Town Council Minutes Report Regular Meeting Held
Regular council session notes attendance Mayor Malcolm and seven councilors. Officials discuss cemetery duties taxes water power contracts and street recrossing, plus staff salaries and tax deadlines. Finance committee proposes raises for Brinkman and Johnston and May 16 tax due date with 10 percent penalty.
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Malcolm
Sordan
Sunte
Warner
Houston
Heaship
March
McDonald
Minister of Public Works
Meadow Portage
H. P. Feldman
P. E. Mulligan
Fred Coyne
Dauphin
Municipal Commission
Simpson, McGirr & Co
Houstoe-Smith
Coun
Donald
Marsh
Canadian National Railway
Seoth Jordan
Little
Stith-Marsh
Heslip-Houston
Sec
Sec-Treasurer
Heaslip-Jordan
Neely
Heaslip Warner
J. A. Whyte
H. L. Caldwell
Sarah Headry
J. ©. Bryce
Jordan Heaslip
Police Committee
Finance Committee
Conn. McDonald
Smith and
Fagen
W.A Brinkman
J. W. Johnston
W. A. Brinkman
W. Johnston
D. B. McDonald
H. V. Smith
W. J. Houston
K. Fagen
Special LO D E Meeting Planned in Hall Friday
LaVerandrye chapter LO. DE holds a special meeting in the 1.0.0. F. hall on Friday April 9 at 3 the time stated in the notice remains to be confirmed for members and attendees.
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LaVerandrye Chapter
LO. D. E
Sse
Keays and Bumstead Birth Announcements
Keays in Winnipeg on April 4th welcomed a son to Mr. and Mrs. Albert K Keays. Bumstead in Dauphin on April 1st welcomed a son to Mr. and Mrs. F W Bumstead. Elizabeth Stevens aged 69 from Dauphin died March 30 and was interred at Riverside Cemetery on April 5.
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Keays
Winnipeg
Albert K. Keays
Bumstead
Dauphin
F. W. Bumstead
Stevens
Elizabeth Stevens
Riverside Cemetery
Northern Electric demo on farm lighting at Massey Harris
Mr Austin for Nor thern Electric Co of Canada will demonstrate farm lighting plants at the Massey Harris warehouse on Saturday April 10. Merrell and Greensides, agents.
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Austin
Northern Electric Co. of Canada
Massey-Harris
Merrell & Greensides
Calf Clubs Promote Youth Breeding Programs in Aberdeen Angus and Shorthorn
The Aberdeen Anguses and Shorthorns organize calf clubs to teach boys and girls aged 10 to 18 to feed and care for pure bred calves. Economic support offers calves costing about 150 dollars on note with parental endorsement, contingent on proper care. Contacts: Aberdeen Angus prospects with W J Ward H L Caldwell Cornwall and W C Geisel. Shorthorn prospects with W A Maynard E Maynard or Wm Blair.
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Office of Agricultural Representative
Dauphin
W.J. Ward
H. L. Caldwell
Cornwall
W. C. Geisel
W. A. Maynard
E. Maynard
Wm. Blair
Dauphin Labour Meet Delays Candidate Move Until U F Delegates
The Dauphia Branch of the Dominion Labour party held a meeting in the Polion block on Friday April 2 with Mr. W H Sutherland chairing. Delegates discussed various matters and agreed to postpone any movement in the field until after the meeting with United Farmers delegates on the night of the 7th.
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Dauphbia
Dominion Labor Party
Polion
W. H. Sutherland
United Farmers
Dauphin Milling Co Changes Hands
Mr 3. Code disposes of the Dauphin Milling Co plant and business to a new company led by Mr A Rzesnowski. The mill has had growing business since its founding and the new owners plan improvements and enlarged buildings.
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Dauphin Milling Co
Coming Events in Town This Month
A list of local activities includes a McMurray Recital on Friday in a town hall and a Rural Council meeting in Dauphin on Friday April 16. A tennis club dance at the town hall is set for Wednesday April 28 as part of April events.
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Dauphin
Property Transfers Report From Local Records
Mr Taciuk purchases Mr Ayer s house on 6th avenue S B R Ferguson sells the northwest quarter of his half section on the outskirts to Bert Caldwell Wilfred Robson buys the building he currently occupies from Gee Lawrence
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Mr. Taciuk
Mr. Ayer
Avynue S.B
R. G. Ferguson
N. W.uarter
Bert Caldwell
Wilfred Robson
Gee. Lawrence
Dauphin Oil Wells Organization Forms Drilling Venture
Leaseholders have formed an incorporated company to consolidate holdings and drill for oil near the original discovery. The group will control about 20 000 acres and, with a charter issued, will appoint directors and pursue three drilling outfits within sixty days. Provincial officials plan to inspect the site this week if weather allows.
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Dauphin
Winnipeg
Child Welfare Station Opens for Mothers in 1918
Since the opening of the child welfare station in summer 1918, many mothers have attended to obtain instruction in child care. The station at the Rest Room is open Tuesdays and Thursdays 4 to 5 p.m. and Saturdays 3 to 5 p.m. A public health nurse provides guidance on child hygiene, with weekly health conferences to assess development and improve home care.
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Canada
United States
Customs Collections Show Dauphin Office Yearly Increase
The Dauphin Customs office closed March 3 1920 with cash collections totaling 36077.22 dollars, up from 8215.12 dollars the prior year, an increase of 6162.10 dollars.
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Dauphin Customs Office
Oddfellows Cancelled Talk With J A Cormie
Attention Oddfellows. J A Cormie will be with No 3 next Monday evening to speak on The New North. Open night with refreshments.
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Oddfellows
J. A. Cormie
No. 3
New North
Women's Institute Monthly Meeting on Gardening Topics
The Women's Institute holds its regular meeting on Tuesday April 13 at 8 p.m. in the rest room. Mrs Bewell discusses hot beds planting seeds and garden care with the roll responding with gardening hints.
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The
Womens Institute
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Jas H
Mr and Mrs Jas H express thanks to friends acquaintances and members of the Sons of land B of ee F and E and shop staff for sympathy and flowers extended during the time of their father’s illness and passing.
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Jas H
Sons of Land, B. of
Ee F.& E
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