Progressiveness of Policy Honesty of Administration
Roosevelt is praised for strong wartime views urging a knockout blow to Germany. The piece argues a draw would mean a future world war and urges Allies to win decisively, noting Bryce's report on German outrages in Belgium and condemning civilian suffering and war crimes.
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Roosevelt
Germany
Annual Exhibition Dates Announced by Dauphin Agricultural Society
The Dauphin Agricultural Society sets August 8 and 9 for its annual exhibition with a focus on education and essential exhibits. Red Cross work replaces ladies' fancy work. emphasis on home manufacture and produce to align with food controller orders. Live stock shows planned and a boys stock judging contest outlined with rules and prizes.
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The
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Brandon
Fruit-a-tives claim cures for chronic pain and swelling
Mrs Gareau recounts three years of lower body pain and swelling, rejecting surgery after a specialist advised it. She used Fruit-a-tives tonic, each box priced at 50c, six boxes for $2.50, with a 25c trial size, and reports complete relief and improved health. The product is sold by Fruit-a-tives Limited in Ottawa and at dealers.
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Montreal
F. Gareau
Fruit-a-tives Limited
Ottawa
Prize contest plans with stock judging excursions
Arrangements will be made to take the boys interested in this contest on two or three excursions to farms where good stock is kept. Classes in stock judging will be conducted as part of the prize structure with $3 for the 4th prize and $82 noted for another prize.
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Gnat Collins
John Zenderes
Chris Collins
Savoy Cafe
Dauphin
Manitoba
Jane
A.D
Alexander Mellis Gammie
Dauphin District Meeting Sees Major Cooperative Growth
The Dauphin annual district meeting of the Methodist church in Dauphin May 29 30 reported large gains across schedules with missions up over 100 percent. The body endorsed organic union and unity between Dauphin and Swan River circuits forecasting self sustaining fields and salary increases, while relief efforts expanded to Halifax Armenia and the Army and Navy Board.
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Dauphin
Methodist Church
R. E. Spence
Manitoba
Kingdom of God
Uniting Churches
Swan River
Missionary Society
Grandview
Togo
Halifax
Armenia
Army and Navy Board
Valley River Home Economics Society dressmaking demos
The Valley River Home Economics Society held basement dressmaking demonstrations from Tuesday to Friday last week. The small class showed enthusiasm, completed several articles, and the finished dresses were neat and stylish. Some members plan to attend Miss Smith's course in Dauphin next week. The crops look promising. A future meeting is set for Mrs. Thomas Playford's on June 12.
Annual district picnic and scrap iron drive announced
The article notes promising crop outlook in the district and schedules the annual picnic for Friday the 28th. It adds that Willing Workers plan to ship a car of scrap iron from Ville in a few weeks and invites Red Cross helpers to bring iron, with Mr. Kemp directing where to place the metal.
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Ville
Red Cross
Kemp
Exemption Board Appeals Summary
List of exemption decisions with many individuals across Manitoba towns. Entries show names such as Jas Worsey Kelwood and Carman R Alguire Dauphin with outcomes allowed or disallowed and dates like till Nov 1st. Provinces include Ste Rose du Lac East Bay Benito Swan River and McCreary with numerous disallowances and some till dates.
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W. Laponte
Laerieh
Worsey
Kelwood
Carman R. Alguire
Dauphin
Wm. J. Hogg
Kenville
Herbert J. Holiook
Gilbert Plains
BE. Robinson
East Bay
Walter Storing
Birch River
Meyheart
Frank Fox
Merle Johnston
John Thomas
Cecil Wm. Geekie
Winnipegosis
Turenne
Ste. Rose du Lac
Alvis Vanderpoole
Albert Leclerc
Wilfred Lahaie
Swan River
John W. Armstrong
William Bjornson
Jean Mane Roncin
McCreary
Theodore Knockeart
Ste. Amelie
Chas. Robt. Petheram
Bowsman
David Truat
Boweman
Daniel Hajemack
Harvey Weber
The
Pas
Geo. Bell
Frederick Hobinson
Benito
W. Wate-Rice
Ben. Henry Lloyd
F. H. Burov
June Leaves and Local Happenings at the Parsonage
The town reports steady progress on a new school with brick veneer under way and a forthcoming roof. Crops and pastures improve with rain and sun as trees leaf out in June. A lawn social at the parsonage, run by the Epworth League and Methodist Ladies' Aid, drew guests despite poor weather. A note of pride goes to local men joining the soldiers, with hopes and blessings for their service.
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Epworth League
Methodist Ladies
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