Church Union Bill Passes Law Amendments Committee
The Church Union Bill cleared the Law Amendments Committee without amendment and advanced to the House where supporters foresee swift royal assent pending the Lieutenant-Governor's consent. Opposition came from independent J. K. Downes Labour's John Queen and Libs Robert Jacob and Mrs Rogers amid broad support. The debate covered rail rates regional spending and the East Kildonan division with future policy promises and a three week session anticipated. Farmers urged unity to counter high transport costs and grain monopolies.
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Church Union
J. K. Downes
John Queen
Robert Jacob
Rogers
F. G. Taylor
C.N.R
Hucsom Bay
Manitoba
J. T. Haig
Albert Prefontaine
W. R. Clubb
J. T Haig
Brandon
T. C. Norris
We Leod
East Kildonan
F. M. Black
Comptroller General's Department
Norris
Taylor
Boniface
St. Boniface
Manitoba Wheat Pool Seeks Farmers Unity for Better Prices
Canvassers enroll Manitoba farmers in a union of producers to sell their wheat directly in world markets. The plan promises benefits from dockage and grade gains returned to members, with four-year membership to build a strong cooperative foundation and reduce reliance on grain companies.
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Manitoba
Union of Farmers
Fruit of Life: Choice Between Sweetness and Poison
Fragmented text contemplates fruit as a metaphor for life and fate. It asks whether nourishment or bitterness will define our strength and beauty, noting the burden of growth upon a person in later years and the fool’s cap once worn by self-styled authority.
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Solomon
David
Israel
Judah
God
Peple
Ttawa
Canada
Earl Grey
Bank of Montreal
Canadian Varieties Dominate International Seed Show
Canadian breeders claim dominance at the Chicago Seed Grain and Hay Show with Marquis wheat sweeping Grand Sweepstakes and most hard red spring prizes. Alberta growers win 28 of 35 oats prizes. Ottawa origins for Puckhill Ottawa 57 lead the two row barley sweepstakes.
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Chicago
Canada
Marquis
Kitchener
Ruby
Ottawa
Victory
Robson Supports Move on Manitoba Legislature Union
H A Robson endorses Manitoba legislators over minority rights in union of Presbyterian Methodist and Congregational churches. He notes opposition speeches show minority protection and calls for reconsideration and a new principle, with anti union strength growing and property rights aiding church reestablishment.
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Presbyterian
Methodist
Congregational
Manitoba
H. A. Robson
Messie
Craig
Norris
Evans
Towa House
Canadian flag to appear on ships by month’s end
The red ensign will become Canada’s general flag for vessels on the seas and the London high commission office, bearing a simplified coat of arms. A blue ensign for government ships will also be used. The 1922 order in council fixed the inauguration date.
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High Seas
London
Canada
Motherland
Dominions
Empire
High Commissioner's Office
Amont
Pan Presbyterian Alliance adopts union position at Newport News meeting
Western Section of the Pan Presbyterian Alliance at Newport News USA on February 28 endorses a resolution linked to the proposed new United Church in Canada. It states the alliance would consider re admission if the United Church of Canada seeks reentry into reforming bodies maintaining Presbyterian practice.
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Pan-Presbyterian Alliance and
NEW United Church
Pan- Presbyterian Alliance
Newport News
U.S.A
New United Church In
Canada
United Church of
Basis of Union Endorses Admission of United Church
The opinion states the Basis of Union satisfies the Alliance's constitutional membership conditions, specifically regarding Scriptural authority and the doctrine and policy of the Reformed Churches, and recommends admitting the United Church of Canada.
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Basis of Union
Alliance
Reformed Churches
United Church of Canada
Union Church sermon on Christianity and Eastern faiths
Farmers and artisans who traveled from Canada to the United States return to cheer progress. A Sunday evening church program asks whether Christianity compares to Buddhism or Confucianism and if conversion efforts toward Japan and China are worthwhile. The pastor will preach and Mr Ge Meeres will give an organ recital from 6 45 to 7 p.m.
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Canada
United States
Union Church
Ge, Meeres
Grain Banner Ad Slogan Readies New Reach
A fragmented OCR line hints at advertising grain banners or banners for a grain site or campaign. The readable words point to a marketing message about reaching audiences through a banner advertisement.
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