Le Pas trains blamed for service and crowding
A letter to the Board of Trade voices outrage at CNR freight and passenger handling in Le Pas. It condemns insufficient freight sheds, crowded waiting rooms, and poor connections, contrasting few staff and heavy trains with a Winnipeg excursion using five pullmans. Local notes, spear-points, and town satire accompany the critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CNR
Board of Trade
Railway Commission
McKennie and Mann
Hudson Bay Junction
Winnipeg
C.N.R
le Pas
Editorial Notes on Local Works and Council Actions
Editorial notes discuss contractor Gall completing the town well and the Lake Lumber Co funding, with sidewalk work along the side of Cine Company property. Mentions road construction efforts in Pasuto and Connaught and council plans to drain the entire area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lake Lumber Co
All Verde
Ressave
Pasuto and
Connaught
Surface drainage urged to curb contagion in Le Pas
A town census in Le Pas is deemed crucial for public health and planning. Officials argue surface drainage is the best way to remove immediate contagion risks, and the Board of Trade should support its current efforts in this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Pas
Board of Trade
Jacobsen and Tremandan Clash Over Paper Controversy
The exchange records Joan P. Jacobsen defending constructive criticism and harmony in local discourse while urging preservation of history, culture, a museum, library, and native artifacts. A Herald reply notes criticism is welcome but rejects emission of directives, recalling past grant promises from 1912.
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Canada
Pas
Senire
Joan P. Jacobsen
Contested Bond Issue and Name Change Debate Stirs Town
In a discussion captured from The Herald, Mr. Roblin notes unsettled formal demands on a town bond guarantee while referencing prior notes on a navy issue. Jacobsen defends French-origin residents against perceived erasure of heritage, arguing for harmony despite tensions over the town’s name.
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Jacobsen
Land strip joins city limits east of townsite
A narrow strip of land belonging to Finger Lumber Co east of the original townsite and the slough between Mission Island and the main townsite have been incorporated into the city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finger Lumber Co
Mission Island
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Bill’’ Brown
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Edmund Walker
C.V.C
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Alexander Laird
John Aird
Aes't
V. C. Brown
Central Western
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Morever
B.B. Snydal
Canadian Northern Railway
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Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
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G.P.A
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Ross Navigation CO
LE Pas, Manitoba
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SS. Minasin
Cumberland Lake
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Moose Lake
Limestone Portage
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Saskatchewan River
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McKay
Herald
Fischer
Free Equipme
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Toronto
Regal
Trinidad Lake
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PAS Hardware Coo
Fischer Avenue
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Larose Avenue
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William Robie
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Morway
New Manitoba
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