Hon T H Johnson Addresses Peoples Forum on Minimum Wage
Hon T H Johnson spoke at the Peoples Forum addressing the proposed minimum wage for women. He outlined international history, Manitoba policy, and the role of a Central Board to set wages with hours and compliance powers, while answering questions from an engaged audience.
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Peoples’ Forum
OW Shnson
Menityba
Citizens’ Educations League
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Johnson
League
People’s Forum
le Carly
Miss May
Henke
Leepeeker
Manitoba
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Victoria
Oregon
France
Manitobe
Cemtral Board
Masitoba
Teaurhets
Bownie
Neue Winellie Metry Aly
Captain the Rev T McAfee speaks at St Ann Church
Services at St Ann Church Sunday drew large crowds with Captain the Rev T McAfee of Indian Head delivering addresses about his front line experiences and the life and death struggle abroad. Fred Lawton of Yorkton aided the previous week and Wallace led the choir in music at all gatherings. Monday evening featured a Canada war effort lecture by the Captain.
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T. McAfee
Indian Head
McAfee
Divine Servce
Saskatchewan
Fred Lawton
Yorkton
Canada
B.W. Wallace
Town Council Accepts Superintendent Macpherson Resignation
The Town Council moved to committee of the whole and accepted the resignation of Superintendent Macpherson, effective in thirty days, after debate on the burdens of fire protection and related insurance costs. Some members opposed deregistration of blocks north of the town, but the resolution denying Duslop’s deregistration request was adopted.
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Ewalting Nctice
Macpherson
Conseil Disc
Ims
Mollen Coan
Bothwell
Weer
Beneat Coen
Lawton
Couns
W. C. Duslop
Mile
Red Cross Receives York district donation and February receipts
The Red Cross notes a parcel from Capedian Red Cross Society including a quilt, garments, towels and cloths sent to aid wounded men overseas. February receipts total several amounts including 046.70, 8648, 166.50, 179.00 and 70.95.
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Yorkiessed District Red Cros Society
Capedian Red Cross Seety
Seskalchewss Branch
Army and Navy Veterans in Canada Lead Civic Solidarity
The Army and Navy Veterans in Canada form the senior patriotic semi military body. They lead recruitment in provinces and provide relief funds for soldiers and families. They promote Home Guards enlistment, formed the 1st Regiment of Reserves, and extend honorary membership to citizens unable to serve.
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Canada
Home Guards
Regiment of Reserves
Editorial calls for a united Army and Navy Veterans body across Empire
The piece urges all veterans to form a single base under the Army and Navy Veterans constitution for welfare and decision making. It argues decentralised groups will fail as politics stabilizes and stresses strengthening the parent organization to serve Great Britain and Canada with consistent aims and service.
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Army and Navy
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Great Priam
Canada
British Empire
Citi Seme Educational League Reviews Constitutional Topics
The Town Hall meeting featured Dr Patrick discussing constitutional questions and the duty to vote. Regina University Women’s Chair noted efforts for a provincial minimum wage for women and the league plans a March 20 meeting at the Town Mall to test the single alternative ballot.
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Citiseme Educational League
Homer Tedford
Patrick
Ceamunicabon
Regina Universiity
Hepes Lwere
Legislion
Tows Mall
Success Business College Holds Week of Classes
The article notes successful sessions at Success Business College during the past week despite difficulties. Principal A M Earl spoke at the International Harvest Company engine school, informing the Yorkton Board of Trade about college work and training benefits for farmers. Two students secured local positions, and recent enrollments include Archie Pickell Florence Natoneon Sophie Soski.
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Yorkies Board of Trade
Suenres College
A. M. Earl
Caternational Harvester Company
Archie Pickell
Florence Natoneon
Yorkton
Sophie Soski
Jedburgh
Fatal farmhouse fire destroys Goeingelde residence
A farmhouse at Goeingelde burned entirely last night with all contents. A seven year old resident sleeping upstairs died in the blaze while others escaped or were spared by early alarms.
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Goeingelde
Troy
Aide memoir missing due to garbled OCR text
Fragmentary OCR text shows no coherent news item or identifiable events. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are readable to summarize into a factual card.
Police Court News Highlights Of Unclear Proceedings
Fragmented report details multiple defendants and proceedings in a police court. Names and spellings are garbled. mentions include aliases or misread surnames, alleged unlawful selling and drunken conduct, fines and sentences ranging from weeks in jail to monetary penalties.
Historical Pictures Exhibition at Collegiate Institute
Historical paintings depicting major events in British history are on display at the Collegiate Institute for students and the public. Dr A S Rose notes the collection offers inspiring visuals of early British commerce and landmark transactions.
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Workion Collegial Institute
Will
Rose
Seekateee Normal School
Faree
Saskatchewan Teachers Alliance Formed Amid Educational Reform
A newly formed Teachers Alliance in Saskatchewan aims to unite teachers for better wages, tenure protection, and professional standards. The group pledges to cooperate with boards and the Education Department while coordinating with similar bodies to press for improved working conditions and support for teacher welfare.
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Rael
Wes Damien
Fermi
Jeanne
Peatiers
Amd
Dalai
Peter Fe
Portraits of Tyranny and Faith in a Royal Gallant Scene
A dense, period voice describes a royal tableau with figures named Stuart and Neleoe amid references to tyranny and divinity. The text praises portraits, noting Waller Maleigh and Milton as notable figures in a grand display of power and allegiance.
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Arecon
Errat
Stuart
Berm
Waller Maleigh
Crete
Jobe Milton
Economic Strains Hit Leather Goods Makers Across Regions
A disrupted supply chain fuels shortages of leather and cloth as imports halt and stock runs low. Reports show housewives seeking replacements, while manufacturers cite dwindling tools and machines, delaying production and sales into January.
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Wsed
Besnonth
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