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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 13, 1914
Page
2
In a sharp critique, a local columnist questions the chief of police James Fleming for lax enforcement and frivolous behavior. The piece argues he should resign to allow new leadership and calls for council action on Councillor Shieff's motion.
Pessimistic meditation on war portrays it as a corrupting force born from passion envy and greed. The speaker claims war ruins fields, industries, nations and moral order while exploiting the weak and inflaming bloodshed, asserting war as an inevitable amoral law.
A letter to the editor recalls receiving tax notices dated October 9 from Le Pas town officials. The writer, a retired local figure and former newspaper man, comments on public matters and the practice of issuing tax bills.
A reader questions tax notices citing a 14.3 mill municipal and school rate, plus sidewalk and debenture charges, totaling about 19.75 on a $38 500 valuation. The letter notes a prior lack of appeal rights and commends passing of town special acts, while a separate item mentions a successful Dreamland dance with about eighty attendees.
Evening social ball opened with nine o'clock dancing and continued merrily past midnight. Mrs Bell played piano and Mr Arndt kept rhythm on drums as attendees praised the enjoyable gathering. Next dance is Monday at 9 p.m. sharp.
Melbourne Quebec Nov 1 Hon Peter S G Mackenzie provincial treasurer in Sir Lomer Gouin’s government died suddenly today aged 52. He was found dead in his sister’s home bath room. Born Dec 10 1862 at Cumberland House he was lifelong Liberal and served as provincial treasurer since January 1910.
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