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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 31, 1913
Page
2
Editorial views urge immediate bridge approaches to spur Le Pas growth including a waggon road to Clearwater Lake. They call for surface drainage, street widening on Larose avenue, and safer crossings while highlighting local projects and upcoming Dreamland program.
A fragment from a war era column questions priorities of defense and home life amid war talk. It references the Turks advancing on Gallipoli, the Powers seeking pace conferences, and criticizes Bowes of Saskatoon for misperceptions at the Pas. The tone is sharp and satirical about distant events and local affairs.
The piece laments town policy in The Pas transforming into a pass, criticizes officials for avoiding worksite expansion, notes sidewalk width changes on Second Fourth and Third streets, and mocks local sentiment while acknowledging expense of altering dug ditches and the Herald Moran shop.
The Canadian City and Town Properties Ltd supplies the top story of their Larose avenue building in Le Pas with 33 rooms. Each room features pure white furniture and carpets, a well lit hall, and a central skylight. A first class restaurant will be installed on the ground floor, and rates are reasonable. The Rupert House and local restaurantes promise visitors better board and lodging.
The writer discusses criticism toward locals and defends multilingual balance, arguing English and French are complementary. He says neither should supplant the other and notes constitutional parity for French in Canada. The piece references Sir Richard Scott and Sir George W. Ross urging moderation and fair play in Ontario.
Grand Rapids compares its location with major Eastern cities and envisions becoming a key milling, grinding, shipping, and lumber hub for New Manitoba. The town aims to serve as a rail and navigation head for Lake Winnipeg in the near future.
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