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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
4
The Dauphin Herald lists subscription at $2.00 a year in advance or $2.50 if unpaid. Advertising rates available on application. Printed at Gesglin Herta Pas ing Co on Surrows Ave, Dauphin.
A speaker urges buying at home to support local merchants and notes relief on rest room issues. He praises a town printing establishment seeking business and contrasts provincial rail optimism with limited local railway appreciation in the Peace River district and near Borketon.
H P Nicholson argues for a permanent Dauphin Children’s Aid Society home funded by state and municipal support. He notes 1924 costs two thirds from outside sources and a $500 provincial supplement, stressing urgency and shared fiscal responsibility. Reserve seats for the Musical Society concert on Jan 27.
The council considered a grant of 500 for an initial payment on suitable property to aid fatherless and neglected children in Dauphin and nearby districts. The decision was whether a fifth of a mill from general revenue could be set aside for twenty years to fund this effort, and the council approved it.
A. H. Lepper responds to a letter by Perplexed, clarifying bread price changes in Dauphin. He notes bread rose to 16 cents per 20 ounce loaf after flour costs climbed from 3.65 to 5.75 per sack and explains flour to loaf yield, stating 60 pounds of wheat yields about 34 pounds of flour.
An advertisement invites readers to have their eyes examined to uncover vision issues and to receive properly fitted glasses. It emphasizes the value of clear eyesight and the competence of the staff in identifying eye trouble.
The Union Bank of Canada reports its sixtieth annual report, noting 1924 profits of 1,229,016 available for distribution. Dividends total 640,000 with 134,581 in taxes and 10,000 to the Officers Pension Fund. Total assets reach 120,575,115. liquid assets exceed 52 percent of liabilities. Deposits total 92,275,016 with savings 66,987,204 and current accounts 25,287,812.
St Pauls Anglican marks St Pauls Day with multiple services including Holy Communion at 11 a.m. and Evensong at 7 p.m. Rev E A Langfeldt and Rev A E Cousins lead talks. Baptist and Presbyterian churches announce sermons on church union and today’s questions plus Sunday schools and youth programs. Salvation Army holds nightly revival meetings with sermons by Rev D Ritchie and Capt Fugel. Methodist lists next Sundays topics In God We Trust and Found Out with bright services for all.
A prominent Canadian in his annual address calls for action to end apathy toward public affairs. He argues that those who fail to register to vote in municipal, provincial, and federal elections should face penalties for their indifference.
The Dauphin Theatre hosts a Wednesday night family program featuring The Mail Man. The show is a tribute to postal service employees with a dedicated picture honoring their work.
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