Canadian tax reform urged to curb capital flight to U S
A conference by Citizens' Research Institute of Canada presses reducing Canadian income tax toward U S rates. It calls for publishing tax rules in plain form, better federal provincial municipal cooperation, and coordinated staff to cut costs and simplify returns. It warns that high Canadian rates drive capital south and hinder development.
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Outreal
Citizens’ Research Institute of Canada
U.S
United States
Congress
Canada
Treasury
O—Free Press
Education Pays: Economic Value of Schooling for Farmers
Major C K Newcombe cites government statistics and farm surveys showing higher lifetime earnings with more schooling. From elementary to high school and Agricultural College, educated farmers and workers earn substantially more, while the broader value of education extends beyond money.
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Agricultural College
C. K. Newcombe
Daniel McIntyre
Winnipeg
Georgia
Kansas
Wisconsin
Ohio
Education critique by W J Sisler on youth leisure in towns
The Manitoba Teacher discusses lack of useful occupation for boys and girls outside school. W J Sisler argues the main defect is excessive leisure used on sport, picture shows, social gatherings, and loafing, which fail to urge youths toward productive pursuits or character building.
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Manitoba
J. Sisler
Neighborhood bonds and the duty of daily kindness
The piece argues that neighborhood means relations not mere distance and urges neighborliness beyond gossip. It notes we favor some neighbors, but all share a duty to help in emergencies, while stressing kindness and fairness without excessive familiarity.
Canadian Briefs Highlight Fisheries and Rail Reach
Ontario black bass will be bred at Qu Appelle Saskatchewan hatcheries and stocked in western Saskatchewan lakes. Ontario stock also to Alberta lakes. North of the border homestead demand grows with 20 filings in Edmonton last week. Southern Alberta sheep and wool industry expected to yield $1.5 million. Canada’s rail network totals near 40 000 miles with 22 663 miles publicly owned via Canadian National. Tar sands near waterways attract expert attention led by Roland T Day. Forest fires decline nationwide except BC. 375 fires reported to mid September on Canadian National lines, 300 west of Winnipeg, easing through education and railway forestry coordination.
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Qu’ Appelle
Sask
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Edmonton
Canada
Canadian National Railways
Roland T. Day
New York City
British Columbia
W. H. Kilby
Canadian National Railwayy
Mr. Wilby
Dominion
Cunedian National System
Winnipeg
New U S Potato Grading Rules Begin Oct 1
A federal regulation effective October 1 requires all Canadian potatoes sold to be graded A B and Cc with a tug attached to each sack showing grower name address and potato grade. Sacks cannot be sold by the sack or by measure after Oct 1, only by the pound hundredweight or ton and inspectors will monitor consignments.
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Canada
Youths of 18 to Join Odd Fellows Order After 1925
At the Sovereign Grand Lodge session in Jacksonville Florida the 11 year old amendment was passed allowing youths aged 18 and over to join the Odd Fellows after January 1925.
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Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Jacksonville
Fla
Russell Binscorth Office Hours For Brick Laying Plastering
The listing shows offices for Russell Binscorth and Fox Warren offering brick laying plastering cement work including chimney and plaster repairing. Open Friday for Binscorth and Monday for Warren weekly.
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Russell Binscorth
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