Newspaper accounts vary on K L Borden speech reception
The letter notes K L Borden received a warm reception at a venue, a feature of the day in the Mail, while the Globe assigns little space. It also mentions Sir Wilfrid’s speech attracting little enthusiasm, with many leaving before it ended, illustrating inconsistent reporting across papers.
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Partizan
Mail
K. L. Borden
Globe
Wilfrid Op
Wilfrid
No clear event reaches press yet this week
The report notes multiple sources mention a long floating matter, but none have reached the newsroom by press time. Officials and editors wait for more concrete details before publishing a fuller update.
Crop yields meet expectations with revival in sight
Threshing winds down and crops prove decent though not as strong as early promise. Nation enjoys more income than a year ago as business picks up. Many foresee a steady revival through the balance of the year, while a few remain cautious about the future.
Counterfeit Bill Circulation Spurs Political Talk
Financial pages warn of widespread counterfeit currency. The piece questions whether politicians aim to pass bogus money to voters, amid national concerns about bad bills adroitly spreading through the economy.
Merchants Round On Townsfolk Shopping Patterns
In western towns merchants complain residents shop out of town for supplies. They note local depots, including Eqtog and other stores, lure customers with a wide range of goods and favorable Winnipeg prices. The piece urges readers to pause and inspect available merchandise locally.
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Eqtog's
Gréres
Winnipeg
Merchants urged to support local printing house
The piece criticizes Winnipeg printers for high rates and urges local merchants to advertise locally. It argues home trade should be supported and notes unverified rumors that liberal candidate Mr. Jackson may retire due to poor backing.
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Jackson
Election day to expose private lives and reputations
The author laments that election coverage will air dirty linen and private flaws due to partisan journalism. They warn that reputations and families may suffer while public life is scrutinized, noting attacks on Sir Fred Borden and broader calls for accountability.
Standford Whyte Tale Sparks Election Ethics Debate
The piece questions rumors about Standford Whyte living in Madison Square Theatre New York and criticizes political leaders who attack opponents' private lives before elections. It urges focusing on verifiable facts and public policy rather than smearing rivals.
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Standford Whyte
Madison Square Theatre
New York
Community scorn targets a shallow minded critic
The piece denounces a local individual accused of petty spite and political betrayal. It mocks the person as barren in intellect, claims his actions betray his party and country, and suggests such unreliable figures are unsuitable for any party. It ends with an unfounded jab about an autopsy on a brainless infant.
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New York
Church Services and Sunday School Schedule
English Church Rev S D Thomas Two Creeks service 3 30 pm Miniota 7 30 pm Sunday School every Sunday 11 am. Methodist Church Rev T Williams services every alternate Sunday 3 30 and 7 30 pm. Next Sunday service 3 30 pm sharp. Presbyterian Church Rev R F Hunter 4 30 and 7 30 pm. Next Sunday service 7 30 pm sharp. All are welcome.
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English Church
S.D. Thomas
Two Creeks
Miniota
T. ¥. Williams
Blind Pigs in Cobalt Face $1000 Fine After Inspector Find
Provincial licence Inspector Morrison uncovered twenty seven blind pigs operating in Cobalt last week and levied a $1000 fine. The case highlights enforcement of livestock and animal welfare rules in the region.
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Morrison
Cobalt
Political Meetings in Marquette with Conservative and Liberal Candidates
Dr Roche of the Conservative Congress will address meetings in Marquette at Crandall on Oct. 21 afternoon Minot a Oct. 21 evening McAuley Oct. 22 Beulah Oct. 23 and Mr M B Jackson Liberal candidate will also address Crandall on Oct 15.
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Dr. Roche
Congig
Marquette
Miniota
McAuley
Beulah
M. B. Jackson
Crandall
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