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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
2
A clipped elderly newspaper snippet notes ongoing policy progress under the current administration. The brief mentions governance, budget, and efficiency efforts with emphasis on administrative reform. The item reads like a short public notices column highlighting policy evolution.
The Dauphin area weighs July plans including Manitoba Diamond Jubilee events on July 15 and a Dominion election. Residents anticipate disrupted business, with input suggesting merging Jubilee with the fair’s final day or Labor Day observance to avoid overburdening schools and commerce.
Letter writer H. Myers critiques Free Press editorials on gold famine and falling prices. He cites widespread unemployment, low interest, and historical gold standards, arguing that banking reforms are only surface fixes and calling for internal revolutionary change to cure the capitalist system.
A garbled OCR passage mentions various names and phrases such as Pittictigm and Krnsraoe Salts. It references weeks, goals, Taiwan, and a letter about publication, with incoherent associations to people like Mos and Willans.
The Manitoba conference schedule avoids a Sunday clash as Pentecost falls on Conference Sunday. Ordination ceremonies are planned for Friday with ministers including Gordon of Winnipegosis and Greay of Makinak. Baptism and a communicants class are announced for early June with requests to register. Also, the Dauphin Fair announces three touring clowns Jim Jam and Jem booked for July with a human wheelbarrow act and other feats under exclusive contract with Gas Sun Booking Exchanger Company.
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