Hilkiah Discovers the Book of the Law in Josiah’s Reforms
The article reviews Hilkiah the high priest finding the book of the law in the temple during Josiah’s reign. It discusses the discovery’s impact on reform, the word’s enduring preservation, and Josiah’s response to seek mercy and renew the covenant with God. It draws parallels to later Bible discoveries and stresses the word as vital to true reform.
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Hilkiah
Josiah
Temple
Jerusalem
Israel
God the Lord
Shaphan
David
Paul
God
Bible’s Teachings Guide Progressive Nations
In urging care for the Bible we learn its role as the root of education culture and benevolence. The great nations of the earth are the great Christian nations and we should not neglect God's word. It is a lamp to our feet and a light to our path.
Ten Cent Tea by Women’s Service League Saturday
The Womens Service League will hold a ten cent tea on Saturday May 20 in the G W V A club room.
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Womens Service League
W. A
Christchurch
Oddfellows’ Hall
Village notes and church reopenings in May
The river nears bounds again and one vacant house remains. Mr. Olson nearly lost his team delivering fuel to the pump-house. Mr. and Mrs. Maynes return from Florida to Harrowby and will live part time in Mrs. Lester's house. Presbyterian services resume May 7 with Mr. D Black returning for the season. Ladies Aid met May 10. Sunday School reopens May 14 with forty pupils. committee plans a June picnic and bazaar. A good summer's work is anticipated.
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Olson
Fla
Jas
Maynes
Harrowby
Florida
D. Black
Ladies Aid
Russell School Tennis Drills Await End-Year Examinations
Russell School showcases an excellent boys tennis court with cinder surface and a grass girls court ready for play. Exams approach as pupils reflect on a year of steady work led by top grades Kathleen Maher, Wilfed Morris, Martha Jackson, and Margaret Smith while the Lewine Club meets Friday under Mrs. Smellie with plans for a large fair exhibition.
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Lewine Clab
Robert Smellie
Kathleen Maher
Wilfed Morris
Martha Jackson
Margaret Smith
Monument Honored as Finest Memorial West of Toronto
The monument now completed heads to a dedication on Thursday June 22. Several notes remain unpaid as subscribers face delays in payments, and the committee urges prompt redemption of subscriptions. Further ceremony details will be released once provisional plans are confirmed.
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Toronto
Shoal Lake Man Burns While Draining Oil Into Furnace
May 11 at Shoal Lake J R Nesbitt manager of Smetlie Bros creamery was burned when he tried to drain old rubber infused oil from a can into the furnace. Flames shot from the door burning his hands arms shoulder and one side of his face. The injuries are not considered serious but recovery will take time.
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Shoal Lake
J. R. Nesbitt
Smetlie Bros Creamery
Nesbtt
Changes in Canadian postage stamps colors issued
Canada changes stamp colors to meet international law. A straw one cent stamp replaces the old green, offices replace stamps as stock runs out. The red two cent stamp will be replaced with a green stamp, and a violet five cent may replace the current purple. The ten cent stamp remains blue.
Russell notices and events span May to June in local listings
Russell town items cover theatre shows such as The Three Musketeers at The Bijou May 24 and 25, plus garden displays A Garden of Japan in Russell. Public holidays May 24 and 28. Go-To-Sunday School May 28. Local sales, hat events, optometry visits, and tailor fittings announced. Socials include Ladies Auxiliary meetings, bazaars, operetta May 25, and church activities. Administrative items note school tenders, a district trustees meeting May 24, and memorial monument work scheduled for mid-June.
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Bijou
Japan
Russell
Park
Mr. McPherson
Bride
Brandon
Mss Whitmore
R. Aj Cooper
Reg. Jones
Winnipeg
Winnie DuPre
Trustees Association
C. H. Staples
Alensville
Evd
Meeting of Methodist and Presbyterian churches to call minister
A joint meeting of Methodist and Presbyterian congregations is set for Monday May 22 at the Presbyterian church to call a minister, elect officers, and organize the churches. The pastor Rev E Johnson urged parents to invest in children under 12 for good citizenship.
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Presbyterian Church
E. Johnson
Canada
Car Owners Warned On Licenses And Damages
All owners of motor cars are warned that if their vehicle is operated by someone lacking an owner's license, chauffeur's license, or permit the car has no rights on the public highway. If damaged, owners have no recourse for damages. Operating a car without license or permit is liable to prosecution under the Motor Vehicle Act.
Profits From Sale of Liquor In B C
An unofficial Victoria dispatch says British Columbia government liquor sales for six months ended March 31 will yield about 1 125 000 in profits. One million to be shared by cities and municipalities, with the remainder placed in a reserve fund.
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Vancouver
Victoria
Vancouver World
British Columbia
Farmers Predominate Among Provincial Premiers
The Manitoba premier notes that farmer premiers are common in Canada, with Ontario and Alberta leaders also farming and Manitoba and British Columbia premiers described as Liberal politicians who farm by occupation. Saskatchewan's premier is a farmer in politics and occupation. Five of nine premiers are farmers. three are lawyers and one merchant.
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Manitoba
Canada
Ontario
Alberta
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Canadian flour milling industry statistics for 1921
Canada housed 1332 flour milling plants with Ontario containing about 617. Quebec had 457 mills overall. Western provinces held most of the rest. 1921 output valued at 239,255,461 dollars with capital invested 68,839,927 and wages 8,571,504. Exports of mill products 61,544,864 and grains exports 347,738,138. Per capita consumption totaled 0.96 barrel valued at 11.21 dollars with oatmeal, rolled oats, cornmeal and small amounts of rye flour and buckwheat flour also consumed.
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Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Hudson Bay venture opens virgin Siberian territory
Vancouver May 4. The Siberian venture of the Hudsons Bay company this year is expansive with one full Vancouver wharf stacked with trade goods and supplies. Two steamers are loading and five ships will operate, delivering apples and zithers among goods. Vessels head to Anadir while the Lady Kindersley sails in June via Coronation Gulf Herschel Island to Anadir. Launches and vast food shipments are prepared to push inland along Siberian rivers opening new territory.
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Vancouver
B.C
Hudson's Bay Company
Hudson Bay
Japan
Anadir
Siberian
Lady Kindersley
Coronation Gulf
Herschel Island
Mackenzie River
Pest
Siberiar
The Hard Path to Success by The Efficiency Magazine
A reflection on perseverance in the face of skepticism and repeated failures. It argues persistence, focused effort, and patience as keys to achieving a chosen goal, noting that success is purchasable only for those who pay the price.
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The
Efficiency Magazine
Interior Department Maps Show Unoccupied Crown Lands for Sale
The 1921 land map of Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta lists total quarter sections of Crown land still available in each township and the unoccupied uncultivated lands owned privately that are purchasable. It includes district lists with price, sale terms, soil nature, cultivable acreage, building values and other helpful data for buyers. The map highlights Railway Belt proximity within 5 10 or 15 miles of lines and marks Dominion Parks forest reserves and land districts. A free copy of the map and district land lists can be obtained from the Natural Resources Intelligence Branch Ottawa.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Department of the Interior
Dominion Parks
Natural Resources Intelligence Branch
Ottawa
No title provided. Save the Children Fund appeal to aid Russia
A Canadian reflection on Russia's famine shows the human cost of hunger as thousands of starving children cry out for aid. The Save the Children Fund has raised funds to save 75,000 children, but many more need help. Contributions can be sent to Sir George Burn in Ottawa or via local organizations or banks.
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Community of Nations
Russia
Canada
Save the Children Fund
Sir George Burn
Ottawa
Further Narcotic Law Proposals Aimed at Stricter Controls
A proposed resolution by Hon. Dr. Beland seeks tighter narcotics regulation. It calls for written orders for all narcotic sales to druggists and others, bars refilling prescriptions beyond initial lawful sale, and adds harsher penalties for unauthorized manufacturing or distribution. The plan also bans import of opium pipes or apparatus without a license.
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Beland
Pettigrew widow and flood woes amid Manitoba notices
Obituary notes Elizabeth A Pettigrew of Winnipeg widow of William Pettigrew. In Manitoba a flood disaster has displaced 75 699 people and inundated 4 500 square miles. British Columbia seeks settlement for 2 060 released British soldiers from India. Miniota ratepayers to vote June 1 on district reestablishment and board of trustees.
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Mississippi
British Columbia
India
Miniota
Sol
Beard
Government spending contrasts reach across Canadian provinces
A study shows Manitoba pays more than Saskatchewan and Alberta, with higher sums for public welfare and agriculture but lower spending on justice administration and highways. An Alberta coal mining inquiry reports 1921 daily wages at Greenhill 11.11 and Bellevue 10.60, yearly totals 2161.93 and 1685.00 respectively, with miners noting 88 percent price rises since 1911 and three fatal accidents among 258 workers at Greenhill.
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Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Greenhill
Bellevue
Manitoba Court of Revision Sittings Updated for Russell Area
The Board of Registration issues changes in the Court of Revision schedule for the Russell Electoral Division. Sessions are set at Rossburn from Saturday June 10 to Tuesday June 13 and at Russell from Monday June 12 to Wednesday June 14.
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Board of Registration
Court of Revision
Russell
Rossburn
Murdock
Binscorth
Hilaire Boucher
Rex
Edmund Walker
Millwood
Leflay
Harrowby
Rez
R. H. Mather
Siverton
C. Ferguson
Angusville
Anthony Waronacki
J. A. Smith
Taylor Miller’s
Vista
King George School
Leech
Notice Public Notice Russell Manitoba Road Closure By Law
The Municipality of Russell Manitoba announces its intent to pass By-Law 49 1915 to close and convey a portion of Government Road Allowance north of Section 3 21 28 WPM to the Manitoba and North Western Railway Company. A public hearing will be May 18 1922 at 8 pm at Russell.
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Russell
Province of
Manitoba
Manitoba and North Western Railway Company of Canada
Company
J. Lonsdale Coupe
Town of
A. D
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Winnipeg School of Art
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D. T. Wilson
R. A. Cooner
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NEW Land
Christ Church
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Pettigrew
Elizabeth A
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Province OF Manitoba Court OF Revision
Province OF Manitoba
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