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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 29, 1925
Page
4
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A long journal note discusses Dauphin finances with a proposed 1900 remittance from liquor profits and potential earmarks for a Children’s Home. It critiques council decisions, praises the Dauphin Musical Society, and warns about police protection after a town hold-up, urging careful spending.
Four times nightly residents keep a watch against fire and stray arrivals. They conduct curfew checks on undesirables traveling by train, patrol village outskirts, and sit through the night at the village telephone for emergencies.
A reader thanks Mr. Lepper for a reply and argues bread prices rose from three 20 oz loaves for a quarter to three for 35c. He cites about 20 percent per pound increase and questions profiteering, noting European prices rose less. The letter ends with thanks and a request for explanation.
A letter from W J Ward defends Nicholson’s views on Hoey and Canadian unity, then reflects on Rev. Philip Duncan’s sermon about the modern young man. The sermon urges courage to face God, live daily in Christ, and translate faith into service to others.
A correction clarifies last week’s Herald report of William Pockett’s death. It states the death occurred not at Mrs E A Anderson’s residence but at Mrs E A Sanderson’s home. The notice adds that Pockett is survived by his wife who lives with Mrs Jas Weaver.
The article notes tea demand rising as producing countries fail to meet it. Tea costs remain low per cup, with 250 to 300 cups per pound, keeping the price per cup under a third of a cent at a dollar per pound. It also highlights Alaska’s turbulent history alongside Meighan in Curwood's The Alaskan at i Theatre Friday and Saturday.
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The Sunday observance honored the conversion of Paul with communion and special psalms. Dr E A Langfeldt spoke on three looks of the Christian life at the afternoon and evening services attended by Normal students. The sermon warned against gossip and worldliness and urged readiness for Christ’s return. A. Gammie sang during the offertory.
A poem contemplates a lonely grave at Kushay Side Ontario and asks who laid the victim there. It recalls a woodland tale of a girl drawn to death by love and jealousy, with villagers in Decorah and local figures named. A separate note reports a whist drive at the school house, prizes won, and social updates including a house fire and local visits.
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