Manitoba Platform of the Constructive Party
The Herald Conservative outlines the Constructive party platform adopted at Winnipeg's convention. Proposals call for economies in administration, cabinet reductions, reduced indemnities, franchise reform, stricter alien labor rules, selective immigration, education independence, government control of school lands, impartial justice administration, agricultural and technical education, government ownership of railways with rate control, transfer of crown lands, municipal aid, equal rights, worker injury compensation, northern expansion to Hudson Bay, fisheries control, a Hudson Bay railway, prohibition measures within provincial powers, and a broad mandate for provincial rights and development.
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Winnipeg
Canada
United States
Europe
Board of Education
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Sofar
Manitoba
Hudson’s Bay
Hudson's Bay
Prohlem
Liberal shift ends party divide in Manitoba politics
The Portage la Prairie debate recalls Hugh John Macdonald’s jab that platforms would be stolen. The Herald endorses the Conservatives, noting the Liberals and Conservatives now share most principles. It argues the outcome hinges on the men who will carry them out.
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Manitoba
Portage la Prairie
Hugh John Macdonald
Herald
Manitoba reform prompts federal bill on school fund proceeds
The provincial government urges Ottawa to push a parliamentary bill turning over 400000 from Manitoba school fund proceeds. It also wins Laurier's government to concede Manitoba should control public lands. Greenway and McMillan praised for shifting stance.
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Dominion
Manitoba
Laurier
Messrs
Greenway
McMillan
Ottawa
Picnic and Sports at Victoria Settlement News
Local gathering on July 5 featured a large crowd at well laid grounds with a fine dinner and a football match where Rossendale beat Hartford by scoreless 0. Various residents visited relatives in Ontario and east, with Manitoba fever noted. Questions arise about George’s bachelor life and barbed wire prices as rain barrels draw warnings for boys at night.
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Rossendale
Hartford
George
Dave
Ld Boy
Portage Trips and Local News Highlights
Lin drove to Portage on Thursday and returned Friday with Mrs. Hawley and Miss Maud Hawley of MacGregor, all reporting a splendid trip. Masters Joseph and James Hamblin returned home Saturday after visiting their grandmother Mrs. Moore. July 7, 1899 minister, no church last Sabbath. W H Love attended the Bowmans grave picnic on the 1st. A Rossendale picnic drew attendees from this place including J Lonsborough and sister of Olive, plus Miss Clark of Somerset, at G Love’s on Sunday. Public school closed for holidays, Miss Egan returning to Springfield. Mrs. J T Blacktorn and wife back at Roseisle after three weeks with the parental home Crops look A1 in this district. Mayor Murphy and Macairegor on Monday. New MacGregor train arrival times listed. Miss Latey Jones at Portage writing exams all last week. W Lathwell of the public school enjoying holidays with parents. Dr. Walker of Carberry in town midweek. The Austin Orangemen celebrated the 12th at Carberry with a great time. Walter Rogers returned to Plumas last week and will be missed on the local football team.
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Lin
Portage
Mrs. Hawley
Maud Hawley
MacGregor
Wellington Summer Picnic And Local Activities Report
The district held its annual picnic in the grove north of Mr Walker s, July 4th, with a large crowd, bountiful repast, sports prizes, and evening dancing. A football match saw Golden Stream lose to Wellington, and residents attended fairs, bike showcases, and visits while notes mention Mr D Smith building a residence and Mr Chas Payne purchasing Potts farm. A Methodist service will resume later, with Church of England services planned for next Sunday at 11 a.m.
Rosehill News Briefs and Local Notices
Rosehill reports plowing now general and surveyors leaving abruptly as residents ask what the trouble is. Councillor Monregor’s new house rushes toward completion. Robert Snaith begins crushing grain with good results. Several Rosehill residents attend the Winnipeg exhibition this week. Names listed include Mr Barrows Mrs Fiske Mrs Hamblin and Master Willie Hamb.
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Monregors
Robert Snaith
Mr. Barrows
Fiske
Hamblin
Willie Hamb
Bradley Garretson Co Leads in Healthy Cook Book
A Bradford era note highlights Bradley Garretson Co as a leader in healthy cook book initiatives. The brief mentions a focus on nutritious recipes and practical guidance for households seeking balanced meals.
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Bradley-Garretson CO
Brantford, Ont
Wanted Three Young Men For Special Summer Work
Three young men are sought this summer for special work. Preference given to teachers or educated men. See notice for details.
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