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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
6
The budget cuts or raises across duties include a 50 percent rise in sales tax and repeals of fair price rules. Reductions apply to mowing machines seed drills and plows while gasoline and fishing supplies see smaller cuts. Alcohol taxes fall to 2.40 dollars per gallon for druggists and tobacco and bank taxes shift as exemptions end.
An 1867 Missouri memory contrasts hard times with later gains as fathers sons and grandsons pursue better fortunes. The piece links Civil War afterglow to evolving farm prosperity and a modern car era, then shifts to a council meeting noting cemetery and utility accounts and by law actions.
A reflective note on yesterday's worries and today's steadiness. The speaker recalls anxious moments as they face the present with quiet optimism and a resolve to smile at what was once feared.
Canadian National Railways offers a special Winnipeg to Prince Rupert trip with G T P steamship links to Vancouver Victoria and Seattle. The 11 30 p m departure on June 30 includes meals and sleeping car fare on return, $130 round trip, limited seats, guided by CN officials.
Edmonton’s graduating class, including three local district students Mrs McDonald Miss Anderson and Miss Young, earned marks well above average. Nurse McDonald daughter of Mr and Mrs J A MacDonald Angusville won first prize for top practical work and department scores and received a prize from the intermediate class. Dr addressed the graduates.
Dr Allin lauded the 1922 nursing class for demanding training and splendid work. He noted the blend of compassionate patient care and scientific study, stressing the high level of responsibility on nurses and the hospital’s spirit of goodwill.
Ottawa faces a bitter fight as the special committee reviews the 1897 Crow's Nest Pass agreement. The Canadian Pacific heads seek abrogation or suspension while Canadian National argues roads must get a fair chance against low rival rates. The Progressives back the old pact, with possible Liberal support. committee alignment is uncertain.
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