Changes in Dominion Lands Rules Modernize Settlement
New measures cut Ottawa Winnipeg ties saving over $8,000 yearly and simplify homestead rules. Settlers may satisfy second entry duties by living on first homestead or with parents. Fees drop to $5 for 80 acres or less. Sub agents aid distant applicants and school lands gain ten instalments. Timber, irrigation, grazing, coal policies expanded for settlers in British Columbia and beyond.
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Paris exposition seen as likely to fail financially
The article notes likely financial failure for the Paris exposition as British and American millionaires do not patronize, with a boycott tied to attacks on the Queen and Royal Family. It also reports other varied items from Canada and the U S including drought forecasts and Doukhobor emigration.
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Saloon problem sparks earnest church debate
In a sermon heavy with reproach the speaker notes the persistent saloon issue resists prayer alone. He cites the millionaire brewer and the red-faced saloonist as forces urging continued devotion without action.
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Fall fairs list for Russell Birtle Boissevain dates
Schedule of fall fairs with locations Russell Birtle and Boissevain listed. Dates include October 3 in Russell September 27 in Birtle October 16 in Boissevain and others. Compact reader notice mirroring a township events column.
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