Local bridge players share business identities in quiet conversation
Four men in the observation car introduce themselves. Joe Tupper of Peerless Furniture, Tom Jones of Mammoth Construction, H A Lampoon of the Department of Highways, and John Smith of Smith's Electric Shop discuss starting a business and the perceived value of independence versus big company work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Tupper
Aid
Peerless Furniture Co
Tom Jones
Mammoth Construction Co
H. A
Department of Highways
John Smith
Smith
John Bracken The Man 1898 1982 Manitoba Premier and Leader
Summary of John Bracken's life from student years in Ontario to a long political career in Manitoba. Highlights include Brockville and Ontario Agricultural College achievements, roles in Saskatchewan and Manitoba agricultural groups, a professorship at the University of Saskatchewan, marriage to Alice Wylie Bruce, and his rise to Prime Minister of Manitoba leading a wartime coalition. The narrative notes his lasting political dominance from 1922 onward and the Liberal coalition in 1982 supporting his government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockville
Ontario
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
Altice Wylie
Bruce
Young Bracken
Winnipeg
Leeds
Dominion Department’of Agriculture
Saskawan
John Bracken
Farmers’ Institutes
Secrecod
Oetary
Provincial Livestock Association
New University of Saskatchewan
Gualph
Alice Wylie Bruce
Navy
Army
Air Force
Manitoba Agricultural College
John Bra
A -Great
Manitoba
Progressive Conserva
Jeremiah and the Potter’s House lesson on obedience and renewal
The lesson uses Jeremiah visiting the potter in the house to illustrate God the Creator molding people as clay. It contrasts Israel’s rebellion with divine capability to reshaped flawed vessels, and urges personal repentance and living under God’s will. It warns that national and individual turning to God is essential for restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
David Sawio
Jesus
Jeremiah
Roth
Elouse
Israel
Shorpese
Tscael
Fiobe
University of Inca Meauntain
Webb
Pyoowa
Saube
Serycee
Grisen
God
Ram
Jon
Germany
Canada
Hydro
War Industries
Ontario
Whaling meat debate puzzles House of Commons
In the House of Commons Cmdr Locker-Lampson urges use of whale meat amid its strong fishy smell. Seymour Cocks and Llewellyn discuss supply and taste with reactions from MPs including Ro Grant-Fersis as the chamber moves to other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
Seymour Cocks
Labur
House of Commons
Neal
Locker-Lampson
Plansworth
Thangs
Llewellyn
Ube Antaister
Locker Lawpson
Wiig
Ro Grant-Fersis
St Panadhas North
South Africa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ctive Service
Cihan
Ephraim Bracken
Alberta
Ellisville
Leeds County
Ottaws
Progressive Conservative
Babylonian Exile
B.C
Jerusalem
The
Potter's House
British House
Perry Loni Rha
George Drew
Ao Epecial Network
Ontare
Croc Hamilton
Praha
Anto
Wedneday
Cerb ‘Poronto
Anton
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
CBS
Toronto
Progressive Conservative Party of
Esas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!