Agricultural Course Promises Growth and World Links
Manitoba youths plan winter study at Manitoba Agricultural College with courses from two weeks to two years. Students gain knowledge, residence life, and cross‑country contact with peers from Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario, and beyond. A registrar can provide circulars about openings on October 13 and 27 and courses in bee‑keeping, engineering, poultry, marketing, and live stock. A Geneva conference in November, under the League of Nations, aims to curb opium and cocaine production and trafficking, highlighting the narcotic issue.
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Manitoba Agriculture College
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League of Nations
Canada to regulate treatment for drug addicts aims for next session
The provincial government plans registration and hospital treatment for hopeless drug addicts at the next session. Critics note high costs, but officials argue treatment saves lives. Francis W. Cowan cites 19 000 addicts in Canada with daily dosages averaging $2.50, totaling over $9 million yearly, plus 2 500 annual arrests.
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Francis W. Cowan
Dominion Narcotic Division
Canceda
Canada
Spanish prisoner scam spreads to North American cities
The piece describes the long running Spanish prisoner fraud as a global confidence game that targets greedy and credulous men. It notes Vancouver and New York reflecting the revived scheme, cites a typical letter plot and declares the scam survives due to envy and greed, with victims still drawn to supposed wealth despite warnings.
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Spain
Vancouver
New York
Hidlago
America
Philip
Manitoba Butter Exhibits Shine at Toronto Show
Manitoba dairy firms dominated the Toronto National Exhibition butter section winning 16 of 36 prizes. Shoal Lake Creamery won the silver cup for top scoring butter for the third time and also captured first place with 56 pounds of unsalted butter, marking consecutive victories since 1919.
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Manitoba
Toronto National Exhibition
Shoal Lake Creamery
Dominion
Shoal Lake
Rural pride over city papers and wholesome weekly news
A writer laments urban tabloids filled with sins and scandals while praising rural weekly papers like the Billville Times and Homeburg News for printing honest, common facts. He notes red barns, simple tales, and community life as preferable to sensational press. Bob Adams referenced.
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Eve
Adam
Billvile Times
Homeburg News
Jones
Bob. Adams
Migratory Birds Convention Act A Summary
The Migratory Birds Convention Act governs protections for migratory bird species. It outlines prohibitions on hunting capturing or selling birds or their nests without permits and sets penalties for violations. The act aligns with international agreements to conserve habitats and regulate commerce affecting migratory birds.
Manitoba Convention Act Open Seasons and Closed Lists
The Convention Act governs migratory birds under treaty with the United States. Open seasons run Sept 15 to Nov 30 in Manitoba for ducks geese brant and rails, with northern regions using Sept 1 to Nov ?. Closed seasons apply to swans non game and numerous shore birds. Prohibited acts include killing capturing or molesting migratory insects and birds during closed seasons with penalties up to 300 dollars fine or six months imprisonment.
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United States
Canadian National Parks
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Manitoba
Doctor Graham claims tuberculosis cure found
Saskatchewan veterinary scientist Dr N Graham of Indian Head announces a breakthrough to destroy TB germs in animals. After fifteen years of study he reports an ingredient that ferrets out and kills the deadly germs, with three years of confirming successes. The discovery may soon be accepted by medical science and offered to the world.
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Banting
Ontario
Canada
Saskatchewan
N. Graham
V. S
Graham
Animal Kingdom
Prairies
Pr. Graham
Indian Head News
James Allison Glen Attorney and Notary Public Ad
James Allison Glen offers lands loans and insurance services in Russell Manitoba with offices in Binsecarth and Foxwarren Open Friday weekly in Binsecarth and Monday weekly in Foxwarren Thorough pianoforte teacher for beginners Term moderate Phone 166 Russell.
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Angusville
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