorial services across Canada and the British Commonwealth marked the memory of King George V. In Windsor a funeral period and church service were led by Rev. G L Armstrong with Britannia Chapter members in attendance. The rector praised the king’s duty to his people as hymns, the Dead March, and the national anthem concluded the service.
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Canada
George Nof
St. George's 1
Windsor
G. LL Armstrong
Britannia
Edward VIII
Saul
Queen Mary thanks public for sympathy after King George’s death
Queen Mary issued a heartfelt message from Backing Ace thanking the people of the United Kingdom and the Empire for sympathy during King George’s death. She expresses sorrow, gratitude, and faith in sharing grief, and asks for prayers as she guides her son into reign.
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London
Queen Mary
United Kingdom
Empire
George
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