Fair Open to Saskatchewan and Manitoba Exhibitors
Regional fair revival proposed with a sale of about 200 calves planned for June 6 tentative date. Wheat oats and other crops discussed, field day to be held at M Szewczyk farm Valley River. Dauphin Association to sponsor a Roundup and Stampede at the summer fair with publicity plans in place.
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Bodnar
M. Szewczyk
Vailey River
Wm. D. Strang
Dauphin Commercial Travellers’ Association
John Conner
Mrs A F Whetter Dies in Winnipeg
Mrs A F Whetter born Margaret Elizabeth Crowe in Mohill Ireland dies Monday afternoon in Winnipeg. Survived by husband and three children Alvin Perry Ivy. Funeral from 168th Ave S W this afternoon at 2 30 with Rev D Ritchie officiating pallbearers Stockiey W J Stephenson H W Gemmel Jas Clyde J Haddrell H W Smith. Riverside cemetery burial.
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A. F. Whetter
Winnipeg
Margaret Elizabeth Crowe
Mohill
County
Leitrin
Ireland
Alvin
Perry
Ivy
D. J. Burrows
J. R. Lantz
Ingoilf
Oat
J. Richardson
W. F. Crowe
Pinkham
Sask
Alex
James Crowe
Grandview
Man
John Crowe
Mobill
168Th Ave
S. W
Rev
D. Ritchie
Pal . Stockiey
W. J. Stephenson
H. W. R. Gemmel
Jas. Clyde
J. Haddrell
H. W. Smith
Riverside Cemetery
Rescuing Miners Near Moose River Breaks Through Barrier
Canadian Radio Commission broadcasts from Moose River Nova Scotia report rescuers near breaking through to two miners entombed by an April 12 cave in at the Moose River gold mine. The nation waits with cautious hope as efforts continue.
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Canada
Moose River
Nova Scotia
Canadian Radio Commission
United States
Exhibitors Must Be Members or Buy $1 Ticket, Handicraft Section Added
A resolution requires exhibitors to be annual or life members of the society or pay a $1 exhibitors ticket for admission to the grounds. A handicraft groups section has been added in this department.
Local Council of Women Plans Year with Art Exhibition
The Dauphin Local Council of Women outlines a year of meetings on themes like art laws for women and health with open attendance for all Dauphin ladies. The Sixth Annual Art Exhibition, May 5 and 6 at the Armoury, features the Winnipeg Sketch Club and local entries.
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Winnipeg Sketch Club
Dauphin
Local Council of Women Plans April Meeting
The regular meeting will be in the rest room on Monday evening April 27. Mrs. H. E. Bridgett will present a paper on a French Canadian subject. An account of recent library activities and plans will be given. Miss Mary Hamilton will chair the current events segment.
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Local Council of Women
H. E. Bridgett
Mary Hamilton
By law for addition to electric light plant first reading
Dauphin town council meets April 16 with Mayor McDonald and six councillors. The water works report notes impounding dam at Riding Mountain. Debentures for 75000 authorized to fund electric plant additions, with 5.4% interest, one to twenty year terms, serial payments. Business license levy approved. By law and finances move to commissioner for approval and then ratepayers.
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T. R. Ceckl
Riding Mountain
Board of Trade
Clear Lake
Dauphin
Riding Mountain National Park
Solomon
Finance Committee
Suspended Sentence and Fine for Theft in Dauphin
Charles F. Stewart of Dauphin pled guilty to theft of small items from Safeway Stores on April 4. He received a one year suspended sentence and a $100 fine plus costs, and was ordered to two months in a Winnipeg nursing home, with an extra month deemed necessary by his physician. The defense cited Stewart’s mental and nervous condition. without that evidence a jail sentence would have been imposed. A Katz defended, C B A Rogers K C prosecuted.
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Charles F. Stewart
Dauphin
Littie
Winnipeg
Safeway
Stewart
A. Katz
A. Rogers
Obituary Isaac Hinds Transcona Engineer Dies at 52
Funeral held for Isaac Hinds 52 of 104 Regent Avenue Transcona who died Friday at home. Rev H T Tolton officiated at Greenwood's funeral home with burial in Elmwood cemetery. Former Dauphin resident he worked as an engineer at the power plant.
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Isaac Hinds
Regent Avenue
Transcona
Greenwood
Elmwood
H. T. Tolton
Hinds
Dauphin
Funeral Held For Robert Linton in Ochre River
Funeral services for Robert Linton took place Thursday at the United Church in Ochre River. Rev. W R Donagh officiated after a postponement to await the arrival of Mrs S D Chambers a daughter from Newark New Jersey.
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Robert Linton
Ochre River
United Church
W. R. Donagh
S. D. Chambers
Newark
N. J
Deaths of James Reid and Baby George Timewell
James Allan Reid aged 66 of 347 Maplewood Avenue Winnipeg died Friday in Winnipeg General hospital. Born in Seaforth Ontario he lived in Dauphin and Winnipeg and worked as a Willis Overland and Nash salesman until 1930. Survived by two daughters and three sons. funeral Monday in Gardiner chapel with Elmwood burial. Baby George Timewell nine months died April 16 after pneumonia and is survived by parents and four sisters. funeral at home Spruce Bluff conducted by Rev H E Bridgett and Riverside Cemetery burial.
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James Allan Reid
Maplewood Ave
Winnipeg
Winnipeg General Hospital
Seaforth
Ont
Reid
Manitoba
Dauphin
Willis Overland Motor Company
Nash Motor Car Company
Masonic Order
Fred Jones
Saskatoon
W. E. Allen
Oxbow, Sask
A.B
D.H
J. C. Reid
W. A. MacLean
David Flemming
A. B. Gardiner
Elmwood Cemetery
George Timewell
W. J. Timewell
Spruce Bluff
H. E. Bridgett
Riverside Cemetery
Relief share increase to 35 percent effective April first
A communication from Hon. W. R. Clubb reports the dominion will raise the town’s direct relief share from 30 percent to 35 percent. The increase becomes effective April 1.
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Ter
W. R. Clubb
Dominion
Dauphin Hunters Plan Crow Control by Egg Purchase
A meeting of hunters and sportsmen at Jada Bowman's office discussed joining a global movement to study wildlife preservation. They proposed buying crow eggs from local schoolchildren near lakes and breeding grounds, with funds raised by a one dollar membership to Albert Iredale and Joe Allard for paying for eggs.
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U. S
Dauphin
Albert Iredale
Joe Allard
Road Bulletin Manitoba Motor League Update
Road conditions from the Manitoba Motor League list closures and passable sections. Highway 1 Winnipeg West to Portage la Prairie remains closed. Highway 2 accessible via No 25 from Brandon. Highway 2 open to Saskatchewan boundary. Bad stretch Fannystelle to Culross. Highway 5 Neepawa to Dauphin open. Highway 6 Dauphin to Swan River passable.
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Manitoba Motor League
Winnipeg West
Portage la Prairie
Brandon
Saskatchewan
Fannystelle
Culross
Neepawa
Dauphin
Swan River
Woman Burned In House Blaze From Exploded Oil Stove
Mrs. Joseph Agar of Durston district sustained burns to head and feet when an oil stove exploded early Saturday, gutting the home and its contents. She and her 15 year old maid Alice Hudson escaped, aided by neighbors, as fire destroyed the house. The elderly woman, hospitalized, shows satisfactory progress.
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Joseph Agar
Durston
Miss Hudson
Mrs. Agar
Larne
Lloyd
Dan Dewar
W. J. Harrington
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