Railway Commission suspends Crow's Nest pass rates
A Manitoba style protest accuses the railway commission of siding with the CPR against Western Canada. The piece argues for fair freight rates and suggests municipalities tax CPR property to fund rural needs, claiming western discontent grows as eastern interests push for control.
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Railway Commission
Canada
Western Canada
West
C.p.r
Hudson Bay
Germination Tests urged for seed grain at Winnipeg lab
Field Crops Commissioner M. P. Tullis notes the Dominion Government seed testing laboratory at 173 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg offers free germination tests for up to ten samples until January end. After that, fifty cents per sample. He says farmers should test home grown seed for next spring and highlights oats as especially sensitive to frost and damage.
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M. P. Tullis
Portage Avenue
Winnipeg
Tullis
Canada Aims to Make Children Physically Strong
A call to address weak feet teeth eyes and ears in children to prevent lifelong health and learning handicaps. Early treatment can correct issues like tooth decay vision and hearing problems, reducing classroom disruption and promoting literacy and strong reputations for schools and the nation.
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Canada
Health at School and a Bereavement in Binscarth
The article urges medical exams for schoolchildren and parental involvement to ensure lifelong health, noting issues like enlarged tonsils and eyestrain. It recalls William Godfrey Beattie of Binscarth, who died aged 41 after a long illness, with details of his life, family, and funeral.
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Binscarth
Union Church
Joseph Hunter
Messrs. L. D. Argo
Colin Mann
Hedric Crerar
Russell Rice
James Calvert
W. J. Turnbull
Smellie Bros. Ltd
Purity Rebekah Lodge
A. McCaizy
H. S. Crerar
Ladies Aid
The
Hammony Lodge
Lo.o.f
W. J. Bond
Lakelet
Ontario
Iete
Beattie
Manitoba
Albert
Hamiota
Harrowhby
Sarah Webster
Nellie
Jean
M. FL. Beattie
John
Robert
Lancaster
Montreal
Banner Bookstore Promotes Scout Fountain Pens
The Banner Bookstore markets a Boy Scout Fountain Pen priced at 50 cents for the new school term prompting parents to buy reading and writing tools for students.
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Banner
Banner Bookstore
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