Manitoba Legislature closes session with old age pension plan
The Manitoba 18th legislature prorogued after a December start and a Christmas recess. Of 138 measures introduced, 117 passed. key acts include Old Age Pensions and liquor reform. Pension eligibility targets British residents 20 years in Manitoba with 2000 dollars monthly payments, costing about 1 million overall, funded by federal and municipal measures. Large sums were set for roads, telephone lines, seed grain, and municipal borrowing to support farmers and rural infrastructure.
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Manitoba
Dumin
Donna Poeertaert
Waorgane - Oratory
Prohibition Forces 10 Seek Option Vote Across Rural Areas
Under the new Liquor Act effective February 1, many rural municipalities previously voting against beer sales face a local option vote. About ninety rural municipalities and towns are involved, including multiple villages and districts, with several beginning processes toward potential approval or rejection of beer sales. Named communities such as Winchester, Louise, Albert, Whitewater, Pipestone, and Langford appear among those affected.
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Acho
Tienda
North Norfolk seeks weed inspectors for 1928 term
Rural Municipality invites applications for two weed inspectors in 1928, one for the West half and one for the East half. Salary two hundred dollars each. Duties begin June 18 for a term of three and a half months. Applications due March 30, 1928. MacGregor dated March 12, 1928. G. B. Lewin, Sec Treas, KM N Norfolk.
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North Norfolk
MacGregor
License push and fines touch Prairie district concerns
In the Manitoba style list of towns and villages including Hamiota and Deloraine, two beer license applications are noted amid steady fines by enforcement forces. Efforts will be made to address the situation in the referenced constituencies.
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Shard
Hamiota
Armors
Rice
Bertie
Rowburn
Silver Creek
Russell
Portagela Prairie
Neepawe
Gladstone
Souris
Wawaress
Manitou
Pitot Mount
Killarney
Boissevai
Deloraine
Meta
Oak Lake
Fowwarren
Bictle
Napinka
Health Service urged to help crippled Canadian children
The Canadian Medical Association urges support for health departments and organizations to prevent disability in children. Early treatment for tonsils teeth measles and other illnesses is emphasized to avoid lifelong harm. Questions about health can be addressed to the Medical Age at College Street Toronto.
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College Steet
Toronto
Local hockey thriller ends with narrow win over Carberry
The local team defeated Carberry despite wild weather and slick ice. Carberry led early, Len Lamb equalized, then the locals dominated the second and final periods with goals from von and J Goir, Muir, and Peterson Dunog, securing a hard fought victory.
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Jay
Carberry Boys
Carberry
Len Lamb
Peter von
J. Goir
Muir
Peterson Dunog
Wisto
Cian Payerson
Om Saunders
Waste Basket as Moral Measure in a Man's Journal
An unsigned reflection argues that a man's use of a waste basket reveals character and honesty. It contends that a well used waste basket holds the wisest scraps of wisdom, while a cluttered one belies reputation and income.
Harwee Dominates Surry Combs and Clippers in Latest Bout
Harwee delivers a decisive victory over Surry Combs and Clippers, showcasing strong performance. The ad highlights our bus keep and comfort services with rose bags blankets wraps for horses, emphasizing quality gear for stables.
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Herve
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Twin City
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Bagot, Manitoba
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