Fire Prevention Week Proclaimed by Governor General
The Governor General proclaims Fire Prevention Week from October 6 to 12 to raise public awareness of fire waste and prevention. The message cites wartime devastation, historical fires, and the moral duty to eliminate fire hazards, urging adherence to safety rules and better water supply and prevention measures nationwide.
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Governor General of
Canada
Hitler
Dominion Fire Prevention
First Local Paper Published By Late Senator C A Boulton
This piece recounts the 1894 launch of the Russell Chronicle by Hon. Senator Charles A. Boulton with editor Miss F M Boulton. It describes the paper’s mission, methods, and ties to local and national affairs including Free Trade advocacy and the Hudson Bay Railway. The Chronicle ended with Boulton’s death in 1898 and gave way to the Russell Banner.
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C. A. Boulton
Charles A. Boulton
George Genvie
F. M. Boulton
A. L. Bonnycastle
Boulton
Hudson's Bay Railway
Sir Wilfred Laurier
Canada
Russell District
Russell Chronicle
Russell Banner
Russell
Hotels donate funds for war effort in Winnipeg
Manitoba Hotel Keepers' Association members vote to tax beer sales to raise about 12000 dollars a year for Canada War. They borrow 24000 dollars for immediate collection and form a trustee committee including the Lieutenant Governor and other officials. Brewing interests pledge to match, boosting to 48000 dollars to fund a Hurricane fighter.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canada
Dysart
W. J. Major
J.T. Boyd
F. W. Dangerfield
Air
C. G. Power
Newspaper Advertising Reach Across All Audiences
Advertising expert notes that newspapers are the cheapest and most effective method, reaching the broadest audience, including groups not reached by other ad formats. The claim underscores newspapers as essential for wide coverage and cost efficiency.
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