St. Patrick’s Day Spirit Shines Through House Proceedings
The Irish Leader Errick Willis brightens the chamber with green ribbons and Shamrock pots on desks as Estimates resumed. Minister Wm Morton is absent due to ill health, hindering Public Works review and forcing substitutes. Bell pushes 11 million Public Works budget with roads and bridges amid backbench protests.
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Errick Willis
Public Works Department
Wm. Morton
Han. F. C. Bell
Agricultural Department
Department of Municipal Affairs
Manitoba Legislature Budget Fight Stages Smile Amid Clash
Edmond Prefontaine's department totals 284993 in estimates while Greenlay's labor budget reaches 288864 with a calm push through. Opposition chiefs Willis and Lissaman decry gaps in education welfare and industry, yet government votes push ten items through, ending in light slapstick as a CCF member is ejected after door closure.
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E. C. Greenlay
Department of Labor
Donovan Swailes
CCF
Wm. Kardash
Jack McDowell
Bill Kardash
Morris Gray
Greenlay
Bangs
Willis
Brandon College
Lissaman
Renouf
Roblin
Olive
Stinson
Gray
Dees
Harrison
C. Halldorson
S. Burch
BR. Rowertson
D. Roblin
R. Bend
S. Gureh
D Roblin
Hoan
J. S. AbDiarmid
Wiehtman
Bardish
C. Hadderson
Ceime
Dairy Farming in the Klondike Valley Y T
The article profiles A Fournier’s dairy operation near Dawson City Yukon Territory, detailing herd composition, winter feeding, and distribution of milk and meat amid harsh conditions. It notes high milking costs, logistics from Vancouver to Dawson, and labor shortages as a factor in the industry’s decline.
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Dawson City
Klondike
Bonanza
Eldorado
Gold Bottom
Robert W. Service
Jack London
N. Lat
Arctic Circle
J. W. Abbott
Oficer
Experimental Farms
Whitehorse
Y.T
A. Fournier
Dawson
Fournier
Vancouver
B.C
Skagway
Alaska
White Pass
Yukon
Tetanus remains a deadly infection treatable by vaccines
Tetanus, or lockjaw, is a painful, often fatal disease caused by wound infection. Immunization has been developed and should be given to everyone, with children commonly inoculated during routine immunizations.
Sourdough Dairyman Sells Herds as Health Fails Frontiersman Eyes Venture
A sourdough dairyman, weakened by health and age, is selling his animals to the local meat market and transferring property to a neighbor. The neighbor plans to keep frontier records, with beef cattle replacing the milk herd, signaling a potentially profitable venture.
Vitamin D to support bones in children many doses
A public health note urges giving children aged birth to sixteen 400 international units of vitamin D daily. The sunshine vitamin aids bone and teeth development and helps prevent rickets. Doses may be given in various forms.
Unclear Childhood Medicine Forms Mentioned in Fragment
fragmentary text notes forms of medicine for children including liquids capsules or tablets but lacks context on purpose brand or use. The readable portion hints at dosing or administration but provides no concrete event date patient name or organization.
Socialist and Communist Leaders Clash Over Power Share
Socialists and communists push for shared resources while avoiding relinquishing governing authority. Party factions debate how to allocate control and maintain influence within the movement.
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