Crerar speech dominates Ottawa politics in 1921
Ottawa notes Mr Crerar, National Progressive Leader, commanding attention in Parliament with a practical, business‑minded outlook. His straight answers and stature with industrial magnates mark him as a serious factor alongside Mackenzie King in shaping policy and public debate.
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Crerar Urges Action On Exports and Markets
The analysis stresses Canada facing busi ness confusion after rising exports falter. Crerar argues exports must be kept up, railway deficits checked, and new markets found, especially in the Orient, with emphasis on agriculture and U S trade presence. He backs a stronger Canadian diplomatic trade push and warns Britain on wheat pricing.
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Net deposits seen at provincial savings bank rise
E A Weir administrator of the provincial savings bank act reports in the first annual legislature tabled report that net deposits may total 3 000 000 in September and could reach 4 000 000 by year end. The statement notes deposits as of November 30 with projections for the fiscal year.
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Manitoba Bank Report Highlights 1920 Losses and Rural Credits
The document notes February 15 figures totaling $1 and describes 1920 as a severe year financially. It lists expenses including salaries $6,147 and equipment $941, shows assets at $657,522 with $634,220 in depositor liabilities and $23,301 in accounts payable. Loans to the province reached $600,000 for rural credits, with earnings from investments of $4,469 and interest paid of $655.
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Ag Manitoba
Shoal Lake Creamery Takes Canada Butter Prize
The Free Press notes Shoal Lake Creamery won first prize and gold medal at the Calgary exhibition among 47 contestants from Quebec Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia. Average scores in two butter samples from November and December were recorded.
Gifford Declares No Rural Credit Losses in Manitoba
C Gifford of the Rural Credit office at government buildings asserts no loans under Manitoba's Rural Credits are written off and none will be. He cites strong collections despite local conditions and notes banks may have losses in the West, but Manitoba remains unaffected.
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Physicians in Ledingham Block Russell Firms
Dr Gordon E Swallow and Dr William J Bates along with Dr Walter F Tisdale maintain medical offices in the Ledingham Block in Russell.
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