How Farmers Lost Millions and Wheat Board Critique
An Eastern paper excerpt argues farmers lost millions through price fixing and the wheat board. It details futures debacle that lowered prices and claims policy missteps harmed Canada’s farmers and economy, urging continued Wheat Board operation and accountability.
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Board of Commerce
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The Ever Young Old Reflections on Eternal Youth
The essay argues that while physical forms age and fade, ideas art and beauty endure. Masterpieces by Titian Velazquez Job and Plato echo through time in new forms, proving that nothing is truly old to a sane idealism.
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Manitoba Consolidated Schools Reach Grand Total of 110
Deputy minister R. Fletcher says Manitoba has 110 consolidated schools with eight to ten new districts operating yearly. He notes one room houses vanish as villages gain four to six room campuses and some schools offer hot lunches. He foresees residential consolidated schools arriving in time.
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Lonely Prairie Cross-Roads
R. Fletcher
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Pay Up Movement Starts in Ontario Boosting Business
A pay up movement began in Ontario years ago with minimal effort, aimed at encouraging prompt payments. It is reported to have produced the most beneficial effect on local business, prompting swift action and compliance from debtors.
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Ontario
Benjamin Franklin Remembered on His 215th Birthday
A Canadian elder reflects on Benjamin Franklin born January 17 two hundred fifteen years ago. The piece highlights Franklin’s diverse career as printer journalist diplomat statesman and philosopher and includes a paraphrased version of Poor Richard’s Almanac maxims focusing on temperance silence order frugality industry sincerity justice moderation cleanliness tranquility and humility.
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Imperial War Graves Commission to build 1200 cemeteries in France and Belgium
Across France and Belgium the Imperial War Graves Commission will construct about 1200 military cemeteries for fallen British Empire soldiers. Registers accompany completed cemeteries detailing rank, regiment, age, date of death, grave location, and next of kin. The Canadian government will acquire copies to distribute to relatives from Ottawa.
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France
Belgium
Imperial War Graves Commission
Ottawa
Reparing Ladies and Gentlemen Clothing and Dressmaking
Repairing ladies and gents clothing offered by The Banner Office. Dressmaking done from your own materials in Yous won style at The Banner Office or Mrs Redfearn west of C D Sparrows old shop. Also teacher position at Lockerby and D No 570 for second or third class certificate duties start Feb 1st apply to D R McDonald secretary treasurer Russell Man.
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Russell
Manitoba
Canadian Men's Trust Associa
Confederation Life Building
Lockerby &. D
D. R. McDonald
Sec’y Treas
Man
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