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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 13, 1913
Page
2
The Herald will cease after a two year run begun in 1911. The editor reflects on his tenure praising Le Pas, defends past criticisms as for the town’s good, and hopes the paper’s influence will be remembered with goodwill despite stepping down.
The fragment records a signed closing note from AH. pe TREMAUDAN dated November 13, 113, extending felicitations and best wishes to successors. The entry preserves a formal signoff expressing obedience and prosperity.
The piece defends the Hudson Bay Railway project as a Liberal misstep and counters reports of damage to the dredge Port Nelson. Captain Saunders, Lloyds inspector, navigated and wintered the dredge at Port Nelson, with photographs showing stable ground and no harm, despite eastern papers claiming destruction on a large crag.
The piece mocks newspaper attacks on federal plans for the Port Nelson harbor and Hudson Bay route. It cites critique from Halifax Echo, Toronto Globe, Toronto Star, and Brandon News, noting expected dredging needs and doubts about railway expansion linking with the Hudson Bay line.
A humorous verse set mocks Le Pas policemen and their raids on booze. It recalls a sting where a bottle disappears and a policeman keeps the V. It cites a 90 day sentence for Le Mont and fines chasing suspects, ending with a boast that crimes persist and patrols miss quick thefts.
Residents in the town fill their days chasing a mysteriousG and W style sign as local option debates heat up. Businesses report steady foot traffic while shoppers joke about decoding the emblem.
A Winnipeg Telegram brief notes bank clearings accelerate ahead of Toronto amid market activity and regional financial movement. No specific individuals or institutions beyond Winnipeg and Toronto named.
In the Carrot River valley the Chevalier de la Corne era is honored as Melfort marks farming’s 160th milestone next year. Le Pas plans a 175th commemoration in 1916 for the Saskatchewan River discovery. Northern Saskatchewan may rise in prominence on the map with the nation’s vast resources and potential.
Fragmentary OCR shows an inhabited community note with unreadable details about For Instance Le Pas in Melfort Moon region. The readable portion hints at local housing or civic matters but specifics are obscured.
The piece critiques rumors about child shipments to Port Nelson Manitoba noting the misperception fed by the press. It recalls the port’s praised potential under a new government and claims real progress only begun this year. Prince Alfonso survives a biplane collapse off Morocco amid ongoing seismic alarms in Sicily.
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