Record Jack-fish Capture Dominates Lake Dauphin News
A Lakeside tale centers on AY Coombes credited with a record jack fish catch in Lake Dauphin weighing about 45 pounds. Local chatter notes bets, permits, and a future town exhibition of the catch. Nearby items include Burns Night celebrations, a Dauphin Poultry Show, and council debates on gravel supplies and oil tenders.
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AY Coombes
Lake Dauphin
Missouri
Mr. Coombes
Waltons
Tell
Albert Iredale
Chattie McLachlin
Doc Dawson
Geo. Nagle
Public Works Committee
Boy Scout Creed Echoes at Jamboree Gathering
A World’s Gentleman Lord Byng of Vim y praises Scouting’s role in shaping citizens. Rodolphe Lemieux urges Canadians to join the movement. A Dauphin Boy Scout vows to do his duty to God and the King, keep honour, and perform tasks faithfully.
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Boy Scout Movement
Dauphin
God
King
Fourth Annual Father and Son Banquet Near Unity
The 175 dads and sons enjoyed the fourth annual Father and Son Banquet with group yell moments and a Grace at 6:20 PM. Dads and sons impressed with enthusiasm despite smaller attendance. Mayor Palmer lauded Taylor Statten and a toast to King and country followed. A separate report notes the death of Dr. J. D. Jones at the Hamilton hotel, with coroner ruling suicide and the body sent to Winnipeg.
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Jax Oliphant
Robbie Burns
Hamilton
Mr. Smith
Winnipeg
Burns
Nicht
Pogram
Kyle
Bonnie Mary
Argyle
Simpson Sisters
Jean Henderson
Marjorie Fagen
Geraldine Pearson
Feegy
Heler
Thorburn
Farquhar
Jimmie Paul
Jessie
J. Oliphant
St. Andrew's Society
Philip Duncan
Dauphin
Norman Ann
Huskie
Trail Ranger
St. James’ Church
Atlanac” Trail Ranger Camp
Grace Church
Tuxis Square
St James’ Church
Scout Patrop
Gerald Lepper
E. Walker
Dads and Sons
Palmer
Taylor Statten
Sing
Hamilton Hotel
Tripp
Chief Everett
J. D. Jones
Pas
Poultry Co operative Marketing Opens in Dauphin
A初 start in Dauphin sees four hundred pounds of dressed poultry shipped on December 11 by local producers under government supervision. Turkeys lead the shipment with mixed fowl, geese, and chickens. Prices ranged from 15 to 18 cents per pound, graded by government appraisers, with a 15 cent base rate on all items.
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Dauphin
Co-operative
Manitoba
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Alex Simpson
Wm. Heard
Wm. Weir
Alex Oliphant
Gavin Strang
Tom Walker
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McDonald
Varius
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E. C. Herrick
J. H. Meader
F. W. Little
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E. H James
T. Boyce
J. Arnold
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J. M. Chalmers
L C. Johnston
J A. Lintick
Mr. Alardize
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Council
T. Bowes
I. Baker
C. Johnston
J. R. Lintie
Skinner - Robson
Ratley
Hamilton-Hoy
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4Th Ave
Exhibition Grounds
3Rd Ave
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2Nd Ave
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Admiral Lord Beresford
Rodolphe Lemieux
R. A. Hoey
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Fred C. Middleton
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Wilfred Pocklington
Northern Insurance
Service
W. Pocklington
T. S. Fulton
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Hopwood
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