Manitoba Liberals Endorse Norris Leadership and New Platform
The Manitoba Liberal Conference confirmed Hor TC Norris as leader and approved a platform endorsing seven years of progressive measures. The pledges include fairer taxation, reduced provincial expenditures, self supporting services, and a settlement with Ottawa on natural resources. The party also supports a public vote on liquor and an aggressive immigration policy to attract settlers and develop undeveloped lands.
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Preferential ballot support and Hudson Bay Railway plan
A conference resolves in favor of introducing the preferential ballot in single member constituencies. It emphasizes Northern Manitoba mining needs, Manitoba control of natural resources, railway completion, and improved access to markets aiding farmers and Western provinces.
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Manitoba
Dominion of Canada
Hudson Bay
Campaign notes on Premier Norris and Winnipeg interests
The piece argues that critics label Premier Norris extravagant but rural credits and farm loans have benefited farmers. It claims Winnipeg capital opposes the Norris government to protect its interests, while in Manitoba municipal spending rose far more than provincial spending. It criticizes UFM nominations as non farmers and hints at political tensions amid nationwide scrutiny.
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Veterans of Manitoba
Canada
Government Purchasing Bureau Established for Provincial Goods
A 91S session legislation creates a general purchasing agent to oversee all provincial purchases. The agent must ensure economical procurement, competitive bids, provincial product preference, and standard contracts. Tenders are advertised in two daily papers weekly and opened publicly. The agent can issue bulk purchases and standardize specifications for departments and public institutions.
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Public Service
Manitoba
General
Cheaper Money for Manitoba Farmers Through Rural Credits
The Manitoba Rural Credits system since 1917 has reduced borrowing costs for farmers, with no losses to the province and loans totaling over 3 million this year. Provincial Savings Offices and the Farm Loans System support productive farming by financing at lower rates, keeping deposits in province, and enabling growth across communities.
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Manitoba Purchasing System and Manitoba Farm Move
The article discusses a provincial purchasing system mandating written certification of funds by the Comptroller General before orders can be signed by the minister. It notes large savings and efficiency gains since implementation. The Winnipeg Tribune questions rural leadership for the UFM and hints the Progressives may supply a city leader from Winnipeg to guide farmers.
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