Manitoba Conservative Platform Reaffirms Government Policy
A 1922 Manitoba platform outlines Conservative pledges on responsible government under the British system, tax reform, reduction of public expenditure, liquor laws, natural resources control, education, agriculture, railway freight rates, hydro power, telephones, and support for returning soldiers in civil service. Letters from readers critique local health funding and editorial clutter.
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Manitoba
Heiq
Royal Alexander Hotel
Flarras
Norris
Conservative
Provincial Board of Health
Ninette
Conservative Party
Canadian Northern
Canadian Pacific Railways
Liberal-Conservative Party of
Labor
Dominion
Formalin Solution Best Remedy for Smut Control
Mr. M. P. Tullis of Saskatchewan outlines seed grain treatment to control smut in wheat oats and barley and wilt in flax. Using one pint of formalin per forty gallons of water is recommended while avoiding stronger solutions to prevent seed vitality loss.
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M. P. Tullis
Saskatchewan Department of Ashwiturec
Seed Treatment Guidelines For Sowing And Storage
The article outlines moisture management for kernels and flax, warns against bluestone use with wheat, and stresses seed treatment the day before sowing. It notes formalin efficacy after smutt treatment, cautions freezing damp grain, and critiques new formaldehyde gas methods as unsafe or ineffective.
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Nile
Dunning Names Saskatchewan Cabinet Members
Saskatchewan lieutenant governor appoints Charley A. Dunning to form government. Sworn in cabinet includes Dunning as premier and treasurer with routes to railways, plus A P McNab, S J Latta, C C M Hamilton, J A Cross, J Gardiner, and J M Uhrich holding various portfolios. Cross Gardiner Uhrich newly named.
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Charley A. Dunning
Saskatchewan
C. A. Dunning
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
S. J. Latta
Last Mountain
Rosthern
Bureau of Public Health
Cross
Gardiner
Uhrich
Just Business in the Old School House
A reflective column traces the ancient roots of commerce from biblical times to modern markets. It argues that business is a timeless exchange driven by mutual need, noting how standards and values have shifted with the ages.
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Troy Weight
Garden of Eden
Eve
Swiped from De Laval Broadside on 36 inch yard and 16 ounce pound
A passage argues for competition and square dealing in business. It contrasts old buyer beware with today’s focus on service and fair pricing, noting betterment through healthy rivalry and practical standards.
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de Laval
Russell Rural Municipality Council Minutes April Meeting
The Rural Municipality of Russell Council met in Russell with the reeve presiding and all councillors present. Minutes from March 1 were read and confirmed. Eighteen applicants for Weed Inspector were narrowed to H. P. Houch. Grants of 150 to Binscorth and Russell Agricultural Societies approved. By Law 340 to close D.G.R. North of Sec. 31-20-29 passed. West Ward opening discussed with Tennant and Richard. Gray to investigate. Accounts approved including Man. Govt. Phones 20.00 and Russell Garage 11.00.
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Yooe
H. P. Houch
Binscorth
Russell Agricultural Societies
D.G.R. North
Messrs Tennant
Richard
West Ward
Gray
Man
Russell Garage
Cockburn Sea
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THOM
Sir John Eaton Dies After Six Week Illness in Toronto
Sir John Craig Eaton K B dies at 46 after a prolonged illness traceable to a February chill. He was Toronto’s wealthiest citizen, son of the late Timothy Eaton, and a noted philanthropist who funded hospital wings, Y M C A gifts, and university endowment. He served as a director of the Canadian National Exhibition and aided war relief efforts in World War I. Survived by Lady Eaton and five children, with his mother Mrs Timothy Eaton also living.
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Toronto
Sir John Eaton
Montreal
New York
Sir John Craig Eaton
K. B
Timothy Eaton
Moncton
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Toronto General Hospital
Victoria University
Eaton Memorial Methodist
Dominion
John Eaton
Eaton
Lady Eaton
Timothy Craig
John David
Edgar Allison
Gilbert McCrea
Florence Mary
Mias
Sir John
Railways in Canada to discuss rate reductions
Canada’s Ministry of Railways meets with executives from the three operating systems to seek an amicable reduction of freight and passenger rates. The conference aims to harmonize pricing and ease transportation costs across the country.
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Ministry of Railways
Canada
Skilled craftsman at drug office workshop near Union Bank
Prompt neat work cited with best materials and moderate terms. The workshop is described as being opposite Union Bank with a note referencing 4 ney.
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Union Bank
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