Dauphin Fair and Jubilee Opened by Local Leaders
Dauphin officials led opening ceremonies for the Dauphin fair and race meet with John Bracken and Mayor W L Bullmore officiating. Jann Bracken addressed attendees while plans for the town band anniversary were announced as grandstand events were postponed due to rain soaked track conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jann Bracken
Progressive Conservative Party
Bri
W .L. Bullmore
Bracken
Daupton
Manitoba
Fair Board
George Dowler
Second Day Jubilee Float Parade Delights Dauphin
The Liberty symbol float depicting Canadian freedom for European immigrants won the $75 prize as the most outstanding entry. The Dauphin branch of the Canadian Ukrainian Committee staged the five block parade down Main Street with bands and many noted floats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Canadian Legion Front
Main Street
Fairgrounds
Court House
Oddfellows
C General Hospital
Manitoba
Storm Toll in Dauphin Brings Wet Weather Record
A six hour storm over Dauphin Tuesday night produced a downpour and frequent lightning. From 10.15 PM to 4.30 AM winds and thunder dominated, with rainfall totaling under two inches. The prior week logged 2.1 inches as temperatures ranged from the mid forties to the high seventies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravnge
Dauphin
Mayor Bullmore Heads Street Cleaning Crew
The mayor and town council led a street cleaning bee on Main Street at 530 am in preparation for Dauphin's jubilee. Over 25 members of the three groups used 100000 gallons of water to scrub the thoroughfare while rain dampened the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Main Street
Dauphin
Jubilees and Reunion Schedule for Dauphin Town Jubilee
The article outlines a weekend of events for Dauphin's jubilee and reunion with a Thursday picnic and dance, Friday Ladies Day tea and Mardi Gras on Main, Saturday open house and strawberry festival plus a banquet and concert, and Sunday Decoration Day and a drumhead service. Over 200 old timers have registered, each awarded a special ribbon granting town freedom. A full registrar list will appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Town Hall
Main Street
Dauphin General Hospital
Cenotaph
Riverside Cemetery
MacKenzie School
Dauphin
Oldtimers Eligible for Free Dauphin Theatres Week
R W Hollyoake Dauphin theatre manager and A S Crawford Gay theatre manager announced oldtimers who qualify for the badge at the registration office in town hall also qualify for free admission to both Dauphin theatres this week.
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Town Hall
Dauphin Theatres
R. W. Hollyoake
Dauphin Theatre
A. S. Crawford
Gay Theatre
Civic Officials To See Fire Film
A special showing of Going to Blazes a fact flum produced with the Associated Press will be shown to the town council and volunteer fire brigade Thursday afternoon The 20 minute film will also be shown at the Dauphin theatre Wednesday and Thursday It portrays fire and fire prevention and realistic Los Angeles fire department activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dauphin Theatre
Los Angeles
Dauphin Herald Skips Thursday July 22 Publication
The newspaper announces it will not publish on Thursday July 22 due to observance or scheduling. Readers are advised to watch for next issue and any updated notices from the Dauphin Herald offices.
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The
Dauphin Herald
Early Dauphin Picture Recreated From 1912 Scene in Dauphin
The article compares two versions of a Dauphin Main Street image showing a spring 1912 scene after the Burrows block addition and before Clarke and McDonald blocks. It explains the 1908 federal election context, the Burrows hotel group, and election result announcements from the Burrows block.
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Dauphin
Board of Trade
Burrows
Leland
Main
McDonald & Oliphant
McDonald Voigt Co., Ltd
Jimmy Oliphant Sr
River Heights Investment Company
Herb Chute
John McCallum
Glen Campbell
T. A. Burrows
Leland Hotel
Tom Bogie
Stetson
Burrows Committee
Opening Rally Boosts Dauphin Fair Week Festivities
The Dauphin fair opened with blue skies as rally day drew more than 35 clubs from Ste. Rose and Dauphin districts. Walter Frazer officially opened events, with Mayor Bulimore and Gordon Muirhead addressing attendees. Awards followed the club parade, honoring the McCurdy sewing club, Fork River clubs, and others. A new clothing display and float competition added features, while livestock judging showcased bees, hens, and cattle. Masters of ceremonies guided a concert featuring nine clubs and a fashion parade won by Alice Stammen.
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Dauphin
Ste. Rose
Walter Frazer
Extension Service Department of Agriculture
George Dowler
The
Agricultural Society
Fair Board
Gordon "Muirhead
T. Eaton Company
Extension Service
W. L. Bulimore
Local Exhibitions Highlight Manitoba Fair Winners
Leen Murray of Brandon placed third while Hugh MacDonald judged the event. Exhibitions featured George MacArthur six horses and Eaton's light horses. Club display winners included Garden-1 Makaroff 2 Fork River 3 Melton Grub Mc Creary Swine-1 Ashville 2 Dauphin Plains 3 Mountview Clothing first year 1 Makar off 2 Roblin 3 Banks. Second year 1 Fork River 2 Ste Ame lie 3 Siften. Third year 1 Hat ton 2 Magnet O Dueck Mountain Beef Gilbert Plains Seed-1 Ashville a Kergwennan 3 Grand Narrows.
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Durston Clothing Club
Ashville Grain Club
Melton Garden Club
Leen Murray
Brandon
Hugh MacDonald
Garden
Makaroff
Fork River
Melton
Grub
Roblin
Banks
Ste. Amelie
Siften
Hatton
Magnet
Dueck Mountain
Gilbert Plains
Ashville
Kergwennan
Grand Narrows
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John Bracken
Bullmore
Dauphinites
the Pioneers Association
Durston Sewing Club
Gravel Gertie
Wm. Cruise
Christie
Helen Marsh
Strathclair
Reichert
Boyle Wolfolk Grandstand
Bol Snodgrass
Hazel Boyce
Tony Kowaluk
Walter Kowaluk
White's
Men’s Department
Tooke
Katun Sfuki Srakis
W. G. White
W. L. Bullmore
Couns
Solomon
Johansen
Puchalski
Anderson
Buckwold
Yurkin
Coun
Fire Department
Jim Hiphant Jr
Dick D’aoust
Jack
Jim Brander
Jim Beaton
Cecil Bell
George Scott
Norm Blair
Gordon Harrison
Ollie Joistdah
Ernc Bennett
Joe Shand
Town Public Works Department
Dauphin Fair
Mccurcary Sewing Club
Hawkins
Fork River Sewing and Garden Club
Sifton Clothing Club
Peebles
Ste
Dowler
Bill Forbes
H. H. Hill
Bank of Nova Scotia
Ashville Swine Club
Makinak Sewing Club
Jack Forbes
Dauphin Agricultural
Winnipeg
Wilma Blocher
Miss Con
Nie Johannesson
Miss Johannesson
Doris Baskerville
Composite High School
Donna Johansen
Joy Hamilton
Betty Ann Gray
Joan Baleaen
Mildred McMurray
Florence Ross
Russell McKillop
Tom Klinkhammer
Agriculture Department
Ward Brothers
Gordon Muirhead
A.M. Forbes
Don Dunfield
New Hampshire
Mervyn Mitchell
Ark
Dave Stephanson
Winnipegosis
Alice Stammen
Magnet Clothing Club
Miss Stammen
Diamond Jim
Hugh McDonald
Brian Beauty
Doug Lytle
Portage la Prairie
Bouncing Buster
Lille- Gord
Glenmore
George MacArthur
Eaton
Creary
Dauphin Plains
Mountview
Che Dauphin Herald
Pvess
Hardware & Groceries
Hep’s
B.C
Paulin
Heinz
California
United Stores Limited
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