Progressive Party Stance for Neepawa Electors
The candidate reiterates Progressive Party policy on railways tax reform and immigration. He calls for reducing capitalization of the National Railways, eliminating service duplication, retaining income tax, direct taxation, an elective Senate, and an immigration‑driven population boost. He urges voters to weigh arguments and vote October 29th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Progressive Party
Senate
Canada
Manitoba
Land sale shifts and grain terminal progress in Canada
A Scottish buyer acquires land near a residential area while Oliver district in British Columbia is noted for fine cantatories and expects a prosaction yield of 25 to 25 carloads. The Prince Rupert grain elevator project nears completion by November 1 with a test shipment planned. Ontario agriculture speaks on Wyandottes and land clearing premiums rise to eight dollars per acre, enabling settlers to obtain up to 150 dollars. Dominion journalists finish a Canadian tour visiting England to report impressions.
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Oliver
British Columbia
Prince Rupert
B.C
For Supper Oct 23 at Bagot community hall
The annual For Supper is set for Oct 23 with a good programme and many cats promised. Everyone is welcome and can see posters for details. The U F M met in the Hall on Wednesday night and ordered a car of flour and a car of coal. Those needing flour should contact Stewart McLachlan. The Y P B C hosts a bazaar and ten cent tea in the Community Hall on Oct 20 with a sewing table, candy table and fish pond. Tea will be served. Admission 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U F.M
Stewart McLachlan
Y.P.B.C
Bagot
Merchants advertise office supplies and agents for counter books
Local merchants publicize a complete line of office needs including letter heads envelopes bill heads tags cards and related items. They note agency for Western Sales Co Counter Check Books and invite readers to leave orders at the Herald Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Sales Co
Herald Office
Liberal Party campaign notice from Gladstone
A 1925 Canadian political letter urges voters in Gladstone to support the Liberal candidate for lower taxes and cheaper freight, rail and ocean rates, immigration policy, and government leadership contrast with the Progressive and Conservative options. The appeal argues Liberal policies would ease living costs and oppose higher tariffs. Date noted: October 1, 1925.
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Gladstone
MacKercie King
Tebe
Belo
Sid laBuence
Canada
Be. Merghes
Br. Forke
Liberal Party
Ostopat
Meighes
The Dreamer Bard’s Faithful Prisoner Passages
In solemn verse the author recalls John Bunyan’s prison years and his steadfast faith transforming despair into spiritual guidance. The poem praises Bunyan and the dreamer’s tale as timeless, urging readers to seek the Savior and find peace beyond earthly night.
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Neepawa
Ladies and
Robert Milne
RADIO
Winnipeg
Marconi and
Westinghouse
D. G. McLachlan
Macgregor
Canadian Pacific
Ontrose
Liverpool
ELITA
Cherbourg
Southampton
Antwerp
Etagama Greenock
Glasgow
Ontclare
Liverpool Ontnairn Greenock
W. Saint John
S.S. Metagama
S.S. Montclare
Herald
John 8. Martin
Ontario
Vyandottes
New York State
Nder-In
Premiuma
Cowichan Bay, Son
Palmer
EF. W
Canadian Pacific Railway
England
McDougall
COX
Portage To
Prairie
Federal
King
Perrercemeee Interrerers
Fesstcaet
Hudsons Bay
Seetel
Macgregor Meat Market
J. M. McPhee
Imperial Oil Ltd
Polarine and
Mobil Oil
J. Blair
Massey -Harris
R. E. Lamb McGregor
John Bunyan
Bunyan
Christian
E, Saunders
Harry Foster
N.E
Beave
J. Woodin
Southend
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