Peace and League of Nations talk at Local Council of Women
The Local Council of Women heard Rev Canon Cousins discuss permanent peace and the League of Nations. Canada’s role and public opinion support were emphasized, with a focus on international law, labor conditions, and ending war. A military dance followed at Town Hall. proceeds of about $56 aid gymnasium equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Women
Canon Cousins
League of Nations
United States
Russia
Turkey
Mexico
League Council
Geneva
League
la Hague
Canada
Manitoba Horse
Dauphinelians Orchestra
Jim Paw Seng
Sergt
Brickman
Middleton
Grant
Phillips Welcomes Daughter Dorothy Hazel
At Elkhorn Manitoba on Monday April 1929 Mr and Mrs Blake Phillips announce the birth of a daughter Dorothy Hazel.
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Phillips
Elkhorn
Man
Blake Phillips
Dorothy Hazel
Local court notes fines and detentions in drug and liquor cases
Several small time court items include Hanka Kowliuk of Sclater fined 200 dollars and costs for dealing in home brew but unable to pay and sent to gaol. Mike Yarema received a suspended sentence with restitution or appeal. C S A Rogers led Crown, defense by J N McFadden. Three youths detained after sneaking rides near a burglary scene face two days liberty loss and 85 75 dollars each. Stanley Phillips fined 10 dollars and 10 days jail for assault. Garbolinski charged with liquor not bought from Commission. case set for 20th. Peter Hrechka of Sclater fined 100 dollars and two weeks jail plus two months for keeping liquor for sale. Mr Rogers for Crown. John Seneniuk or Simmons fined adjourned for a week with liquor possession case.
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Hanka Kowliuk
Sclater
Hawkins
Mike Yarema
Bank of Nova Scotia
C. A. Rogers
J. N. Mc.Fadden
Notley
W. E. Dougall
A. McMillan
CS. A. Rogers
K.C
Stanley Phillips
Felix Geiler
Peter Hrechka
Mr Rogers
Crown
John Seneniuk Or Simmons
C. S. A. Rogers
A. Wawryniuk
Tea and home cooking sale at Elks Hall Saturday
The L.O.B.A. hosts a tea and sale of home cooking at the Elks Hall on Saturday April 20 from 3 to 6 p.m. Proceeds support club activities and community service.
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L.O.B.A
Elks’ Hall
Late Show Friday and Saturday at the Dauphin Theatre
The Dauphin Theatre hosts a late show titled The Woman Disputed on Friday and Saturday night. The performance starts at 10 p.m. each evening.
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Dauphin Theatre
Public debate on labor policy and Seven Sisters Lease
Mr H Myers chaired a Saturday meeting at Pollen Hall Mesers S J Palmer and John Queen addressed on the Seven Sisters Lease and labor questions The discussion covered private property versus public ownership the socialist aim of socialization and the role of large capital in the economy The speakers criticized Dauphin traders and emphasized redistribution of wealth noting Manitoba wealth concentration and the Seven Sisters Power site issue continued on page three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Myers
Pollen Hall
S. J. Palmer
John Queen
Seven Sisters
Independent Labor Party
Winnipeg
LLP
Dauphin
Karl Marx
Manitoba
Bracken
Trout Fry for Clear Lake Transfer Planned
The Board of Trade reports the Forestry Branch will ship forty cans containing about one thousand lake trout fry from Winnipegosis hatchery to Clear Lake in Riding Mountain Reserve. The shipment is slated around May 20 and aims to enable fishing for lake trout in Clear Lake in the future.
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Board of Trade
Forestry Branch
Tramssport
Winnipegosis
Clear Lake
Riding Mountain
Isaac
Ottawa Seeks Criminal Code Change on Cheque Fraud
A joint delegation from the Retail Merchants Association of Canada the Canadian Hotelmen's Association and the Credit Men's Trust Association met Justice Minister Ernest Lapointe in Ottawa to urge an amendment to the criminal code. The change would make it easier for honest issuers to meet cheque obligations and curb losses from bounced cheques, currently a thousand-dollar limit with potential penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Retail Merchants Association of Canada
Canadian Hotelmen’s Association
Credit Men’s Trust Association
Ernest Lapointe
Dominion
G. S. Hougham
Retail Merchants’ Association of Canada
Protests Over Sidewalk Bicycle Riding in Town
A letter to the editor condemns sidewalk cycling as a danger to children and the elderly. The writer cites persistent by law violations and notes Second, Third, and Fourth Avenues as daily speedways, urging enforcement action.
League of Nations Society of Canada Sees Membership Rise
Sixty four town citizens belonging to the League of Nations Society of Canada were recorded on Tuesday this week. The figure shows an improvement over last year with more members expected to join soon.
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League of Nations Society of Canada
Spruce Bluff Local United Farmers Inaugurated
Last Friday evening at the Spruce Bluff community hall the Spruce Bluff local United Farmers of Manitoba was inaugurated with strong attendance from nearby residents and Dauphin. Elgin Maynard chaired the meeting where Gordon B. Tovell urged producer organization to protect their interests. officers include President A U Spencer and Vice-president Elgin Maynard.
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Spruce Bluff
United Farmers of Manitoba
Dauphin
Elgin Maynard
Gordon 8
Tovell
Manitoba Co-operative Creameries, Limited
A .U. Spencer
Sam McKee
Ben Boughen
Harry Hughes
Wes. Crawford
Jas. H. Maynard
W. A. Maynard
Lorne McKillop
U.F.M
Neil Bliss
Scott
Pretty McArthur Birss wedding at McArthur home
On April 9 at the home of Mr and Mrs Hugh McArthur Jean McArthur married Charles Albert Birss Rev David Flemming performed the ceremony with Lohengrin Wedding March and a duet I Love You Truly. Esther McArthur attended the bride and W H May was groomsman. The couple left for Winnipeg and will reside in Dauphin.
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Hugh McArthur
Jean
Charles Albert Birss
Lohengrin
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Simmies Farewell From Neepawa To Dauphin
Neepawa residents bid farewell to Mr and Mrs J Simmie who plan to move to Dauphin. A Friday King Edward supper and a Saturday party hosted by Mr and Mrs W H Guinn honored the couple with about fifty guests. Dr Martin spoke of their good standing and Mrs Guinn gave a china bridge set as a parting gift.
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J. Simmie
Neepawa
Dauphin
Edward
W. H. Guinn
Death of D J Whitney at 72 in Manitoba farming district
David James Whitney aged 72 died after five weeks under doctor care following a stroke. Born May 23 1856 in Prescott Ontario he lived in Essex County before moving to Manitoba to farm near Dauphin. Survived by his wife and daughter Ethel a teacher at Fork River. Funeral at Grace Church led by Rev F C Middleton with pallbearers listed.
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David James Whitney
Mr. Whitney
Prescott
Ont
Essex County
Manitoba
Dauphin
Ethel
Fork River
Grace Church
F. C. Middleton
Riverside Cemetery
John Buchannon
John McKillop
Lorne McKillop
W Toomey
Alex. Boles
A H. F. Stelck
Prosperous Dauphin Impresses Visiting Traveller
A traveller praises Dauphin for its strong growth and redevelopment. He notes a prime location on the provincial highway near mountains and a lake, rising ownership activity, scarce vacant houses, and clear municipal improvements signaling summertime recreation potential. The writer hopes for future visits.
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Dauphin
Carpet Ball Series Brings Orangemen Even
Orangemen defeat the Triple Binkers 16 to 6 in the second carpet ball game to level the series. In horseshoes King Williams lost 106 to 78, followed by a luncheon. A further contest is planned for an upcoming evening.
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Orangemen
Odd Fellows
Triple Binkers
King Williams
Jimmy Ball Wins 300 Yards at Montreal Indoor Meet
Jimmy Ball of Dauphin captured first in the 300 yards final at the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association indoor meet. His time was 34.25 seconds, with Percy Williams of Vancouver also delivering a strong sprint performance at the Montreal event.
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Jimmy Ball
Dauphin
Montreal Amateur Athletic Association
Montreal
Flash
Percy Williams
Vancouver
Prosecutions Urged In Auto Fatalities Debate
Manitoba legislature discusses enforcement of prosecutions in every fatal auto case to deter crashes. Leaders from Conservative and Liberal parties urge stronger action, citing difficulties securing convictions and concerns about pedestrian safety on sidewalks.
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Manitoba
F. G. Taylor
K.C
J. T. Haig
Winnipeg
W. J. Major
H. A. Reon
Beauty and the Beast stage production set for Dauphin Theatre
Plans finalize for the Miss Alice Weir directed musical Beauty and the Beast with a Winnipeg cast. The show will be staged at the Dauphin Theatre on May 31 and June 1, sponsored by the Dauphin Rotary Jubilee.
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Alice Weir
Winnipeg
Dauphin Theatre
Dauphin Rotar
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Canon Cousing
N.C
Umatilla
Grandview
Arnett’s Orchestra
St. James United Church
David Flemming
B.A
The
Wesley
Provincial Police Court
L.O.B.A. Tea
the Ladies’ Club OF
ST. Viator’s Church
Violet Tea
2Nd Avenue
S.W
Jsuumme Dioom
A. N. Coupe, Ltd
Farmer and Queen Meeting
Canadian National Recreation
Dauphinalians
N.S.F
the Herald
Grace United Church
Rev
Fred C. Middleton
China
Christ
Buddha
Catholic Girls’ Club
A. N. Coupe Ltd
D. J. Whitney
Beauty and
the Beast
Mntoba
Wilfrid Pocklington
Confederation Life Association
Main N.W
Chinamel
Sherwin - Williams
McDonald & Oliphant Hardware and Groceries
Baconfield
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