Town set tax rate 41 mills amid 1922 budget drive
Town Council meeting focused on drafting the 1922 tax rate with the general levy set at 14.5 mills and school levy at 22.0 mills. A new town constable was chosen, Stirling A. Findlay, a Winnipeg police veteran. Additional items included roadway changes for CN Rail crossing and a requested bee apiary lease on Vermillion Street.
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Conn. McDonald
Winnipeg
Aschowal
Stirling A. Findlay
Council of Nine Appliienta
Constable Tower
Mr Findlay
Jas. Pilgrim
J. Strachan
J. R. McCarthy
A J. Cameron
E Alexander
J. D. Munson
J R. Barber
John W. Boyd
Stove
Main Street
2Nd Street
Canadian National Railway
Brown
Red Cross Society
Union of Canadian Municipalities
Crowe
Vermillion Street
Davis
Connell
3Rd Ave
N.W
Zoek
Tni
Dauphin Rate Debate and Lake Town Picnic Notes
The Town Topics column reports Dauphin officials debating a 40 mill rate and a 4 mill school increase while criticizing school finance and provincial funding. It notes the C N R excursion to Lake Town Winnipegosis on August 2 with sports, aviation, and community events. The Gay Theatre eviction remains pending ownership changes.
Special Garden Competitions At Winnipeg Show
Four special competitions are announced for the Garden Show with prizes from local donors. Bouxhen offers 5 dollars for the best three quarts of wild plums. Shiel offers 5 dollars 60 for the best cut flower collection. Widmeyer offers 3 dollars for the best Sweet Peas. McFadden offers 3 dollars for the best dahlias. Secretary McLeod invites further entries. Due to Extension Service work at Brandon Fair, a Dauphin judge is delayed until Aug 1 at latest. gardeners may add a week of weed and cleanup before inspection.
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Bouxhen
R. J. Shiel
E Widmeyer
J. N. McFadden
J. D McLeod
Brandon
Dauphin
Newton
The Woman Who Walked Alone at Dauphin Theatre
The Woman Who Walked Alone will appear at the Dauphin Theatre this Friday and Saturday July 28 and 29. Local crowds are invited to see the performance featuring a traveling troupe led by an acclaimed actor.
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Dauphin Theatre
Notice on Grade XII at Dauphin Collegiate 1922 23
Apyen desiring to take Grade XII in the Dauphin Collegiate 1922 23, commencing Sept. 1st, should see Mrs A. Steileim or Mr. A. H. F. Stelck on or before August. If this course is offered, accommodation can be arranged for 16 students only 8-9.
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Apyen
Dauphin Collegiate
A. Steleim
A. H F Stelck
Gratitude From Ste. Rose Elector Thanks Voters
Card from Ste. Rose du Lac dated July 22 1922 expressing thanks to electors who re elected the representative to the Legislative Assembly. The writer pledges to meet province wide progress while addressing local needs and residents.
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Ste. Rose du Lac
Ste. Rose
Legislative Assembly
Beach Camp Highlights at Northern Manitoba Lake
The article covers camp life at a northern Manitoba beach with improvements by campers, social events, craft innovations, and caretaking efforts. It notes visitors, residents, and notable outings, including a tennis club dance and a successful fishing catch. It also lists exams results and student promotions from local schools.
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Rose and Nellés’ Pavilion
Lake Beach
Pocket Book Found With Small Sum of Money
A pocket book was found containing a small sum of money and is claimed against the name GOURLAY with the phone number 79.
Dauphin Baseball Tourney Looms As Beavers Seek Big Entry
August 8 marks the Luuphierd annual baseball tourney with plans for a large entry from Dauphin and nearby towns. Teams including Yorkton, Weyburn, Kelsoh, Hamiota, Hartney, and Pembina are invited. The showcase will feature Collegiate and C.N. exhibition games and a bright, expansive park setup. Proceeds fund the Winnipeg Tribune orphan fund. Dauphin Beavers report strong season results and seek support for an exhibition against Winnipeg Weston. boxing also lined up for August 2 in Winnipegosis with Billy Groff versus Scotty Fowler.
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de Putley
Huhe
Yorstun
Weilwyn
Sask
Gieninte
Kelioh
Hamiota
Hartney
Nenh
Pembina
Drayton
Down Lown
Dauphin
Beavers
Winnipeg Weston
Winnipeg
Gullg Gast
Mounted Police
Fort Rouge
Huexl
Grandview
Swan River
Ochre River
Gilbert Plains
Makin
Winnipegosis
Billy Groff
Scotty Fowler
Mantoba Boxing Commission
Race Victory by D. Morgan's Bird from North Battleford
A Saturday race from North Battleford covering 370 miles saw D. Morgans bird win. The event details a flying distance and the winning avian competitor with no further contest data available.
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North Battleford
D. Morgan
Bird
A New Jersey Magistrate Warns Young Men About Driving
A New Jersey magistrate condemns single hand driving and embracing while driving to the lake. He notes two arms are needed to drive safely and to hold a partner, fining offenders twenty five dollars.
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New Jersey
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Finance Committee
Spero
Hox Imboyy
Danuphin
Manitoba
Dauphin Consolidated
C.N.R
Lake Town
GAY Theatre
Pentecostal Assembly
Ashville Techhearrace
Id.v
WM. Philips
the Dauphin Milling & Creamery Co. Limited
Pic Uic
Deuphin Leach
Iutar
Steleck
Roy Hamilton
Benedickson Cottage
M. Paul
Marz Faret Johanston
Brandon Fair
MecCreight
Harrington
J. Campbell
O'Brien
Inspector
Martin
Wilson Cottage
H. Thompson
Saskatoon
Ariel
Iredale
A. Sima
Malcolm
A. B. Fallis
Minnedosa
Sutherland
M. Zworn
E. Mullin
Patricia Camp
J. Voigt
Vancouver
R. C. Smith
Rose and Nelles
John Belyea
Times
A. E. Iredale
Chas. McLachlin
Salvation Army
Winterton Barn
Baird
Alex. Birss
Gartmore
Chas
McDonald
Ernest Watson
Lindrew Armstrong
Eclipse
Elmer Bumstead
Joseph Bumstead
Mountview
Robt
T. Durston
P. Javks
R. ©. McLeod
Jurrows
Roh
Cattanach Turnks
Allan Hunt
Mr J. Burton
Winniper
Hood River
Vntegiate
C. N
C.N
Iron Man
Arnold
Tive
Ito
Isaird
Oilede
Hemi
Esi
Warman
D. Morganist
Wm McClernen
Dick McKennzie
Roege
Watson
Lesgegve
Baseball Park
Winnipeg Tribunes Orphan Fund
Groff
Fowler
Bryces
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