Dauphin Herald Ad Rates and Publication Note
Publication details for The Dauphin Herald Co Ltd note Thursday issues at Surrows Avenue Dauphin Manitoba with subscription $2 per year and advertising rates including 16 cents per line with minimum and discounts for multiple insertions. Also mentions In Memoriam notices and local classifieds. Thursday June 1 1933.
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Dauphin Herald Co. Ltd
Surrows Avenue
Dauphin
Manitoba
Diaglay Advertining
Cineie Mecstion
Steper Seek
Iwches
Sotces
Manitoba airmail era concerns and bird life protection urged
In Dauphin district readers are urged to heed Free Press warnings on dam safety a traffic courtesy campaign runs under Winnipeg Board of Trade. A Winnipeg Tribune bird life article is praised urging protection of nesting birds and reforestation steps. The piece argues against reckless timber removal and promotes investing in youth through education and Childhood Preferred security.
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Dauphin
Free Press
Winnipeg Board of Trade
Winnipeg Tribune
Manitoba
Historians’ claims questioned by renowned specialist
In a disputed note, Dr A S Rosenbach challenges popular tales of Captain John Smith and George Washington, while a man in Of City Pennsylvania died violently after a 2 pound double Ure detached from a truck rolled 30 yards.
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John Smith
Washington
A. S. Rosenbach
Value of Alfaifa for Seven Years at Dauphin Illustration
A. Preach reports seven years of alfalfa trials at the Dauphin Illustration Farm showing an average cured hay yield of 426 tons per acre yearly at $154 cost. Deep root systems store nourishment for dry spells, allowing three annual cuttings. late September or October harvests leave fields bare before winter but prove not to harm the crop. Farmers are advised to manage early establishment carefully, avoiding cutting or pasturing after early September for the first two to three years until roots are strong.
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Dauphin
Fifty-Plus Years of Switch to Sixty-Day Oats for Hay
Since 1929 at this station sixty-day oats have replaced brick summer fallow for hay. Over four years yields stayed high while weed control improved notably for sowthistle wild oats and bald mustard. Early May seeding aiming for mid July harvest enables ploughing before harvest to partial fallow and supports next year wheat seed. The four year oat hay average is 2.08 tons per acre at $3.00 per ton, with wheat following at 26 bushels per acre costing 34 cents. The six year rotation couples oats hay with wheat alfalfa and grass and hay stages to favor yields and reduce bare fallow costs.
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Dauphin
Mabel Harbour to Lecture in Dauphin on World Affairs
Dominion Crusader Secretary of the British Israel Federation of Canada Miss Mabel Harbour will visit Dauphin to give lantern lectures and talks on June 5 6 and 7. Her topical subjects address current events and global affairs drawing large audiences in Winnipeg Regina Moose Jaw and other cities.
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Dauphin
Mabel Harbour
British Israel Federation of Canada, Incorporated
Winnipeg
Regina
Moose Jaw
Sahara Desert Ownership Mystery Pokes Fun
A Peterboro Examiner quip notes that almost no one knows who owns the Sahara desert and jokes that very few care about the mystery. The line attributes ownership to a magazine writer’s remark and highlights public ignorance with a wry tone.
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Sahara Desert
Peterboro
Laura Derwent and Her Four Children’s Struggle
Left a widow with four children ages fifteen to eight, Laura Derwent faces hunger and aims to raise her family to fullness of life. The story chronicles Arthur, Larry, Spencer, and Tiny as they grow from hardship to maturity under her care, with vivid impressions of their home and emotional resilience.
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Laura Derwent
Laura
Arthur
Larry
Spencer
Tiny
Winnipeg to Regina Bus Service Opens
Fleming hosts the inauguration of a western to eastern Canada bus link led by Grover T. Peverley and F. B. Geiler with Ace Emmet. Regina and Brandon boards of trade officials join for the first eastward run from Regina toward Winnipeg. The service aims to boost tourism and interprovincial travel, with plans for circle tours through the prairies and Rockies toward California.
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Regina
Grover T. Peverley
George Ewart
Regina Board of Trade
Queen City
Winnipeg
Points East
Fleming
Brandon
Ace Emmet
F. 8. Geiler
Cyril D. Bates
Dauphin
Greyhound Bus
Canada
United States
Calgary
Banff
Crow's Nest Pass
Kootenay
Spokane
Snowqualmie Pass
Seattle
Vancouver
Canadian Prairies
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
California
Regina Star
Card of Thanks From the Parrel Family
Card thanks friends for kindness sympathy and floral tributes after a bereavement signed by Mr and Mrs C E Parrel and family.
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C. E. Parrel
Newcastle cathedral reopens after restoration ceremony
The Archbishop of York Dr WH Temple led seven bishops 55 clergy and others in a special service to mark Newcastle cathedral reopening following restoration. Also noted were Mary Cropper hosting a festival choir and rumours of a Saskatchewan broadcasting station location in Watrous. The Junior Leagues of America planned a 1934 Toronto convention with Miss Margaret Mitchell named regional director.
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Tork
WH. Yam Temple
Newcastle
England
Mary Cropper
Burnside
Kendel
Eng
Women’s Institute
Westmorland
Watrous
Sask
Saskatchewan
Association of Junior Leagues of America
Priday
Toronto
Margaret C. Mitchell
Monreal
Is First District
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W. S. Marsh
By the
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Boissevain Recorder
A. Preach
B. L
Salvation Army
Osborne Scott
Winnipes
Republic Bathing
PSI
James Anderson
Main
Douglas H. Telfer
U. P
St. James Church
Moresco
Chas. Steen
Dauphin, Man
McCormack
Burrows Avenue
Winnipeg Free Press
Remington Typewriters
Dalton Cash Registers
Man
Watson Drag Line
James Watson
William Bailey
Mirfield
John J. Dunkin
Optometrist Graduate College of Optometry
Dunkins’ Consulting Opticians
DR. King’s Dental Office
Stelck Block
Fed. F. Fox
C.N.R
Prairie City Oil CO. Ltd
J. Crowe Co., Ltd
W. C. Dennison
St. Regis Hotel
R. M. Devell
Winnipeg, Smith St
Portage Avenue
Clark Black Dauphin
Grandview Roblin
Barrister, &c. Loans and Insurance Office
Saephin
Isaac C. Johnston
Stan
A. T. Warnock, Ll.b
Ramsay
H. E. Bewell
McDonald & Oliphant
F. R. King
Steick Bioua
G. C. J. Walker
Malcolm
DR. L. D. Meephail
Steick
Robert Hawkins Company
A.D
Real Estate, Insurance and General Agents
C.F. Stewart
Manfacturers Life Insurance Co
P.O
Front St. East
E. J. Darroch
P.O. Box
Maurice G. Pocklington
District Representative Confederation Life Association
Robert Bruce
the Monarch Lumber Company, Ltd
A. F. Whetter
F.W. Bumstead
A.F. Farrell
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