Courage, Community, and Flood Aid Across Manitoba
A Manitoba column praises Mayor Sparman for aiding flood evacuees and lauds road crews led by Leslie Bruce for rapid repairs. It highlights volunteer drivers who moved thousands to safety, urges national unity over blame, notes limited road funds may fund relief, and promotes J S Sinnott's flood relief barn dance fundraiser in St Quen.
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Joe Sparman
Lac du Bonnet
Winnipeg
Joe
Mr. Mayo
Leslie Bruce
Les Bruce Pire
Whiteshell
Lake of the Woods
Kenora
Campbell
Chambers of Commerce
Associated
Jack
Manitoba
The
Brokenhead Agricultural Society
Manitoba Flood Relief Fund
Unknown Canadian personal income tax before 1917
A fragment notes Canada had no personal income tax before 1917 and bids farewell to readers.
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Canada
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Major” Tractor
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A. D. Friesen
Massey-Harris
J. H. Iwacha
Beausejour
Je Field Marshall Diesel
Hi-Way Garage
A. Kaszowski
Alex McIntosh
Harry
Harry Springman
Alex
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House of Commons
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Ben Parkes
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Goodrich
Oliver
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McCormick Potato Planter
McCormick
Dreffs & Batenchuk
International Harvester Dealer
Manitoba Fund
Beausejour, Man
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Paul Engblom
John ‘Killer
Korchynski
Ted Gordienko
Albert Olsen
George Eaken
Peter Plett
Brant Haddad
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