Stevens Resigns From Bennett Cabinet in Canada
Hon. H. H. Stevens, minister of trade and commerce in the Bennett government, resigns after opposition statements and evidence presented to Premier Bennett. Stevens will give up chairmanship of the Price Spreads Commission though remaining a member. W. W. Kennedy of Winnipeg is named. The cabinet departure follows years of urging fair business practices and concerns over mass buying and price spreads affecting farmers and manufacturers.
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H. H. Stevens
Trade and Commerce
Bennett
Stevens
Venus
PLAN TO RESTORE DROUTH AREA
Premier Bracken addressed the Canadian Club in Winnipeg outlining a four part plan by the Dominion Government to rehabilitate drought regions in Western Canada. He urged reclamation of the drought area, farm rehabilitation, conservation, and sound development with federal and provincial cooperation and debt relief.
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Western Canada
Joan Bracken
Manitopa
Canadian Club
Winnipeg
Drouth
Bracken
Renewal Request for Herald Subscription
A reader asks to renew the Herald subscription for another year and offers to provide the renewal amount. The note conveys appreciation and seeks a renewal option.
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Herald
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Death of E F Course of Carberry shocks district
E F Course of Carberry died suddenly from a heart attack on Thursday after lighting the fire at home. Born in 1875 at Peterboro Ontario, he moved west in 1891 and built a long standing business career after learning barbering. Survived by widow and three daughters, with brothers and sisters, funeral held Saturday with L O L and 10 O F rites. Eddie Course was well known in MacGregor and region.
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E. F. Course
Carberry
Course
Peterboro
Ont
N. Boyd
10.C.F
L.O.L
Ty School Board
St. Agnes
Vivian
Frances
Sadie
F. T. Course
MacGregor
W. Course
Winnipeg
Armstrong
Vancouver
Hawes
Los Angeles
Calneral
T. Milner
Eddie Course
Fred
Archbishop Stringer Dies in Winnipeg at 67
ArchBishop Isaac O. Stringer known as the Bishop of the Yukon died suddenly near 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in Winnipeg. He collapsed outside Trinity Hall as he headed to his diocese office, ending a 41 year church career and 35 years laboring for Christianity from the Arctic to the prairies. He was highly regarded as a devout church leader.
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Canada
Denly
Fternoon
Isaac O. Stringer
Rupert’s Land
Harness
Arctic
Winnipeg
Jent
Prairies
Stringer
Trinity Hall
Holy Tinity Church
Yukon
Archbishop Stringer
Anglican Church
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Sc Ceaful
MacGregor Brand
J. C. Clarke
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