Legislative notes on education and salaries debate
Manitoba legislature debate covers教育 attendance shortfall with 157000 youths aged five to eighteen and 142000 in school. average 64.6 percent. Premier Bracken pledges supplementary funds for closed districts. Salaries of the Liquor Control Commission face scrutiny, with calls to cut chairs and commissioners. Legislators discuss university spending and patronage amid an ongoing session through April.
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Robson
Church Union
Isaac Pilbirdo
K.C
Bracken
John
Een
J. Hamelin
R. G Willis
Boissevain
Liquor Commission
Hamelin
Boivin
Liberal
John T. Haig
Manitoba
Estimaer
Treasury
Department of Induation
Department of Agriculture
Brandon
John Queen
Labor Party
Major Taylor
Liquor Control Commission
T. C. Norris
Joseph Hamelin
Messrs. Dutton
Bulman
Commission
F.Y. Newton
Roblin
Waugh
Dutton
Briman
R. D. Wauth
R. Jacob
Winnipeg
Sid
W. Ives
Mr Sapiro Urges Manitoba Wheat Pool Against Market Dump
Mr Sapiro argues that cooperative marketing gives farmers control over returns. He cites tobacco and cotton examples, praises eggs sales, and says wheat should be held and sold gradually rather than dumped. He predicts US bankers will finance a Manitoba Wheat Pool and warns against short term contracts and unscrupulous dealers.
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Sapiro
Manitoba
Brandon
Californan
California
United? States
New York City
New York
Gale
Mr. Sapiro
Mr. Saviro
Winnipeg
Chicago
England
Liverpool
India
Worker complains of salary gap in government pay
A worker criticized government pay scales noting many employees were kept at low wages while others earned much more. He questioned how the government could justify the large salary discrepancy and stated confusion over "the higher was" and the rest.
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Acclimatization of Grain Varieties and BC Mineral Output
The article discusses how acclimatization in mixed grain varieties occurs by natural selection and advises farmers to conduct comparative tests in their districts to pick best suited varieties. It invites farmers to submit seed samples to the Ottawa Experimental Farm for testing and reports on results. It also notes British Columbia’s mineral production rising to 39,699,758.28 dollars in 1923 from 35,158,843 in 1922, a 4.54 million increase.
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Experimental Farm
Ottawa
British Columbia
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