Letters to the Editor Critiques of minority government and price plans
The writer argues a government can govern without a large majority and cites Parliament's smooth work. They anticipate a possible election and critique the Throne Speech for lacking a fair price system for agriculture. The piece notes upcoming bills must reveal real measures before judgment.
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Parliament Hill
For Sale 15 Shorthorn Bulls 7-9 Months Old
Fifteen pure bred and grade Shorthorn bulls aged seven to nine months offered for sale at one hundred dollars each. Buyers encouraged to act quickly as selection is good. Contact Ramsay McIntosh in Lac du Bonnet at phone 340.
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Mason of
Team
Springfield
Tne
Serinefield
Leader Limited
Lac du Bonnet
G. Creek
Canada
Office Department
Ottawa
Ramsay McIntosh
Lac
du Bonnet
Man
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce Drive for Provincial Progress
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce now number about one hundred thirteen across villages towns and cities. The network advances local welfare through cooperation with government, surveys, and industry support, aiding water works, sewage, and attracting local industries as in Interlake hosiery mill success.
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Chambers’of Commerce
Manitoba
Chamber of Commerce
Interlake
Canada
Chambers of Commerce
Manitoba Associated
Winter departures and local notices from Mrs Kowalchuek
Families and individuals from the town plan winter moves to Winnipeg Moose Jaw Penticton and Stead with relatives. Mr Porter seeks Penticton BC after retirement. Miss Beveridge permits teaching in Winnipeg Man visited home. Mrs Chippendale ill with flu. Beverley Charlene Rogoski birthdays. Hourie and Fiett families relocate to Selkirk and Winnipeg respectively.
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Sam Wilson
A. C. Young
Jas. Dennett
Wilson
Winnipeg
Young
Moose Jaw
Dennetts
Stead
Fred Orvis
Penticton
Community notes with local activities and incidents
The Grant and Sanderson families and Mrs. Elsie Moran with a school aged daughter found winter city employment. Hoodlums prowled last week with a gas station break in and a car theft attempt. About fifty attended an opening Bingo in the Curling Rink rooms. Free lunch by the Curling Club Ladies Auxiliaries was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Kowalchuk spent Sunday at Bissett. road and scenery praised. The columnist apologizes for irregular postings due to illness.
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Grant and Sanderson Fam
Elsie Moran
Neekweed
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