Erect Every Thursday From The Fee Of Site
Fragmentary notes indicate a regular Thursday erection schedule linked to a site named Main es Rosas Mata. Concrete details scarce, but the fragment mentions ongoing weekly actions tied to a fee.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 12, 1907
Page
4
Fragmentary notes indicate a regular Thursday erection schedule linked to a site named Main es Rosas Mata. Concrete details scarce, but the fragment mentions ongoing weekly actions tied to a fee.
A proposal calls for an official residence at Ota for the Premier of the Dominion. Canada already spends public funds on Governor General Riddeau Hall and private apartments for Parliament speakers. Public housing for eight Lieutenant-Governors adds to annual costs near 150000 dollars, with salaries and maintenance charged to contingencies and reception expenses.
Discussion on currency as a medium of exchange and the need for credit access for farmers. Argues that money supply should reflect national wealth, not bank capital, and warns of price depressions if money is scarce. Calls for reducing bank monopoly and enabling financing for wheat as Manitoba rises to harvest.
The author contends that the money spent for such purposes is wasted and urges halting further spending by cutting off the current apportionments.
The article argues that mail order houses shift price and quality risk to government and buyers. It contrasts mail order purchases with local stores where dissatisfied customers can seek redress, urging merchants to stock varied goods at different price points and ensure availability to meet consumer needs.
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