Chas Padley Heads Board of Trade for Year 1936
Dauphin Board of Trade annual meeting and banquet featured Major H O L Strange as guest speaker. Charles Padley elected president with Alec Oliphant as vice president. long list of honors and visitors from Winnipeg and nearby boards. Major Strange praised crop testing, warned on seed variety risks, and urged removal of trade barriers to ease grain surplus.
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Chas. Padley
Board of Trade
Dauphin Board of Trade
Beit Sitind
Presid
Wm. Voss
H. O. L. Strange
Wins
Outsite
Pois
Sident
Charles Padhey
Heore
Alec Oliphant
Sses Pagl & Well
Continent Ag Ag
Brandon
All Canada
Toronto
Manitoba
John G. Shand
Dominion
Canada
A. 8
Leech
Darwin Chase
Winnipg Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Boards of Trade
D. D. McDonald
Major Strange
West
Ian
Érange
Dauphin
Winn
Lake Dauphin
Intermediates Gain Third Win in a Row Over Neepawa
Intermediates beat Neepawa 2 to 1 before about 400 fans at Neepawa Civic Rink. Mic key McMaster opened scoring early, Andreykiw and Klym added goals for Dauphin, while Ronnie Guinn netted Neepawa’s lone goal. Dauphin holds edge with strong defense late to secure the win.
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Neepawa
Dauphin
Mickey McMaster
Hall
Klym
Andrerkin
Neenawa
Ronnie Guinn
Tomlin
All
M. Tomlin
Nantais
Parrott
Aitkenhead
Thompson
Guinn
FE. Tomlin
J. Guinn
Randall
McDougall
B. May
Alf
Andreykiw
Mulligar
Puchalski
Evans
McMaster
R. Guinn
Acent on Youth at Dauphin Theatre
Acent on Youth a romantic comedy drama of October and June love featuring Sylvia Sidney and Herbert Marshall will be the attraction at the Dauphin Theatre Monday and Tuesday.
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Sylvia Sidney
Herbert Marshall
Dauphin Theatre
Death of King marks quiet empire-wide mourning
The Empire mourns its king who died Monday night January 20 at 11 55 Greenwich time. He was born June 3 1865 and was the second son of Edward VII. He married Princess Victoria Mary of Teck on July 6 1893 and had six children. Edward born 1894 is eldest, John died 1919. He served in the navy from age 12 and toured the world in 1901 as Prince of Wales.
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Greenwich
C.S.T
George V
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Emperor of
India
Edward VII
Duke of Clarence
Victoria Mary of Teck
Queen Mary
Business Tax Vs. License And Too Many Dogs Engage Attention
Dauphin town council met January 16 with Mayor McDonald presiding. The Public Health Nurse report for Oct-Dec 1935 was read with approval. Appointments were made to the Rest Room and Parks Boards for 1936 and 1936-38. Fire light and water committee proposed furnace changes at $800 total and minor repairs at $190. A tractor repair and relief wood delivery terms were approved. Council agreed to reduce relief rental payments after March 1.
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D. D. McDonald
T. T. Malcolm
Parks Board
R. M. Watt
W. J. Henderson
Fire, Light and Water Committee
Public Works Committee
A. E. Prentice
Bennett
Ward speaks on the Plight of Agriculture at Rotary
W. J. Ward M P spoke at the Dauphin Rotary Club on Monday about the Plight of Agriculture. He urged relief for farming through tariff abolition or better use of agricultural producers for market goods and warned of youth unemployment shaping future leadership.
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W. J. Ward
M.P
Rotary Club
W. J Ward
Dauphin
Ottawa
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Manco Creamery
John Conner
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Keld
King George VI
Soleme
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A. Roborecki
Lemberg
Mountain Stream
Frakale
N. Evasiuk
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May
Mulligan
Nantafs
Jantzen
A & Combs
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the Store OF Service
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Wilkinson
Ramsden
Solomon
Tendent Brown
Dick Powell
Ann Dvorak
Fred Allen
Patsy Kelly
Paul Whiteman
Ramona
Rubinoff
Raymond Walburn
Yacht Club Boys
Charlie Chase
Garry Cooper
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Walter Huston
Richard Arlen
Mary Brian
Buck Jones
Claudette Colbert
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Gardner
Humphries
Bannockburn
Stanfield
John Gardner
United Stores Limited
Peek Frean London Biscuits
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Swift
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