Dauphin Herald Ad Rates and Publishing Details
The Dauphin Herald notes weekly publication every Thursday by the Dauphin Herald Publishing Co. on Gurrows Ave. Subscriptions cost $2.00 yearly in advance or $2.50 if not prepaid. Advertising rates are available on application.
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Mice of the Dauphin Herald Publishing Co
Gurrows Ave
Dauphin
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Ottawa
Eee
Conditioos A. Johnston
Progressiveness and Duty in a Prairie Town Christmas Spirit
The piece urges generous Christmas giving, urging individuals to help those in need and avoid passive requests for charity. It notes winter road conditions and hopes highways will stay open, then praises a local band forming again, contrasting past subsidy with self support and recounting Dauphin’s musical shift and resulting community tensions.
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Prairies
Dauphin
Gasoline Dangers Highlighted By Winnipeg Fire Chief Warning
Fire Commissioner warns gasoline use in homes or confined spaces endangers lives and property after several 1925 incidents in Manitoba. A Winnipeg woman and her daughter were fatally burned by vapour in a basement cleaning accident. others near Rossendale and in the city’s shopping district caused major damage. Residents urged to use gasoline only outdoors and with extreme care to prevent fires.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Rossendale
Romola Breaks House Records at Capitol Theatre
Romola breaks all house records at Capitol Theatre Winnipeg this week and is set for Gay Monday and Tuesday performances.
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Romola
Capitol Theatre
Winnipeg
Women Take Stand as Manitoba Votes on Liquor Law
A pulp it editorial argues Manitoba women now share responsibility for liquor legislation. It defends guardianship of the home and questions legalizing sale and home consumption, urging women to raise a standard for Christian civilization and curb the “must have it” drink culture.
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Manitoba
W M S St James Church Holds Final 1925 Meeting
The W MS of St James's parish held its last 1925 gathering with reports from the Provincial Advisory Board and a Dauphin delegate Mrs D Sutherland. Mrs P Duncan spoke on social service work including rescue homes and crime prevention. Carl McFarlane visited town before returning to the Pas to work on the H B railway.
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St James Church
Winnipeg
D. Sutherland
Dauphin
The
United Societies
P. Duncan
Elks Night at Dauphin Theatre Highlights Local Talent
The Elks entertainment at the Dauphin Theatre last Thursday drew well attendance for relief aims. Highlights included the Elk Band led by Jack McMurray, a color feature titled Pretty Ladies, a one act sketch Love in a Railway Carriage with Mrs. Herrick and Mr HAW North, and a male quartet Harmony by North Beetham Padles and Pilgrim. Mr A F P McKenzie voiced appreciation for the community support.
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Elks
Elk Band
Jack McMurray
Elks’ Band
North
Beetham
Padles
Pilgrim
Elk
A. FP. McKenzie
BPOE
LOBA Fifth Birthday Celebrated By Orange Lodge
Patricia Lodge No. 338 LOBA marked its fifth birthday with an At Home on December 8 drawing more than 100 members, friends, and juveniles to Oddfellows Hall. The event featured vocal and instrumental performances, tableaux, a witty address by Rev. P Duncan, greetings from Swan River, and refreshments led by Mrs. W J Paterson.
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Patricia Lodge
LOBA
Orange Fraternity and Friends
Oddfellows
B. Cummings
E. Phillips
Malthouse
Jas. Oliphant
F. Moppett
Jim Oliphant
Bertha Gustafson
Margerie Greenslades
Lizzie Hines
P. Duncan
Swan River
Green Slades
W. J. Paterson
Fire Prevention Branch Warns of Yule-tide Dangers
Fire prevention notice from E McGrath Fire Commissioner warns of holiday fire risks during Christmas and New Year. Overcrowded stores churches bazaars and inflammable decorations raise risk. Use safe wiring avoid matches and keep water or extinguishers ready. Authorities note responsibility for fires blamed on carelessness and defective conditions.
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Winnipeg
St. Boniface
Bank of Montreal Leaders See Improved Trade Outlook
The 108th Bank of Montreal shareholders meeting featured Sir Vincent Meredith and Sir Frederick Williams-Taylor outlining Canada's improving trade picture. Meredith urged tax cuts and railways reform while Taylor praised the bank's strength and urged prudent public finances to attract immigrants and bolster business. He warned deficits must end and emphasized Canada’s vast assets and potential.
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Bank of Montreal
Vincent Meredith
Canada
Si Frederick Williams-Taylor
Frederick Wil Taylor
Sir Vincent Meredith
Sir Vincent
United States
Frederick Williams-Taylor
Sir Frederick
Frederick
Panama Canal
London
New York
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Bank of Nove Seutie
BANK
Eee Scotia
Aive Capital
Province OF Manitoba Savings Office
Richard C. Smith
Royal Bank
Royal Bank of Canada
M. W. Gordon
C. H. Reeves
Photographer
Main St
Ochre River
R. F. Wolff
A. F. Farrell
Postoffice
P.O. Box
the Dauphin Herald
Santa Claus
E. McGrath
St. James’ Church
W. M. S. and Social Service
Carl McFarlane
H. B. Railway
Saskatchewan Cooperative
Winnipeg , Manitnra
Dauphin Theatre
L.O.B.A
W. R. Clubb
Pout
Taylor
Taylor Brothers ( CO. Gog) Ltd
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