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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
2
The town will vote to fill the council vacancy caused by J. E. Rusk's resignation. Supporters note his long service and willingness to take part in meetings and duties, while critics cite disagreements over certain views and abstentions.
The Le Pas Herald announces a new title emphasizing the town of Le Pas and its close ties to the Hudson Bay Railway. The move aligns the paper’s identity with the railway project and the region, promising continued focus on railroad news and related developments.
Editorial notes discuss patronizing home industry, rail connections, and planned storage elevators at Moose Jaw Saskatoon and Port Nekon with Alberta sites. Le Pas is highlighted as a growing rail hub, while concerns about Halcrow Creek drainage, lake health, and a local concert prize distribution are noted. A new bilingual schooling debate and news of Dr Johannes Melinarto’s tuberculosis serum claim are included with skepticism about cure claims.
The column debates whether to write place names with or without articles and cites authority on correct orthography. It defends the paper s stance while thanking subscribers and noting the unusual name form Le Pas Herald.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered phrases and names such as Mt, Hayashi, Toe, Sassy, Counce, Mecano Coan, and Tiareldeck with unclear connections. The text appears as partial words and random tokens lacking coherent context or identifiable events.
A noted English physician lauds Melinarto'sCon tritoxin as ending tuberculosis. Experiments had been secret until a June Lancet article published Dr Melinarto's serum treatise detailing the global disease study and its promising results.
A mangled selection of stray opinions and local reminiscences. Citizens debate street names, town governance, and social progress while collections for charity raise funds in Montreal. The piece also notes crowded town council meetings and widespread frustration with inconsistent voices, reflecting a lively but unsettled civic climate.
W B Mosher, 22, of Carberry May, a Hudson Bay Construction Co worker, fell overboard a barge on a Saturday night while heading up the Carrot River to establish a tree camp. Twenty men and supplies plus horses were aboard. police searched Sunday without success.
A terse editorial urges recognition of the sting on big lending centers and calls for a sober assessment of living and spending patterns. It argues restraint and prudent spending as the nation faces tighter credit conditions and shifting financial currents.
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