Budget step forward, Progressive aid debated in House
Robert Porke urges that the budget marks progress while rejecting any pledge to back a rival group. He argues the Progressive movement sees brighter prospects, opposes tariff walls, and calls for sound finances, economy in administration, and continued focus on education and welfare.
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Prince May Visit Ranch This Autumn
A fragmented clipping notes a planned autumn visit by the Prince to a ranch with references to long‑standing estates and a ceremonial event. It mentions associated organizers and potential public invitations, but many words are garbled, leaving key names and dates unclear.
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Manitoba Farm Help Signs Up for Season
In Brandon Manitoba farm owners seek seasonal workers as harvest approaches. About 10 to 16 workers are expected to start, with contracts lasting the month or as long as harvest lasts. Employers hope for enough signups to meet the season’s labor needs.
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Brandon
No More Pains In His Back
Mr Stephen Kozak reports relief after using Dodd Kidney Pills with no back pain and a pleasant taste remaining. The ad claims the pills ease diabetes dropsy bladder issues and other urinary disorders, promising relief even when others fail and urging readers to obtain them from druggists.
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Tariff Concessions Aid Industries and Alter Taxes
The finance minister announces tariff changes to aid manufacturers and dealers. Sales tax reductions align with US parity, affecting implements from the United States and steel inputs. Free list duties apply to moulds and racing shells for amateur clubs, with exemptions for fire brick ingot moulds and ore smelting materials. Wholesale and jobber tax practices updated to ensure uniform taxation and compliance.
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Ho .A. Robb
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Jana Jobbers
Chinese Big Buyers Of Canadian Wheat in March Markets
Chinese buyers led Canadian wheat imports in March with 2,519,956 mab units valued at 9,365 dollars. The United Kingdom, Belgium, France, Germany, and China also purchased significant volumes, reflecting a yearlong rise in exports and notable oats trade growth.
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Carter May Carry On Work In Tutankhamen Tomb
The Egyptian government seeks full control of the tomb and its contents as Howard Carter is allowed to complete his exploration. London reports say Parliament may approve funds and permit continued access with the government bearing future costs. The decision follows Carter's ongoing discoveries in the tomb of Tutankhamen.
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Road Cost and Land Sales Detail for Hudson Bay Railway
The text reports railway construction cost estimates of 15 asumir and mentions a 6 256 000 cost estimate for building the road plus references to Dominion Lands Act sales. It notes no specific sale provisions for land under that act and provides figures for net sales up to March 1924 including pre emptions and homesteads bought totaling 49 330 134.
Canada Exporting More Cars For Freight and Passenger Use
Canada exported more automobiles in the year ending March 1924 than the prior 12 months. Freight vehicles reached 15,396 units, while passenger cars totaled 54,522 exported, valued at 27,246,025 dollars, with a rise over the previous year’s figures of 45,108 cars valued at 25,60.
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Increase in Shoe Exports Surges in Canada 1924
Canadian shoe exports for the year ending March 1924 more than doubled the prior year. The United States was the chief buyer, importing 3 227 pairs, with Tapen in second place at 1 628 pairs, signaling a strong demand for Canadian boots abroad.
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Kiliea the Sacramento Cow Shot in Los Angeles Trade
A Sacramento cow named Kiliea was shot and killed in Los Angeles amid reports she carried foot and mouth disease. Her owners later refuted a $64,000 valuation, while one of her calves sold for $61,600 after about three months.
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Will Inspect Railway CNR President to Make Personal Trip
Sir Henry Thornton told a deputation from the One-the-Day Association he intended a personal inspection trip to the Hudson Bay railway endpoints to obtain firsthand information. He would travel to the end of steel and to the bay heel if the government votes funds to complete the road, seeking solid facts amid mixed supporter and opponent views. F. Grace, was street Mayor of Winnipeg for the deputation.
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Corn Relief Ad Claims Quick Pain Free Result
An excerpt describes Freesone and Cyrergone products promising instant corn relief without soreness. It notes a druggist offering a tiny bottle for a few cents and asserts the remedy removes hard corns between toes and on the feet.
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Have You A Daventer A Dauntless Patent Remedy Pitch
An old time advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Drageing Test Medicine claiming it cures wako health and motherhood issues. It urges readers to visit neighborhood drug stores or send money to Dr. Pierce's Laboratory at Bridgevarg Outur Wiel parnage for tablets or liquid.
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Predicts Coming Of International Peace Around the World
A garbled passage discusses hopes for international peace and reduced war mentality. It references May events, labor concerns, bracing ports, and security debates among nations, hinting at renewed diplomacy and cautious optimism in global relations.
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Alberta Farmers Report Sufficient Help Through April
Officials say farmers have enough labor through April with 4477 men employed for farm work. Four months show 2700 more paceagents than last year, though a shortage persists for new arrivals and help is still awaited.
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English Syndicate Buys Mennonite Land in Manitoba
English land syndicate buys Mennonite property at Winkler and Morden in southern Manitoba. Purchase price around 90000 dollars with 50000 paid upfront. includes deeded and varied parcels. Mennonite owners and others in Manitoba and Mexico discuss relocation to Russia in coming months to align with new policy.
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Liberal Budget Criticized in Debate Across Canada
In a heated session, Liberal budgets drew sharp criticism from multiple speakers. Gen JA Clack condemned the budget as a mandate to depart, while others warned of debt and protectionist patterns. F A Lapierre defended the Liberal platform claiming stabilization and progress for Canada, noting wartime profits and industry improvements.
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Tornado Toll Across Seven States Revealed
Early tallies show 60 deaths across South Carolina Georgia Alabama North Carolina Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas Virginia with additional hospital deaths in Colombia and St Robertconvile. Damages include 750 000 in Anderson and about thirty homes destroyed as weather systems swept the region.
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States Urged to Join World Tribunal
Speakers at a Washington gathering urged the United States to endorse and join a proposed World Tribunal. The Federal Council of Chambers backed participation, arguing global harmony and a role for America in world governance.
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