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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
4
The Dauphin Herald lists its weekly publication schedule and office address. It notes subscription costs of $2.00 per year in advance or $2.50 if not prepaid and mentions advertising rates available on application.
The writer condemns neglectful inhabitants responsible for barn fires and urges accountability. It laments indifference hindering Hudson Bay railway progress and warns about deliberate tack vandalism on roads, stressing civic duty and the impact on motorists and property.
The Dauphin paper thanks schools Roblin Consolidated, Tummel Consolidated Jr. Room, Fairville No 1059, Ressburn No. 128, and Russell S No 273 for donations totaling several dollars and 50 cents. Foster Home Committee secretary WM Murray notes the contributions. A Deadwood Coach film with Tom Mix plays at Dauphin Theatre Monday and Tuesday.
The district overview covers an Anglican Sunday School picnic on July 15 with games, lunch at Mrs Lowther's, rides to Carrick School for races and treats, and a final cheer for organizer Mr McKinney. A Liver Tea fundraiser for the W A Society occurred July 18 at Mrs George Lowther's home. It notes visitors, exams passed by Queenie McKay and Lloyd Castle, local ball game attendance, Sunday school progress, and the death of H M Chute with a large funeral attendance.
A list of students across grades i to vi includes names such as Annie Spikuluk and Marion Coultas with scores from 52 to 90. The Dickson S. D. annual meeting reported W Dickson reelected, finances sound, grounds discussed, with R Wilmoth reengaged as teacher. Upcoming speech by Langreth of the Manitoba Egg and Poultry pool and a church service in the schoolhouse led by Emerson of Ochre River are noted.
The Monday July 20 school meeting drew best attendance in years. Chas Timm elected trustee after Harry Hughes resigned. School to reopen August 17 with Miss Malcolm in charge. Exhibition prizes claimed by several district residents. Gilbert Plains fair July 27 28 drawing interest. Spruce Bluff sewing circle met at Mrs Finnen’s Melton district. next Aug 4 at Mrs Nicholson’s with a butter discussion. Anglican W A Garden Party July 18 raised 42.46 for church purposes. Autograph quilt awaiting more blocks. once returned the quilt will be finished.
The Ste. Rose council has opened a rest room with electric lights ice water and a screened balcony above the Municipal Hall. July 29 marks the eighteenth annual exhibition and organizers seek young help. The town praises recent painting at the park Municipal Hall and Mr G Adams Store and hopes more buildings follow suit. The report notes fair crops weeds and asks residents to visit the Dauphin Fair and return visits, while weather expectations are favorable.
Miss Anna Shannon visits Mrs. H Winters while a Melton sewing circle meets at Mrs. Chas Finnen's home. The day brings motoring, fishing, and swimming as Mrs. Finnen sustains a bad scalded arm injury.
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