Taxation and Fairness in Public Revenue
An editorial urges citizens to oppose unfair taxes and discriminatory levies while acknowledging governments need revenue. It argues taxation should fund essential services and criticizes authorities who use tax power for nonessential aims, warning that the family larder is affected.
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Lalbe
Food Quality Progress Across North America
A Winnipeg family road trip to El Paso shows food improving with latitude. North Dakota offers poor fare, South Dakota average, while Oklahoma begins to earn praise as diners declare meals uwuum-ummm-good. Licensed dining rooms drive higher standards and push smaller eateries to improve.
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el Paso
Winnipeg
North Dakota
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Canadian Vegetables Promote Flavorful Potatoes and Tomatoes
A brief advertisement praises Canadian vegetables for rich flavor. It argues potatoes and tomatoes from Canadian soil taste superior to southern-grown produce, attributing this to fertile soil and essential elements.
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Canada
Beets Drive Manitoba’s Sugar Empire Growth Through 1963
The Manitoba Sugar Company expands with 1940 to 1963 growth in contracted beet acres from 19,968 to 31,000 and growers rising from 1,169 to 780 under contract. Beets yield 80 million pounds of sugar and $8 million in revenue, with two thirds staying with growers. By products include silage fertilizer and dried molasses beet pulp, while CN Railway transports beets from farms within 75 miles to the processing plant.
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J. S. McDiarmid Jr
Manitoba Sugar Company
Manitoba
McDiarmid
Canadian National Railway
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