Presbyterians urge fight for dry Manitoba Prohibition
Rev D D Millar Moderator of the Manitoba Synod issues a pastoral letter urging Presbyterians and Union Churches to oppose repeal efforts and support continued Prohibition. He notes upcoming referendum and cites perceived benefits of prohibition, calling for prayer and financial support.
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Prohibition
DD. D. Millar
Presbyterian and Union
Manitoba
Cid Kildonan
Synod of Manitoba
Winnipeg
Moderation League
Hotelmen’s Association
Canada
British Columbia
Quebec
D. L. McLahan
Toronto
Christ D. D. Millar
The
Tearing Up the Hudson Bay Rail Line Planned
Major Graham Bell, Deputy Minister of Railways and National system vice president, told Nelson member T W Bird a decision to tear up about 120 miles of steel on the northern Hudson Bay line. The rails would be reused elsewhere on the system. The West awaits clarity on who authorized the move.
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Mile 214
Kettle Rapids
Hudson Bay
Hudson Bay Railway
Paronosai
Pas
Sir Henry Thornton
The
Free Press
Graham Bell
National System
T. W. Bird
Nelson
billions lost to investors in sale of german marks
Repeated attempts by brokers to unload German marks and bonds on small investors have drawn attention in Canada and the United States. The piece notes billions lost as promoters promise overnight wealth, while warnings say the mark’s value collapses and reparations payments undermine gold backing.
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Canada
United States
International Bulletin
North
South America
Germany
Dow
Markup and Trade Policy Reflected in German Market Statement
A fragment argues that Germany gaining material marke improvements online would cost her advantages and hand back to foreign buyers. It cites brokers claiming not Germany's intention to act and labels the prior six months as a small part of a larger wretched tale.
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Germany
Marke
Short Course Aligned With Farmers Week Conventions
Registration begins Monday January 22 with sessions run from Tuesday January 28 through Tuesday January 30. The first two days of the Agricultural Societies Conventions occur January 31 and February 1 at the Céliége, allowing attendees to stay on campus.
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Céliége
Mortgage sale of valuable farm lands in Manitoba
Public auction on January 27, 1923 at the Queen's Hotel Russell Manitoba offers the south half of section 4, township 20, range 28 west, with about 150 cultivated acres and a frame dwelling. 20 percent cash due at sale. balance per conditions announced. Andrews Burbridge & Bastedo are vendors solicitors.
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Alfred Ciee
Queen’s Hotel
Russell
Province of
Manitoba
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C. D. Sparrow
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McIntyre
H. B. Rails
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Miniota Farmer's Mutual Fire Insurance Company
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SUN Life Assurance Éo. OF Canada
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