CANCELLATION OF WAR DEBTS DISCUSSED IN 1922 EDITORIAL
The Presbyterian Witness reports on Borah Balfour's proposal to cancel all postwar debts among allied nations. It argues such action could revive Europe’s finances and reopen trade, noting Britain would be the big loser yet gains in world markets justify the move. J P Morgan backs debt cancellation as repayment in victory.
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Boril Balfour
Europe
United States
Groatin
Great Britain
J. P. Morgan
Presbyterian Witness
Relief of the Unemployed Next Winter
The Union of Canadian Municipalities urged Ottawa and provincial governments to share the cost of relief for unemployed ex servicemen next winter. They want Dominion and provincial funding each covering one third, reversing Ottawa’s local‑role policy. The move faces skepticism amid improving business and crop prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of Canadian Municipalities
Dominion
Ottawa
Indian Reserves in Manitoba Spark Rural Debate
A Manitoba resident argues reserves threaten nearby farming districts with lost land, weed problems, and limited development. He cites government aid to Indians, but says despite instructors and church support, pagans thrive, while locals demand buyouts or removal to better lands. The letter reflects broader settler concerns and calls for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Department of Indian Affairs
Presbyterian Church
Irdiean
Presbyterian Church issues ten commandments on animals
The Department of Humane Education of the Presbyterian Church releases ten commandments guiding humanity’s duty to animals, presenting it as a new application of an old principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Humane Education
The
Presbyterian Church
Humane Reform Principles Spark Debate Across Faith and Style
A Chicago Journal of Commerce summary notes a Presbyterian stance condemning cruelty to animals and urging mercy, rest for workers, and food for comfort. It questions fashion by pelts and plumage, highlighting conflict with popular cruel practices for profit or display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Great
Presbyterian Church
Laurier’s 1919 address urges unity over division
Extract from Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s speech warns new generations about race, creed, and economic conflicts. He urges faith over doubt and love over hate, asking youths to live to raise the standard of life and service in victory or defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Wilfred Laurier
Radio reception on moving trains
The article discusses early radio communication's potential for moving vehicles including trains. It envisions broadcasting from two stations while traveling, enabling on the road or aboard trains to hear concerts and receive messages as speed rises. It notes ongoing tests by Canadian National and suggests vast future research needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asien
Telegraph tests on moving trains progress reach
Report describes experiments on a train travel between Toronto and Ottawa with broadcasting station managers observing. Initial aim is to provide packet reports and sporting results, then to develop commercial capability for sending and receiving business messages from a moving train.
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Paratus
Toronto
Ottawa
Trench Silo Promises Sunflower Silage in Western Canada
George H Hutton of the Western Canada Livestock Association reports trench silos for sunflowers show promising results. The trench, seven feet deep sixteen feet wide thirty feet long with sloped walls, yields a fresh cubic foot per day per animal and can be built by two men in two and a half days with little expense beyond labor. He says sunflower silage could become a major agricultural development where corn fails.
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George H. Hutton
Western Canada Livestock Association
Hutton
Canada
Changes and memories in a changing world era voices
A reflective piece contrasts old fashioned comforts and childhood curiosities with modern shifts. The narrative recalls era items from parlor trinkets to wonder acts and analyzes cultural change amid a Southern revival meeting with folksy dialogue and a sharp, humorous edge.
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Boards and Shiplap
Yours For
J. G. Kippan
Russell
Union Bank OF Canada
R. C. Jamieson
P. R. Fleming
J. Mitchell
KODAK
Eastman’s. Kodaks
Prieme’s
LEMCO
Wilson
W. Ledingham
Shipley's Meat Markets
Russell and
Rossburn
Hay Gillespie
the Banner Bookstore
Office of Pubiication
Main St
McIntyre
Pacific States
Winnipeg
Norris
Michael Collins
Fuddermo
T. W. Shaw
Killarney
Man
G. E. Swallow
E. S. McQuarrie
Shellmouth
Ti Briccyu
T. Coll
Fred Rebenclouk
Angusville
T. Hill & Sons
EE. Leech
Russell,man
Floris
Warrington Russell
Miniota Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Ope Ig Insurance Co
Shelimouth
Dor. W. J. Bates
Ofice
Ledingham Block
Main St. Russell
Weetbourne St
Glen
Notaries Public
Binscorth
Manitosa
H. P. Reed
Pratt & Lauman
Blirtle and Foxwarren
Lawrence C
Boulton
United Grain Growers’ Securities
Lita
Manitoss
Roy Sypher
Reali Estate
Bijou
H. C. Hodgson
Curry Building
Post Office
the Olate.ab Miniota Farmer's Mutual Fire Insurance Company
General Animals of
Walter Hembroff
Alfred Clee
the Sun Life Assurance Co. OF Canada
R. W. Eliwood
P. O. Box
P. H. Nelson, W.M
Queen of the West
O. O. F. Hall
F. Mills
W. Pres
H. J. Pettitt
Sec
Russell Lodge
Oddfellows’ Hall
H. P. Houck
J. S. Warrington
N. G
O. E
A. Thom
RE Beamish
Crystal Rebekah
Mrs. Houck
F. Hail, Russell
Army and Navy Veterans
Smeliie
Main Street
L. ¥. Smith
S. J. Maher
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