Land Co, remedies, and rail plans in early 1900s Canada
The snippet notes Scottish Ontario and Manitoba Land Co and Russell Realty tied to Tingley. It cites Chamberlains Cough Remedy for children, Pain Balm applications, and warnings about hard times. It mentions the G T R ordering 5 000 freight cars, Rider Dempster steamers to Jamaica, bank deposits rising, copper near Port Arthur, and a provincial narrative convention at Carberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottish
Ontario and
Manitoba Land Co
Aere Russell Realty
Tingley
Rider Dempster Co
Canada
Jamaica
Ontario
Ujews
Port Arthur
Carberry Fudlay
Shoal Lake and Strathclair Notes From Manitoba Visit
Strathclair residents report a Winnipeg trip by Mr and Mrs Chapman on Saturday while D Sutherland suffers a severe influenza attack in Winnipeg but shows health improvement. Rev Parker from Green Bluff preaches Sundays at Bic Wen. Shoal Lake and Elphintone residents visit, and Miss Burnell’s health prompts medical consultations. A hockey match sees Shoal Lake defeat Strathclair, H Roberts sells a farm to Robt Bives for about $16 per acre. Mrs A R Sutherland plans to move to Winnipeg to join her husband, and Dr Rutherford’s family welcomes a new member during his Ontario visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moeny
Shoal Lake
Strathclair
H. Roberts
A. L Sinclair
Robt. Bives
E. Burnell
Emma
Winnipeg
Miss Burnell
A. R. Sutherland
Wi i
Mr . Sutherland
Dr. Rutherford
Rutherford
Ontario
Telephone Enquiry Motion in Manitoba Legislature
Attorney General Campbell moves for a select committee to probe Manitoba telephone systems and costs, review maintenance and service methods, and report advisable changes. The committee may compel witnesses, examine under oath, and employ staff, with members including Howden McInnis Taylor Mickle Wilson Armstrong Doig and the mover and seconder.
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Campbell
Manitoba
Maniooba
Howden
McInnis
Taylor
Mickle
Wilson
Armstrong
Doig
Caution Urged for Farmers to Weather Coming Rainy Day
Gosiow notes that many artisans and salaried workers in cities have saved during good times but fears a larger group has squandered income on riotous living. He argues farmers must exercise caution and prepare for the pending downturn.
Public ownership debate on utilities and railways
The article argues for public ownership of public services as best for administration, noting drawbacks like reduced private incentives and political interference. It contends private corporations are not inherently enemies and recalls historical rail progress, including CPR, urging careful reform over blanket privatization.
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Theystem
CPR
England
Complete returns show Liberal lead in Beilich election
Complete returns of the Beilich elections give the Liberals 376, Unionists 160, Labourites so which pies the government majority of 82 over all factions.
Fegan will emerge by the ere SES nS see reasog
A garbled item mentions a crane and a person named Wanett in an unclear scene. The fragmented text references a bed, a route or place NW, and possible timing or action surrounding a local event. No coherent facts or dates can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
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Chamberlain
W. Ledingham
Ketlan
W. Ledingnath
Gosiow
Ates
Neral News
Montreal
Canara
Raymon Prefontaine
Department of Agriculture
Astbury’s
Machshin Macon Tate
Ten
Lea
A. Astbury
Russell
Arthur Wood
Bineearth
Man
J. A. Newell
Ing Co
Willcox &Murray Auctioneers
Wilcox
Jim Murray
Forester’s Hall
the Athletic Association
Funny
Artis
Winnipeg Theatre
Binscarth
Ciub
Rekets
Elak
Russell Carriage Shop
Hays
Chicago Aermotor
Buie & Son
E.M. Williams
Russell, Man
Chas. Looney
Paris
W. Lédingham
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