Ottawa Letter reports government liabilities paid and revenue up
Sir Bennett announced the government discharged from liabilities and handed $43,536.35 to the Receiver General for Beauharnois investigations. He noted a marine insurance rate reduction, optimistic CN rail revenues, and a brighter fiscal year outlook. March electricity use reached a Dominion high and April trade rose 71 percent from the previous year as wheat prices were to be reviewed.
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Lnst
Sir Bennett
Receiver General of Canada
Beauharnois
Senate
House of Commons
Manson
Railways and Canals
C.N.R. T Am
Dominion
Church Notices Education Sunday Service Invite
The United Church announces Education Sunday on June 3 at 7 pm with Rev C S Matchett leading. High School students and friends are invited to attend the annual service focusing on the topic Honourable Conduct.
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Tummel Cromarty Roblin
C S Matchett
Anglican Church Schedule From Dropmore to Roblin
An Anglican church service timetable shows 11 am at Dropmore, 3 pm at Roblin, and an 7 pm evening service. Incumbent Rey G E Phillips leads the parish duties across the listed locations.
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Silverwood
Dropmore
Sunday Schedule at Reeves Methodist Church
The Reeves Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 2 p.m. and preaching at 7 p.m. on Sunday June 3. The sermon topic is Some objections considered re the Pre-Millennial Return of our Lord.
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Fragmented Proverb Snippet about Truth and Honesty
A compact, old style mumbled set of maxims on truth and money. It warns against going against nature and notes common honesty is uneasy. It cautions about people who boast of honesty while a silent fool may gain credit.
OH LADY LADY FARM FEED AND DINNER TALE
A humorous tale unfolds on a hot farm porch as a town lady instructs a threshing crew to dine and unbutton their overalls. A colored preacher jokes about free salvation, with an elder member noting the need to pay for piping salvation.
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Brother Smith
Darky
European borer found in Canada and related pests noted
The European borer was first found in Canada in Welland county Ontario in August 1920. Other pests such as grasshoppers cutworms armyworms chinched bug western wheat stem sawfly and spruce bindworm are native to North American regions. Smut appeared on five new hosts last year in Manitoba and on Kentucky bluegrass and timothy.
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Canada
Welland County
Oatania
North America
Manitoba
Kentucky
Sulphuric acid spray fights stink weed at experimental farm
At the Dominion Experimental Station Morden sulphuric acid in 2 to 6 percent solutions was sprayed on wheat and summer fallow infested with stink weed. A rate of 100 gallons per acre was used early June when wheat was 10 to 12 inches high and stinkweed was in rosette stage. All concentrations killed stinkweed. 2 percent yielded near 100 percent kill with little wheat damage while higher concentrations burned leaves and slowed wheat growth. Yields showed no significant difference between treated and untreated areas. pinkweed on fallow was advanced and six percent did not reach full control. Stronger concentrations needed for late growth.
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Dominion
Morden
Undefined Property Exchange Leads to Tense Standoff
Vague wording describes a potential betwixt parties over possession of an item. Tensions rise as both sides seek to assert control and leverage, raising questions about fairness and who ultimately benefits from any exchange. Local observers urge careful negotiation to avoid conflict.
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R. F. Standish
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Ottawa Letter
United Church ‘Church of Lasting Friendships
Anglican Chuecy
REE Methodist Church
Alfrid
Jas. Lunan
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UCC
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ST. Regis Hotel
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Winnipeg
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Parfumerie Melba of Canada, Ltd
Toronto
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