The Ideal Candidate and Attitudes Toward Public Office
A discussion on candidate qualifications argues examinations cannot define readiness and that average readers can assess issues clearly. It butts heads with party labels, noting many capable individuals exist in every community who could run effectively without formal tests. The piece also praises weekly editors for retaining leadership at the grassroots level and reflects on how people value historic sites, contrasting reverence with modern skepticism among youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
In Mance
Board of Examiners
Queen City
Big Sty
Old Kildonan
Seven Oaks
Northwest Rebellion
Louis Riel
Assiniboine
Ross House
Countess of Dufferin
Russell Herald Yearly Town Notes and Announcements
An assortment of local items notes farm work delays due to weather and labor, lists voter names for Russell municipality, and recalls past events from 1912 1917 1922 1927 and 1992. Mentions doctors changes in practice in London and Regina, hail losses among residents, the Russell Trading Co closure, a new silo project and building plans, school football captains, and a Detroit wedding with Muriel Clee and George Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Russell
Spears
London
Eng
Roger
A. R. Tingley
Russell Masons
Regina
Rochedale
R. Keay
Gavin Wilson
R L. Lammie
R. Hammond
T. Farquarson
S. Beach
W. Skinner
Thickett Bros
Russell Trading Co
W. E .Staples
Smellie Bros
Nighs
Angusville District Prices and War-Time Measures
Reading from the Angusville district report wheat runs as high as 55 bushels with barley at 50. A note recalls 15 years ago on September 10 1942 when hoarding scrap metal became illegal. The Dominion government announces a new income tax schedule including a compulsory savings feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angusville
Dominion
Blind Institute To Get More Provincial Aid
The Manitoba government will raise per capita grants to the Manitoba office of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind by six dollars starting next April, increasing the annual contribution to 45000 dollars. Beginning next fiscal year the grant per registered blind person rises from 30 to 36 dollars per year, announced by Hon. R. W. Bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoon
Manitoba
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
R. W. Bond
Health and Public Welfare
Stand
Manitoba Institute seeks higher support for blind services
The Manitoba Institute for the Blind requested increased funding as costs rose. Superintendent S. D. Edmondson noted expenses per registered blind person would reach 72 dollars, with provincial and municipal shares and Community Chest efforts outlined. As of last March, 1,250 registered blind persons were recorded in Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitute
Raguntae
S. D. Edmondson
Manitoba
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the. Russell Banner
Canada
Post Office Department
Ottawa
C. Sanderson
H. M. Rutar
Old
Fort Garry Gate
Alts Shere
Winnipes
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Fomell Unie A & N
Sodio “Prise Nosis
Ake
Sass
Sherman
Muriel Kathleen Clee
George F. Smith
Detroit
Mich
Bond
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Nield Bros. Auto Service Ltd
Acmew
Virden
Melita
Royal Bank Savines
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BE. T. Way
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