Western Canada the future granary of the empire
Ottawans hear Mr Mott erweil on wheat growing in the Canadian west. He traces expansion from Red River Valley to the Dakotas and beyond, argues for soil cultivation and moisture conservation, notes dangers of weeds and drought, and predicts Western Canada as the empire’s future granary.
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Special Levy Approved By Supreme Lodge Overdues
The Supreme Lodge ended a two week session with plans to levy 10 cents monthly on each member from lodges in debt to cover deficits. Jurisdictions must accept increased rates before October to receive aid. Narvis of Muscatine was elected Supreme Master Workman. The article also references unrelated wartime and sensationalist narratives involving figures like Haldane and Evelyn Nesbitt.
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Supreme Lodge
W.M Narvis
Muscatine
Must Follow Colonial Lead: London Policy Speech
At a banquet commemorating the 1900 stub Mr Chamberlain reiterated Conservative policy as reform and preference. He said the party, when returned to power, would carry the policy forward. He urged the colonies to lead by example through mutual preference and stated that the mother country must follow.
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London
Chamberlain
Cutworms Doing Little Harm in Winnipeg Crops
Reliable investigation shows cutworm damage is exaggerated by wheat manipulators. The loss will likely be no more than one per cent, and crop prospects are the best in twenty four years.
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Winnipeg
Nurses Win Diplomas at Brandon General Hospital
At Brandon General hospital training school for nurses two graduates received diplomas and medals. The successful nurses are Miss Bowler of Winnipeg Miss Thompson of Douglas and Misses Eamer McLauren and McCulloch of Brandon.
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Forgiveness and the Christian Life in Luke and Matthew
A devotional discussion on forgiveness within the life of a saved person, contrasting the forgiveness received at salvation with ongoing forgiveness required in daily living. It cites Peter's question on forgiveness, the parable of the unforgiving servant, and the call to emulate God’s boundless mercy in relations with others, anchored by biblical references.
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Census to be complete by 180000 people counted
Ottawa reports Regina dispute over census counts for six months residency rule. The June 24 deadline for recording population across the three provinces remains, with officers urged to locate individuals from any district alive at midnight. No fixed residence period is required, and non returning residents are counted if present at census time.
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King Attends Harris Concert Amid Enthusiastic Audience
A British-Canadian concert organized by AE Harriss in Queen's Hall drew a large crowd with King attending and being escorted to his box. The London Symphony Orchestra accompanied a 259-voice chorus, with solos by Miss Donalds, Miss Khan, John Harrison and Frangeon Navies. The program featured works by Mackenzie, Parry, Stanford, Bulgar Cowen and supported the Minto Cottage Fund of Canada.
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President and the Cowboy Dine Then Decline Visit
A noted old-time cowboy Willis of Glas ia declined a dinner invitation from the president citing no dress suit. The scene underscores a tense interplay between frontier figures and high office amid broader reports of Cairo Egypt where natives faced harsh sentences and executions following a village attack.
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Market Report June 28 1906 Wheat and trade notes
Market report from Thompeen Lone Cols covers wheat in the American speculative market, price movements in Winnipeg and Duluth, cash and futures activity, and expected supply from the United States. Mentions Asia Europe and recent weather, with price levels for June, July, August and October contracts. Also reports on related economic items and a brief note on personnel bonuses at a Canadian oil company and a political event in New York.
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Final report on Wendilitio Lake district case reveals three youths
An earlier incident near Wendilitio Lake district II involved three young men and a wav-asraer event. An assay shows EO percent and the finding is considered for a formal conclusion.
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New Wheat Route Aims To Ease Grain Traffic
Frank Reilly reports progress on a new railway link west of Pasquia connecting Catadhaweite to Weyburn and Stoughton via the Soo and Arcola lines. Seven miles are eroded, total length under 49 miles, with operation hoped by the grain season’s first day. Westbound trains from Winnipessto? will benefit from the Arco line link, relieving marine bottlenecks and improving service. Winnipeg promoter Wm. Sherring, famed long distance runner, to appear in Winnipeg exhibition.
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