Ancient Exhibition Draws Thousands Despite Rain
The 1923 exposition drew about 4 000 visitors on Tuesday with up to 10 000 over the event, though rain kept many away. Livestock and poultry displays impressed breeders, with judges named from Brandon, Winnipeg, and nearby towns. Baseball tournaments, horse and stock parades, and a large Old Timers Parade accompanied the fair.
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Partios Teny
Isaac Beattie
Brandon
W. H. Galbraith
John Strachan
Pope
George Woods
Heated town council session over electric plant leaks
Coun. Brewer pressed for a public airing of alleged leakages at the electric light plant. After a long debate the meeting limited questions to issues in a letter and promised a committee study. Brewer vowed to publish his side to ratepayers if Brinkman did not respond.
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Coun. Brewer
Brinkman
Herald
Coun
Brewer
Conn. Batty
Supt
Hinds and Bradley
Engineer Hinds
Mr. Hinds
McDonald
Fagen
Hinds
Harmony Ers
Supt. Bakman
Convention and Reunion in Vancouver a Great Success
Reports on the Vancouver convention and reunion praise a successful gathering. Kinney will file a full report on his return. At a Ladies Auxiliary event Mrs. McLean becomes president and Mrs. Turland receives a wrist watch in appreciation of her service. Dauphin is named as old home town and turnout from across the lake notes government delays on rail.
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Vancouver
Kinney
Ladies’ Auxiliary
G.W.V.A
McLean
Turland
Senate
Collegiate Tops Opponents in Open Series Showdown
Collegiate defeated their rivals in a decisive first series win. Key players included Mitchell Wyatt Siddie Heard and Machan. A double play by Heard to Lowe and multiple hits aided the effort. Umpire was Thos. Johnstos. Score by innings shows a strong early surge and late defense.
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Collegiate
Mitchell
Wyatt
Sh. Siddie
Heard
Machan
Lowes
J. Ball
Usipire
Thos. Johnstos
Letter from Com Brewer on council duties and repairs
Com Brewer explains his efforts as councillor and his attempts to repair the power plant and boiler brickwork to save town costs. He recalls questioning inferior wood and notes disputes with Mr Brinkman. A memorial fund report and a Winnipeg death-decree petition also appear in the text.
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Com. Brewer
the Herald
Cottages Occupied At Lakeside Camp With Notable Arrivals
The camp reports full occupancy in cottages with Mr and Mrs Wm Johnston in Iredale cottage and Mr and Mrs J R O Brien opening theirs for the season. Other households include Mr and Mrs C B A Rogers Young cottage and Mr and Mrs Robt Hawkins and Mr and Mrs W G White with Mrs Madill in camp. Commodore Bell carried passengers on Norma Bay trips Sunday and Mr Malcolm occupies quarters and has built a pier. Rose's pavilion hosts Sunday services at an off times arrangement and serves as the evening dancing center.
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Wm. Johnston
Iredale
J. R. O’brien
A. Rogers
Robt. Hawkins
W. G. White
Mrs. Madill
Commodore Bell
Norma Bay
Robt. J. Malcolm
Malcolm
Rose
Retirement honors as Mrs E C Turland ends G W V A presidency
Mrs Pat McLean welcomed members of both organizations at home last Saturday honoring Mrs E C Turland on retiring from the presidency due to leavenstown. Mrs Frank Bumstead led tributes while Mr Jack Chalmers praised her leadership. Mrs Turland received a gold wrist watch, thanked all, and wished future success. A dainty lunch was served.
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Jack Chalmers
G.W.V.A
Turland
Barrett
Annual CNR Employees Picnic Set for Winnipegosis
The annual picnic of the C N R employees will be held at Winnipegosis on August 16.
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C.N.R
Winnipegosis
Pigeons Race Sets Dauphin Entry for Manitoba Championship
Pigeons for the Dauphin entry in the Manitoba Championship were shipped Sunday to Calgary Alberta, a distance of 606 miles. The birds will be liberated on Saturday July 14.
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Dauphin
Manitoba
Ag Point
Algary
Alberta
RB Chapman passes away in Brandon
R B Chapman died at Brandon on Wednesday, 11th inst. He was the father of Mrs H P Barrett. Rev and Mrs Barrett left for Brandon this morning to attend the funeral.
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R. B. Chapmanse
Brandon
H.P. Barrett
Increase in Customs Collections at Dauphin Outport
Customs and Excise collections at the Outport of Dauphin for the six months ending June 30 show a total of 17402.90 dollars, up from 15227.82 dollars in the same period last year, an increase of 2175.08 dollars.
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Dauphin
Murray Couple Mark Silver Wedding in Neepawa
Mr and Mrs Wm Murray of Dauphin celebrate their silver wedding to day after a Winnipeg marriage twenty five years ago. Mr Murray is in Neepawa to judge and the couple will observe the milestone there with friends sending tangible remembrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Murray
Winnipeg
Murray
Neepawa
Dauphin
Gideon Band Sermon Eulogizes Faithful Leaders At Church
The Dauphin District Orangemen and L O B A sisters heard Rev T Neville on Gideon's Band describing Israel's darkest hour then rescue by divine help. He praised Gideon as a prepared man of prayer and action and urged modern believers to emulate his resolve and service. He closed by noting the order's role in community improvement.
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Dauphin District
Orangemen
Sisters of the
Methodist Church
T. Neville
Gideon
Israel
Angel of the Lord
God
Earth
Hell
Neville
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W. H. Durston
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Ste. Rose
de E. Hedderiy
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Dr. Gunne
Dr. Beauchamp
T. T Malcolm
Harry McNaughton
Jack McDonald
Ochre River
John and
Lorne McKillop
H. N. Macneill
Wm. Wishart
Wm. Buchamos
Russell
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Rock Lake
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Tab Johnston
Ed. Wellman
Geo
Allan Watson
Roser Watson
Baby Clinic
Elles Douglas
B Unesell
Dr. Guane
J. Moffatt
Carroll
Hamilton Bros
W. B. Henry
Grandview
Clem Norton
R. H. Brown
W. Cruiseord
Cliff Norton Ltd
Heaslip
J. R. Gunnie
Citizens’ Band
William McMurray
International Amusement Co
Tas Sea Ie
F. M. Black
H. P. Nicholson
Black
Nicholson
Roblin
C. Blackburn
F. Milne
A. L. Fisher
J. H. Mynard
C. J. Collingburne
T. E. Gorby
J. Dunfield
J. H. Maynard
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C. Collingburne
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A. Riddell
G. Esplen
H. Durham
A. B. Crawford
A. M. McDougall
Miss McEwen
J. C. Bates
J. H. Baynard
McEwen
T. &. Gorby
EB. Payne
Mrs. T. Gorby
Mrs. T
J. As Whalen
P.O
Chambers
Justice Macdonald
Harry Whalen
C. D. Bates
Cash
Wee
Women's Rifle Club
W. L. Spruce Creek
Vic
D.E
Lake Notes
E. C. Turland
C.N.R. Employees
Chapman
Thos. Neville
Union Services
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Sunday School
Bryce
G. W. V. A. Hall
Manitoba Social Hygiene Association Inc
Summer Hardware
Paris Green
GIL
Nesco Perfect
Florence
Grocery Department
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