Winnipeg woman dies at home after visit to farm
Mrs Mary Passells of 372 Graham Avenue Winnipeg died at home following a visit to the farm where she helped with chores. She was found dead by her parents and son after retiring mid night. A surfacing notice lists burial in Winnipeg with Mr Farrell of Deuprim in charge.
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Mary Passells
Graham Avenue
Winnipeg
Ss. Manitou
Armenos
William Merchanski
Medd
Harry Little
Wheat Harvest Began Early Week In Region
Early week wheat cutting has started and should be general by Friday. The crop stands well with minimal cutting trouble. Labor supply is ample now, though more workers may be needed later. Wages have fallen, ranging from 2.50 to 3.50 dollars per day for experienced labor.
Raspberry picking parties and fall events announced
The excerpt notes plentiful raspberries and social visits by Miss Pearl Dwyer and Miss Mary Henderson to Mrs. M. Zeeron at the Daly cottage. It mentions camps closing for school opening Tuesday and warns about out of season duck shooting. It also highlights golf interest and a Labor Day Elks Jitney dance at the Exhibition grounds Pavilion.
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Pearl Dwyer
Mary Henderson
M. Zeeron
Daly Cottage
Dauphin Seeks Hydro Plant Power on Winnipeg River
Dauphin officials and 200 representatives visited Points du Bois to study hydro potential on the Winnipeg river. City officials and ministers formed a provincial hydro committee to pursue a permanent Manitoba energy plan with the Manitoba Power Commission, aiming to distribute power across the province. Dauphin urges development of transmission efficiency to make the project economically feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Russell
Portage la Prairie
Emerson
Morden
Brandon
Ivens
Virden
Manitova Power Commission
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Dauphin Motors Sells Ten Cars This Week
Mr W J Cuff, manager of the Dauphin Motors, reports the sale of ten cars by the company this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Cuff
Dauphin Motors
Elks Jitney Dance Draws Large Crowd at Exhibition Grounds
A large crowd attended the Elks Jitney Dance at the Exhibition Grounds Pavilion on Tuesday evening. The event was well received and the Elks plan several more jitney dances this season, with the next scheduled for Labor Day. Light refreshments will be served as part of the effort to ensure everyone has a good time.
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ELKS
Exhibition Grounds
The
Boy Mistakes Train Station For Home In Portage
Morris Sykward an 11 year old from Dauphin was found wandering at the Canadian National railway station after visiting Portage la Prairie as a guest of Frank Rowley. He rode the midnight train back with his father from Winnipeg and briefly mistook the depot for Dauphin. Rowley cared for him until contact with his father was made. The boy said he enjoyed his stay and called it the time of his life. Keep Monday evening open Ellis Jitney Dance.
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Portage la Prairie
Morris Sykward
D. Sykward
Dauphin
Frank Rowley
Canadian National
Winnipeg
Ethelbert Opens New County Court Division
A new county court division will open in Ethelbert next week replacing parts of Dauphin Gilbert Plains and Swan River with an office in Ethelbert. It will begin operating on September 2 with John Pelechaty as clerk and Nicholas Kologie as bailiff.
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Ethelbert
Dauphin
Gilbert Plains
Swan River
John Pelechaty
Nicholas Kologie
Barley Delivered as First Market Load by W E Robson
W E Robson brought the first barley load to the Liberty elevator. He harvested 60 acres and the crop yields 30 bushels per acre as threshing completes.
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W. E. Robson
Liberty Elevator
Robson
Neepawa Garden Show highlights cooperative horticulture
The Beautiful Plains Horticultural Society of Neepawa hosted a garden show last Friday and Saturday with a strong exhibit despite a tough season. Dauphin and Neepawa groups coordinated to foster cooperation, with plans to display in September and invites from nearby towns. Prize lists emphasize flowers fruits and vegetables with new display categories.
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Beautiful Plains Horticultural Society
Neepawa
Dauphin Society
Neepawa Society
Dauphin
Strangers in Town Prompt Lockup Urgency
The note urges merchants and residents to lock premises at night as Dauphin struggles with many outsiders. Police coverage is limited over the large area and reports of off season shooting on the lake shore have reached Winnipeg. A special game guardian is monitoring law breakers.
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Dauphin
Lake Shore
Winnipeg
Scout meeting canceled by baseball game turnout
Fair turnout of Cubs last week but no Scout meeting held due to a baseball game. Wanted eight boys with bicycles to form a bicycle patrol. Anyone with a suitable building for a Scout hall should phone Secretary Godfray Gray at 568.
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Godfray Gray
Local Council of Women to Meet September 1
The Local Council of Women of Dauphin will hold its regular meeting in the Rest Room on Monday September 1 at 8 p m Members are to attend promptly and prepared with reports and items for the agenda.
Elks Take Opening Game In Cushman Trophy Final
The Elks defeat the Nationals 7 to 3 in the opening Cushman Trophy final. Smith steals home and a Slobodzian homer highlight the Elks win while C N A struggles with injuries and pitching changes.
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Elks
C.N.A
Siddie
Nationals
Heard
Dick McKenzie
Jim Ball
Ball
Smith
M. Slobodzian
C.N.R
Joe Hoskins
Machan
Slobodzian
C.N
Flks
Local clubs host five-event tennis tournament this weekend
The annual tennis tournament begins Saturday with six gravel courts available. Open events include mixed doubles, men and women doubles, and men and women singles. Players from Neepawa Minnedosa Kamsack Gilbert Plains Grandview McCreary and Ste. Rose du Lac expected to compete. finals due Monday.
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Neepawa
Minnedosa
Kamsack
Gilbert Plains
Grandview
McCreary
Ste. Rose du Lac
Dauphin Club Holds Narrowed 18 Hole Handicap Event
The Dauphin Country Club 18 hole handicap tournament narrows to semi finals with Fulton Trimble Robson and Hopwood or Zworen in contention. Semi final likely this afternoon with Robson facing Trimble and Hopwood or Zworen meeting Fulton. Other results include 46 40 and 46 44 42 scores amid close matches and pending ladies final between Daly Trimble and Walker.
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Dauphin Country Club
Hopwood
Zworon
Fulton
Trimble
Robson
Zworen
Burton
Cameron
Fulton Fulton
Jim Bowman
Dick McKenzie
Jim
Tom Fulton
Wilf Robson
John Gardner
Wilf
John
Daly
Dauphin Horticultural Display at Neepawa Show
Dauphin Society donated cut flowers and fruits to the Neepawa Garden Show display. Directors appreciated outside society interest and aim to reciprocate at Dauphin’s horticultural show on September 10 and 11. Flowers included asters dianthus marigolds. fruits featured grapes and cherries.
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Neepawa Press
Dauphin Society
My Liz and I Celebrate a Crisp Fall Drive
A nostalgic reminiscence of driving an old car named Liz in fall weather with a companion, noting wind, sun, and contentment despite imperfect ailing machinery. Several small town notices follow about local visits, Rotary Club events, hospital society meetings, and a church choir picnic at Broken Pipe Lake with a light schedule of social activities.
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Liz
Aliers
Allers
L.B
Geo. Nagel
Alma Armstrong
Emma Mayberry
Winnipeg
John Castle
Medicine Hat
W. J. Mayberry
Castle
Mr. Mayberry
Wm. Phillips
Pentecostal Church
United States
Women's Hospital Alt
Ellen
Ida Crowe
Gilbert Plains
J. M. Clawson
Methodist Church
Broken Pipe Lake
Studio Reopens at 101 5th Ave NE Registration Saturday
Notice announces Mrs F B Roberts re opening her studio at 101 5th Ave NE on Tuesday Sept 2 with pupil registrations accepted on Saturday. Phone listed as 647. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during bereavement. G W V A auxiliary meeting set for Sept 2 at 3 30 at Veterans hall.
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F. B. Roberts
5Th Ave
N.E
L. A
G.W.V.A
Ladies’ Auxiliary
G.W. V.A
Veterans’ Hall
Hoover Vacuum Sweeper Dinner Set and Ace Cook Stove Item
A small advertisement lists Hoover vacuum sweepers, dinner sets, a complete cook stove, and other compact kitchen and cleaning items from Ace. The notice highlights affordable household bargains and limited stock for quick pickup.
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Hoover
Thos Jordan Stable Break‑In Reported On Front Street East
Thos Jordan's stable on Front Street East was broken into Monday night. Thieves stole Mr Jordan's watch and chain fountain pen two Eversharp pencils and a valise containing valuable papers and clothing left by John Collingburn en route to Swan River. Local police have the case.
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Thos. Jordan
Front Street
Mr. Jordan
John Collingburn
Mountview
Swan River
City Case proprietor charged under Manitoba Temperance Act
Charlie Fo-Ming owner of the City Case appeared before P.M. Hawkins on Friday charged with breach of the Manitoba Temperance Act. Chief Everitt said liquor was being served at the time of arrest and seized. A Katz pleaded guilty. fine and costs totaled 204.75 dollars. George Harkness and Charles Haskins faced disorderly conduct charges. Haskins case dismissed. Harkness fined. Bill Vallaney, also charged with disorderly conduct, was fined 10 dollars and costs.
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Charlie Fo-Ming
P.M. Hawkins
Everitt
Fo-Mine
A. Katz
Simpson, McGirr & Katz
Rifle Club Shoot At Range On Monday September First
Members of the Rifle Club will gather at the Range on Monday September 1 at 1 30 p m. They will depart from the G W V A building under the command of Captain J W Skinner.
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Rifle Club
G.W.V.A
J. W. Skinner
Wheat pools in Regina set initial payment at 1.00 a bushel
Conference of Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba wheat pool representatives in Regina agreed on an initial payment of 1.00 per bushel for the 1924 crop. A central selling agency will be formed with A. J. McPhail as president, H. W. Wood as vice president, and Colin H. Burnell as secretary.
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Winnipeg
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Regina
No. 1 Northern
Fort William
A. J. McPhail
H. W. Wood
Colin H. Burnell
J. E. Brownlee
J. L. Smith
Chester H. Elliott
School Reopens After Summer Vacation With New Staff
The long summer vacation ends September 1 with Collegiate and public schools reopening September 2. Staffing changes are few. two new Collegiate teachers A S Trueman science and Miss Arla Nuser English and history. public school welcomes Miss Clay and Miss Gofton.
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A. S. Trueman
Arla Nuser
Clay
Gofton
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