Parliament debates aim to cut waste and speed work
Conservative and Liberal members spar over economy during the Address debate and main Estimates for 1926. Key points include a nearly 7 million dollar reduction, a 104 million dollar three year savings, and plans to curb ocean freight rates with a Canadian government merchant fleet and Peterson deal.
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James A. Robb
Dominion
Canada
St. Lawrence
Victory
Imperial War Graves Commission
Charles Saunders
Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Sir William Peterson
Atlantic Ocean
Europe
House of Commons
Peterson Concern
North Atlantic Steamship Conference
VY T. RK
Preston
Sypecri
House
S. F Tolmie
Donald Southerland
South Oxford
Parliament of Canada
W. F. MacLean
South York
Ernest Lapointe
Ernest Lapointe Were the Principal Speakers For the Government, Mr. Meighen
T. A. Crerar
Progressives
MacLean
William Irvine
Labor
J. S. Woodsworth
King
Canadian Senate
Meighen
British Privy Council
Lapointe
Crerar
Tariff Reductions and Farm Implement Prices
In a Commons Address Frank White notes farm implement prices paid by farmers rose since 1921 despite tariff cuts. He cites International Harvester lists showing 1921 prices versus 1924 values for binders mowers disc drills cultivators and more, with manufacturer gains from sales tax shifts and free list materials.
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House of Commons
Frank White
M. P
London
F.o.b. Hamilton
Ottawa
International Harvester Company
Economic Conference Passes Resolutions
Manitoba's second Economic Conference adopts a set of resolutions aimed at guiding regional policy. Delegates endorse coordinated measures on trade, investment, and employment to spur growth across the province.
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Ference
Manitoba
Hudson Bay
Tidewater
Common Department
Agriculture
Maniteba
University of Manitoba
Canada
Economic Conference
Canada China? No. W hat?
Canada should respond to the Fordney Tariff with embargo measures to protect its wheat trade. The Vancouver Sun argues Canada must restrict U S wheat flour imports and related goods to avoid further economic loss, urging retaliatory actions and industry shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bond
Europe
United States
Turgeon
Canada
Fordney
Canade
Vancouver Sun
Character the keystone of credit and prompt payment
In credit, Character, Capacity, and Capital govern all decisions. Character matters most, for a reliable payer who settles bills as agreed earns trust. Credit relies on confidence and service, and paying on time converts merchants into warm friends. Short accounts make warm friends.
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Wests of Credit
Forage Crop Cars Tour Manitoba Conducted by Railways and Extension
The Forage Crop Cars operated by Canadian National and Canadian Pacific with Manitoba Agricultural College Extension Service tour Manitoba for five weeks in March and April 1924. They visit stations like Rossburn on March 18 and Russell on March 20, offering seed sales, lectures on grasses, clovers and corn, and farmer consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific Railways
Manitoba Agricultural College
Department of Agriculture
Manitoba
Canada
Extension Service
Dominion Experimental Farm
Brandon
Rossburn
Russell
Basis for Credit Granting Russell
Text discusses credit as trust in a man’s ability to meet obligations and defines credit as the promise to pay for goods or services later. It emphasizes that credit strength depends on the borrower's reliability and future payment capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Lost or Strayed Animals Advertised in The Banner
Lost or strayed animal notices published in The Banner. Advertisers report results from placed ads. The Banner Bookstore offers Holland linen papers at 50c a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Holland Linen
Banner Bookstore
Dr W J Bates Physician and Surgeon
Dr W J Bates operates as a physician and surgeon with an office in Lendingham Block on Main Street Russell Manitoba. Residence is on Westbourne Street opposite the Methodist Church. Office phone 22 House phone 15 Russell.
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W. J. Bates
Ofce
Lendingham Block
Main St
Russell
Man
Westbourne St
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J. Russell
Joseph McIntyre
Parliament Hill
Parliamentary Press Gallery
J. Fulowski
Russel
Kenneth Millar
Winnipeg
Toronto
Rononvo
Inglis
A. E. Power
R. T. Ricou
Miss Vo
Berrington
St. Ponif
Mon Inglis P. Co
Alwyn J. Baie
J. & Warrington
D. & Buchanan
Fr. W. Shaw
H. P. Reed
V. W. W. Wilson
Angusville
Hone
Russell, Man
Pratt & Lauman
Birtle and Foxwarren
Lawrence C. Boulton
United Grain Growers
Lands Loans Insurance Russell Manitoba
Binscarth
Foxwarren
William Hancock
C. C. Graham, D. D
L. DO
A. E. Page
Ont
Toronto University
Gibson House
Mountain Avenue
Wawanesa Farmer's Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Walter Hembroff
Crystal Rebekah Lodge No
O. F
Miss Whitmore, N.G
F. Hall
C. Cameron
Odge No
A.F
A.M
Masonic Hall
W. B. McMurray, W. M
K. Millar
Army and Navy
Army and Navy Veterans Clubk
Main Street
L. C. Boulton, Pres
C.F
F. C. Middieton
Lodge Queen of Tit West No
A. M. Prat, W. Pres
H. 3. Pettitt
Oec Y
Shellmouth Lodge
A. F
Shellmouth
Man Ll. McKinnon
Wallace
W.M. See’y
McLaren & Sons—Draymen
Office
Walter H. Ford
A. Mus. L.C.M
H. Howat
Chartered Accountant
Queen's Hotel
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