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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
4
The Dauphin Herald states it is published weekly by the Dauphin Herald Publishing Co on Burrows Avenue Dauphin. Subscriptions cost 2.00 a year in advance or 2.50 if not paid in advance. Advertising rates are available on request.
A Manitoba commentary critiques pulp and paper controversy coverage, urging cautious scrutiny of timber and water resource deals. It urges government oversight over Meadow Portage power plots and warns against overoptimism while appealing for aid to needy citizens and support for Elks Carnival fundraising.
Dr. W. J. Ward spoke to Winnipegosis business leaders and farmers at Rex Hall on the pulpwood industry in Canada. He urged protection of timber, warned against stripping the north's heritage, and noted public opposition to Mayor Webb's Seaman-Backus proposal.
Summer offers a chance for children to reach peak fitness and fix minor defects. Fresh air and sunshine are free benefits, and adenoids enlarged tonsils and dental issues should be addressed now. Delaying treatment until school resumes risks ongoing health problems and disrupted learning.
The article urges parents to seek timely medical or corrective help for children when illness or operations slow them down. It warns that even minor defects left unaddressed can sap stamina and school performance and lead to apathy among students.
In Grandview on July 21 a joint rural town effort advanced easterly westerly and northerly approaches. After financial strain the plan united farmers and town labor with 42 farmers supplying teams and the town providing labor and refreshments. Over two days they moved 600 yards of gravel, covered more than a mile of streets, and earned the town’s gratitude for rural help.
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