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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
4
Advertising column lists rates for single insertion and short runs, memorial notices, and business locals. Indicates 10c per line with 50c minimum, three insertions cost double a single, and memorial notices priced at 110c per line with 50c minimum. Manager listed as W. S. Marsh.
The Dauphin Farmers Labour party names W. J. Wickes as candidate for the Dauphin provincial seat. Wickes, reeve of the rural municipality since 1925, is praised for reducing rural taxes and prudent spending. The Herald notes two weeks remain until the June 16 election as campaigning heats up and readers are urged to attend meetings.
The piece explains that voters who abstain from a second choice in the Dauphin election forgo a second ballot if their first-choice candidate loses on the first count. It notes that a second choice will not be used unless the first choice is eliminated, and voting second offers no extra benefit to a favorite.
The Dauphin Normal School celebrated the 1932 class with a Friday banquet in the Collegiate Institute auditorium. Seventy two attendees heard toasts, enjoyed two musical numbers, and received medals for scholarship and physical training. Principal Stevenson and the teaching staff received gifts as students danced after Auld Lang Syne.
James L Bowman reports busy Ottawa sessions with unanimous Railway Committee approval and new acts to counter ultra vires insurance rulings. A Beauharnois takeover proposal stalls amid province power limits, while Fordney Smoot tariffs threaten Canadian exports. A Shipping Act bill aimed to favor Canadian ships is dropped, new taxes pass, and Imperial Economic Conference links grow as Canada–UK trade improves.
The Dauphin Deanery W A met at St Mathews Gilbert Plains on a Wednesday in May with Mrs W E Lee as Deanery Secretary and Mrs G Leech as Assistant. Delegates reported strong branch support and donations to Elkhorn Indian school. Miss Maxted and Miss Stanley outlined summer missionary work. The 1933 meeting will be in Roblin.
The Bank of Montreal reports a strong semiannual position as of April 30, with total assets of 748,612,481 and liquid assets of 385,483,225. Dominion and provincial gilt edged securities rise to 174,730,246, while call loans and deposits remain robust, supporting a six month profit of 2,589,292.70 and dividends of 2,160,000.
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