Manitoba Legislature Week In Review On Liquor Board
Manitoba assembly examined liquor commission salaries and warehouse costs totalling 258000. Debates on tabling correspondence with the Lieutenant Governor failed. Other business included anti narcotic import motion, transfer able vote discussion, and anticipated budget and new rules enabling limited closure. A death of former Education Minister G B Coldwell was noted.
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J.T. Haig
Major Taylor
House
Ivens
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Farmer
West Australia
Manitoba
McGregor
Church
Jalon
Haig
Bracken
Howe
Canada As Seen By A Visitor A Trip Across Canada
A traveler describes the Canadian landscape from Quebec to Manitoba, noting vast forests and few factory chimneys, contrasted with Europe. He observes large timber resources, the sparsity of railways, and the influence of Britain on Canada while reflecting on national potential and identity.
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Quebec
France
Belgium
Holland
Ardennes
Liege
Firnish Isles
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Staffordshire
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Edinburgh
Qubec
Ontario
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Winnipeg
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Old Country
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Ontario Lakes
Port William
If you have to kick, kick for wand, not backward
The remark warns that one should aim for a positive goal rather than retreating. It notes that people with steady jobs typically lack time for mischief and should stay focused on constructive pursuits.
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Fightels
Ponalde Payne
Peter Rabbit
Hector Belton
Burns Anniversary Concert Delights Ingleside Audience
The Burns anniversary concert at Ingleside on January 25 drew a full crowd, opening with a chorus by the Sunday school choir and Scottish airs by the orchestra. Mrs Cameron led a trio with Mr Hill and Mr Griffin, followed by solos and readings, tableaux from Tam o Shanter to Cotter’s Saturday Night, and a final Auld Lang Syne. The program showcased local color with aged shawls, a warming pan, and props, ending with a lively homecoming scene and an encore of Old Country style singing.
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Harvey
Burns
Cameron
Hill
Griffin
Lock Lomond
Mr. Hill
Jakeman
Tam O' Shanter
Souter Johnny
Scott
Mr. Rae
John Anderson
Cotter
Jennie
Neeber Lad
Jenny
Lowley
W.I
Roblin School Notes Show Welcome Back and Doings
Roblin school paper reflects a January issue with welcomes for Bernard Wilms back to class, a Grade IX spelling on short answers, and a joke about a top of a refrigerator. It reports on a party for Fed Newton who moves to Winnipeg, a notes column from Grade XI about homework and dreams, and various student activities and lectures led by Prof. W. F. Osborne on February 1.
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Roblin
Bernard Wilms
Laura
Leo Steinmandt
The Agricultural Problem from Robbin Farmer’s Piece
The article reviews Roger W. Babson’s January piece “Taxes are Paid by the Untaxed” noting taxes raise prices through multiple intermediaries and arguing that tax exempt bonds and public spending inflate costs. It cites impacts on consumers, workers, and future debt, warning of looming principal and interest payments and higher wages tied to lavish public spending.
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Saturday Evening Post
Roger W. Babson
Formost
Babson
J. J. Hill
Canada
When the average man hates the hard scheme and toil
The passage argues that if the energy spent on games like baseball or football were redirected to communal welfare efforts, society might achieve more. It contrasts loathing of toil with potential for productive focus.
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Manent
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