Auditors Report Highlights North Norfolk Progress in 1938
The Rural Municipality of North Norfolk shows steady progress in 1938 with total receipts around 77 700 and disbursements about 68 900, yielding a net gain of 11 400. Unmatured debentures total 23 009 and 12 500 remains due on Highway No 1. taxes remained well paid, and the auditor praised the secretary treasurer and council while noting a forthcoming pamphlet edition of the report.
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North Norfolk
Thompson
Austin
Dutis
What Do We Get Out of It from Work
HS RUNGAY explains a practical view on work value, noting wages often vanish to clothing, rent, groceries, insurance, and other expenses while the lasting gain is the development of ability rather than money.
Building Ability Through Daily Work and Study
The text argues that ability arises from application and practice more than money. Work hours can become a personal school where tuition is paid by being present. Personal effort, study, comparison, and practice build lasting ability that no one can take away.
Brandon Elks win Manitoba junior hockey title series
The Brandon Elks clinched the Manitoba junior hockey championship by taking the fourth game 4-3 from the Winnipeg Monarchs. After dropping Game 1 3-11, Brandon recovered to win 4-3, 5-4, and 4-3 across games two to four. They advance to a best two out of three against Fort William Columbus Club, with Game 1 in Winnipeg tonight.
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Brandon Elks
Manitoba
Winnipeg Monarchs
Wheat City
Elks
Fort William Columbus Club
Winnipeg
Manitoba Legislature Proposes Record High Spending
Last Week in the Legislature reports Mr. Garson tabled estimates showing the total spending for next year at a record high, with salaries rising across Civil Service and a salary hike for Legislators from 1674 to 1837 dollars. Education sees the largest increase, while Conservatives critique the raises as excessive amid grain value declines. The Education Minister highlights funding for physical training, English, grants to secondary schools, scholarships, and citizenship courses, noting expanded support for deaf education. Conservatives praise progress on physical training and English, aligning with their past advocacy.
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Garson
Manitoba
Department of Education
Department of the
Errick Willis
Conservative Party
The
Legislat
Ure
CPR Offers Low Spring Fares to Pacific Coast
Canadian Pacific Railway announces bargain spring fares from March 31 to April 8 from Ontario ports Port Arthur and west, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta to Vancouver Victoria and other British Columbia points. Tickets limited to 30, in Coach Tourist or Standard classes. Contact agent B L Patterson at MacGregory for details and booking.
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B. L. Patterson
MacGregory
Pacific Coast
Canadian Pacific Railway
Ontario
Port Arthur
West
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Vancouver
Victoria
British Columbia
Patterson
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HS Rungay
Western Municipal News
Rienced
Bank of Montreal
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E. G. Elliott
Enterprise
Cobbe Hardware Merchant
Randon Elks
J. A. Ludwig
Cemuist
Carberry
Stinson Hotel
Inon & Mackinn
J. Percival MacKinnon
Malcolm E. MacKinnon
B.A
Malgregor
H. A. Lye, Ll.b
P.O. Box
Man
T Austin
Kirshner, Rabkin & Co
California
Stirling
J. P. Lawne
M.L.A
C.P.R
Coast
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