Public ownership debated for Manitoba hydro future
The article weighs public versus private control of power sites in Manitoba. It argues private firms deliver faster results while public systems tax payers during inefficiency, cites Dauphin hosting the Eastern Star and Empire Day collections for the Children’s Aid Society, and lists school collections totaling $89.23. It calls for careful handling of Seven Sisters dam development based on immediate consumer needs and urges protecting power sites for public operation if demand justifies large scale development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydro
Winnipeg
Nelson
Seven Sisters
Winnipeg Electric
Point du Bois
Slave Fall
Manitoba
Bracken
Ontario
Dauphin
Grand Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Children’s Aid Society
Smith-Jackson School
Whitmore School
Pia
Whirlpool School
Mary McDonald
Glenelia
Asham Point
Peter M. Juul
Winnipegosis
E. M. McVey
Mvingtpametac
E. M. Flett
Leifur
Jennie Tkachyk
Mallard P. O. Eldred
E. Miller
K. Rostocky
Drifting River
Crescent Ridge
John M. McLennan
F. M. Westwood
Griffith
BBC
Ruth Esplen
Arene Makepeace
Maria Greig
Ravensworth
C. D. Voigt
Zalicia
Sara A. McLean
Special Train to Brandon Fair Schedule
Canadian National Railways runs a Dauphin to Brandon special for the Brandon Exhibition on Thursday July 5. Departure times include 6.15 from Dauphin and 9.00 from Neepawa with intermediate stops at Paulson Ochre River and Neepawa. Brandon arrival around 11.36.
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Dauphin
Brandon
Canadian National Railways
Paulson
Ochre River
Neepawa
May Donations to Children’s Aid Society
The Children’s Aid Society lists May contributions including bread from Mrs Slack clothing from Mrs J J Crowe Mrs J Skinner Mrs McCormack and Mrs Bowman, eyes from Umatilla Ladies’ Guild Grandview a croquet set from Mrs Rae a magic lantern from Mrs R Malcolm and rain coats and clothes from Mrs Buckwold.
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Slack
J. J. Crowe
J. Skinner
McCormack
Bowman
Umatilla Ladies’ Guild
Grandview
Rae
R. Malcolm
Buckwold
Dandelions and Dime Store Thoughts
A fragment from RANDOM RAMBLINGS notes dandelions as spring flowers on others’ lawns and mentions a Chinese department store with entry charges. It jokes about a five cent fun in a dime store and comments on a speculative ice invention enabling summer skating and winter golf, attributed to The Christian Science Monitor.
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China
The
Christian Science Monitor
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Bank OF Montreal
Dominion and Provincial Government Securities
Chrysler
Chrysler Engineering
Windsor
Felix S. Geiler
Front St
Dauphin Herald
Dacoti= Herald Publishng Co
Gurrows Avenue
Davphim
MR. E. Lemay
Canada
Empire Day
WM. Murray
Seec’y Fhc
F. Fox Watchmaker and Jeweler
O.N.R. Watch Inspector
Brandon Fair
Childrens’ Aid Society
Sutherland & Stelck Ltd
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
London
UIST
Durant
Durant 55
Hayes-Hunt
Durant Motors OF Canada
Toronto
Stanley G. Phillips
Burrows Ave