Prince Rupert Journal Telephone 138 notice
Prince Rupert Journal lists publication schedule and office address at Third Avenue near McBride Street. Rates shown: Canada two dollars per year, international three dollars. Advertising rates available on application.
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Prince Rupert Journal Telephone
Third Avenue
McBride Street
Canada
Mayor Manson to retire from city politics this term
Friday October 13 1911 Mayor Manson announces retirement from municipal politics at term end. He has acted competently and influenced city policy helping major issues. A careful successor must be found who will work with the council, with time to choose wisely.
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Manson
Clearing the Lists Province Voter Cleanup Proposal
The edition notes an effort to purge provincial voters lists by striking off those who have left the district or died. It cites past election confusion from absentees on the rolls and suggests the move is prudent with no immediate election. If targets are still in district they may appeal to retain their names.
Death of Col Wolfenden King's Printer in British Columbia
The province mourns Col Wolfenden who served as King's Printer since 1863 in the government printing office built under his leadership. A Royal Engineer by training, he balanced impartial service and loyalty to successive governments, with his death prompting an extra issue of the British Columbia Gazette.
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Col. Wolfenden
Washington
Royal Engineers
England
British Columbia
The
British Columbia Gazette
Flag Etiquette Urges Nightly Union Jack Haul Down
Public buildings must lower the national flag at sundown to honor proper flag etiquette. Officials note careless overnight display degrades authority and urges adherence to time honored practice of hauling down the Union Jack each evening.
Canadian Manufacturers Growth Across Sectors
The Shareholder notes Canada’s industrial rise over 25 years, with manufacturing investment growing from 165,230,2 623 to an estimated 1.5 billion and output rising from about 309 million to over 1 billion. Steel cement woollen and pulp industries expanded, while imports still reflect domestic demand. Canadian and British plants attract foreign investment totaling about 230 million, signaling a strong, quality-driven industrial surge.
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Canada
Waste Land Area Around Portland Vast Unused Forest Brush
Portland Oregonian reports a 120 mile square central district with 1,000,000 acres of cut over brush land deemed unused. The area spans 14,400 square miles totaling 9,216,000 acres with over 4,500,000 acres left after removing mountains rivers and marshes.
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Portland
Portland Oregonian
Portland Land Promise and the Cost of Clearing Land
The article extols Portland area farmland with abundant rainfall mild climate and strong markets while lamenting outdated stump and brush removal methods. It notes land prices from 25 to 150 per acre near town with clearing costs up to 250 per acre and occasional stump removal at 15. It predicts mass settlement of 300 000 to 400 000 people if clearing and development proceed and Portland’s future growth hinges on organized land clearing efforts.
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Portland
Theshold
Enr
Ching
Mrs Ramsay Macdonald Dies a Great Labour Figure
Mrs Ramsay Macdonald wife of the Labour leader has died bringing sorrow to supporters. A devoted wife and mother of six she championed women workers and reform. She studied sweated labor conditions, helped organize exhibitions, and served on committees of the National Union of Women Workers.
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Ramsay Macdonald
Macdonald
Great Britain
W. B. Gladstone
Lord Kelvin
Montreal
National Union of Women Workers
Cadet Tan and Mochas Winter Gear Offered At Low Prices
A retailer promotes Cadet Tan and Mochas along with Suede and Full Dress options in men sizes. A complete line of Wool Lined and Wool Gloves and Mitts for winter use is available. The seller emphasizes direct buying and selling for less than usual retail prices.
Mrs Macdonald’s Legacy in Women’s Labor Reform
Mrs Macdonald shaped wage boards and labor reforms through house to house visits and inquiries into married women workers. She aided trades schools for women, workrooms for the unemployed, and committees on wage earning children. She helped organize girls clubs and fought for women’s suffrage, leaving a hard to fill place among friends and colleagues.
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National Organization of Girls’ Clubs
Macdonald
National Union of Women Suffrage Societies
Sheme
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