Town Levy Sets Thirty Mills Amid Dam and Filtration Plans
Adjourned August meeting discusses a thirty mill town levy for 1935, with a .05% rate on 500 dollar debentures planned for a new dam and filtration plant. Special committee proposes issuing 358 500 dollars in debentures, securing government aid, and marketing 38 500 dollars of waterworks bonds locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stefans
McDonald
Marsh
Solomon
Puchalski
Cowton
Dauphin
E. N. McGirr
Utility Board
Gilbert Plains Defeats Dauphin In Zone Tennis
Gilbert Plains wins Zone 4 B division competition at Dauphin Tuesday night. The team took three of five events with Eileen McConnell and Nora McGirr leading in singles and doubles. Results include Dauphin across ladies, gents, and mixed events, notably Russell Woodward and R Woodard for Gilbert Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Plains
Manitoba
Dauphin
Eileen McConnell
Hazel Challoner
Nora MecGirr
Helen Marsh
Miss Wood
Doris Fraser
the Plains
Russell Woodward
Addie Stark
R. Woodard
Joe Adams
A. Stark
J. Oliphant
H. Challoner
J. Adams
Nora McGirr
Cyril Rawlinson
Special Churchill Excursion Train Passes Dauphin Friday
The third annual all inclusive Winnipeg to Churchill excursion departs August 16 arriving Dauphin at 4 pm for a two hour stop. The route includes The Pas Flin Flon Churchill Fort Prince of Wales and Manitoba seaport grain elevator sites with a return to Winnipeg by August 22.
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Mach
Winnipeg
Churchill
Dauphin
Sife
Western
Canada
The
Pas
Flin Flon
Great
Manitoba
Fort Prince of Wales
Hudson’s Bay
Wheat Carryover Figures Announced by Statistics Bureau
The Dominion bureau of statistics reports Canada end of crop year July 31 wheat carryover at 203,231,288 bushels, with 11,704,536 bushels in elevators and afloat in the United States. Combined Canada and U S wheat totals reach 214,935,824 bushels. Oats carryover is 26,444,751 bushels with 20,071,000 in farmers hands. last year oats total was 31,060,497.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
United States
Prairies
Rust and hail devastate Dauphin district wheat crop
Crop losses in Dauphin district run about 75 percent of sown acreage due to rust floods and hail per district agricultural representative John Conner. Marquis wheat is hit hard, averaging seven to eight bushels per acre with many grades No 3 or No 4. Early oats and barley look fair, later varieties depend on weather.
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Dauphin
John Conner
Marquis
Manitoba
Valley River
Grandview
Harrison
University of Manitoba
Board of Grain Commissioners
Canada
Calcutta
Preston
Hope to Have Scholarship Fund Available This Fall
The Dauphin Scholarship Fund committee, set up by the local council of women, plans to offer a fund this fall for a deserving Grade XI student to continue to Grade XII. The committee invites enthusiastic support and contributions when the fund opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Council of Women
Wasagaming golfer McLachlin takes Wasagaming championship
Mrs. C. W. McLachlin of Wasagaming club defeated Mrs. L. P. Mason of St. Charles Country Club Winnipeg four and three to win the Buffalo emblematic Wasagaming ladies golf championship. Winners in the other flights were Mrs. A. R. Hurst Brandon Miss W. Hales Brandon and Mrs. F. Parkes Selkirk. Miss Helen Bowman Dauphin was eliminated in the semi finals of the championship flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles YY. McLachlin
Wasagaming Club
Buffalo
Wasagaming
L. P. Mason
St. Charles Country Club
Winnipeg
McLachlin
A. R. Hurst
Brandon
W. Hales
F. Parkes
Selkirk
Town Police Court Finds Stewart on Liquor and Juvenile Charges
On Tuesday August 13 Magistrate Litue fined Chas F Stewart 200 dollars for liquor control act violation 25 dollars for contributing to juvenile delinquency and imposed a two year suspended sentence for delinquency of a child A woman Lishach was jailed one month at Portage on two shoplifting charges at Eaton’s and Stelck’s Prosecution was led by Jas Anderson Chief of Police Dauphin with Child Welfare assisting in juvenile cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F. Stewart
Lishach
Portage
Eaton’s
Stelck’s Ltd
Crop Testing Plan Shows Up Bad Seed
A Winnipeg area crop testing plan under Dominion and provincial agriculture supervision with Western universities and elevator firms found only 19 of 160 samples graded A and 53 graded B. Thirty-five percent required replacement, based on results from the William Cruise plot representing seed from over 300 farmers across the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Departments of Agriculture
J. E. Blakeman
Dominion Seed
Manitoba
T. J. Harrison
Board of Grain Commissioners
William Cruise
Ethelbert
Ashville
Ochre River
Major H. L. Strange
Searle Grain Company
Canada
Mrr
Blakeman
Harrison
Eli Bay Dies During Winnipeg Visit
Prominent Dauphin merchant Eli Bay died suddenly in Winnipeg on August 7 after arriving by car to consult a specialist. Born in Russia 58 years ago, he helped establish Dauphin as a regional shopping center and remained its guiding business figure until his death. He is survived by his widow six children a sister and three brothers with funeral from Winnipeg and burial at Shaarey Zedek cemetery.
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Eli Bay
Dauphin
Mr. Bay
Winnipeg
Bay
Russia
Canada
I. 1 Kahanovitech
Max
Saul
Sam
Harry
Charles
Robt. Syme
Ukrainians to Stage Picnic At Broken Pipe Lake
The eighth annual Ukrainian People's Home picnic at Broken Pipe Lake features a political rally with three candidates for the Dauphin federal seat James Bowman Ward McKellar addressing the crowd. Other speakers include War nock Hryhorchuk and chair Potoski. Prizes for sports and games accompany the festivities ending with a dance.
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Broken Pipe Lake
Dauphin
James L. Bowman
K.C. M.P
W. J. Ward
R. A. McKellar
C.C. F
A. T. Warnock
M. N. Hryhorchuk
King Urges Empire Trade Policy Of Lower Tariffs
Liberal leader W. L. Mackenzie King urged adoption of Rt. Hon Stanley Baldwin’s Empire trade plan to lower tariffs within the Empire rather than against foreign nations. He spoke Tuesday in Woodstock Ontario, arguing early adoption would have improved the mood in 1982.
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Stanley
Baldwin
Ottawa
Liberal Party
W. L. Mackenzie King
Woodstock
Ont
King
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Wabasso
Monarch
Kayser and
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the Store OF Service
Statistics Bureau
C. W. McLachlin
Wallace Beery
Robert Young
Maureen O'Sullivan
Lewis Stone
James Gleason
Beery
Goddess OF Spring
Morton Downey
Castle OF Dreams
Margaret Sullavan
Herbert Marshall
Frank Morgan Young
du Garry
Ruby Keeler
Dick Powell
Cartoon
Ken Maynard
G.W.G
John Gardner
United Stores Limited
British Columbia
B.C
Sure
Khovah Sunkist
Malaga
Christies
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Haddie Connor
Clarke
Catelli
Kelvinator
United
Keen
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