Dauphin Herald Publishes By Law Critique And School Plan
The Dauphin Herald urges readers to vote on Monday next for a $5,000 debenture by-law to fund a new school. It argues ratepayers must participate to endorse the School Board and avoid defeat of the by-law. The issue notes advertising rates and newspaper details. The piece also reports the Duke of Devonshire blew up his glass greenhouse on his former estate sold for $375,000, a landmark glass palace with 40,000 panes and vast ironwork.
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Duke of Devonshire
Glase Palace
Town council meeting notes June 3 with license and loan items
The June 3 council meeting included auto livery license issues, loan applications under housing schemes, tax relief for Christiana Younghusband, and a Winnipeg sprinkler purchase. H J Palmason was appointed auditor for 1920 at 250 dollars plus expenses. adjournment set for June 8 at 7 30 p.m.
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Heaslip
Smith
Jordan
Marsh
Houston
McDonald
Fagen
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Prentice
Chute
City of Winnipeg
Crown Oil Co
Citizens’ Band
Simpson, McGirr & Co
C. H. Sing
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Street Commission
Mareh Fegen
H. J. Palmason
Dauphin Dramatic Society Stages Uncle Rube at Town Hall
The Dauphin Dramatic Society presented Uncle Rube before a capacity crowd at the town hall on Monday. Joe Barker led as Deacon Smailey with John Code as Uncle Rube, and Kate Bates and Mr McKeown drew praise for the romance scenes. Winnie Hall impressed in a difficult role as Taggs, while the orchestra and staging received high marks. The production will auction the production rights to benefit the local Soldiers' Memorial Fund.
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The
Dauphin Dramatic Society
Uncle Rube
Town Hall
Smailey
Joe Barker
John Code
Mark Smailey
Jack Rosen
Milly Lee
Gordon Gray
Miss Bates
Bert Cramb
Miss Hall
McMurray Orchestra
Stak Tech
Card of thanks for sale and tea at Mrs Dunstan’s home
A sale and tea hosted at Mrs. Dunstan's home raised 165 dollars. The ladies thank friends who helped make it a success. The kimono was drawn by Mrs. Wm Lowes.
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Y. Sthinest
Fruit-e-tives Receives Praise for Digestive Relief
A customer testimonial claims rapid cure of constipation and dyspepsia after using Fruit-e-tives. The letter by Robert Newton notes relief from pain headaches and general malaise within a week. Promotional offer lists 50c a box, 6 for $2.50 and a 25c trial size with mail order from Ottawa.
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Robert Newton
Pruit-a-tives Limited
Ottawa
Farmers Stand Against Cooperative Pacts in Provincial Campaigns
Letter from H. P. Nicholson outlines U. F. M. leaders concerns over proposed collaboration with the Labor party. He cites lack of farmer consent, calls for mutual respect, and condemns mudslinging while defending farmers’ institutions and Ottawa advocacy. He notes distrust of pledges by Dauphin executives and urges loyalty to farmers' interests.
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Labor Party
U. F. M. Organization
Dominion
Organization Committee
Independent Labor Party
Dauphin
Labor
Norris
Ottawa
Farmers
Labor Organization
Cocks Lick Harrington
H. P. Micholson
Annual Plowing Match of Dauphin Agricultural Society
The Dauphin Agricultural Society announces its annual plowing match on June 22 at Thos Whitmore’s farm near town. Prizes total $35 with events for men and boys including 12 inch and 14 inch horse gangs and walking plows, plus engine gang classes with up to $30 for first place.
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Dauphin Agricultural Society
Thos. Whitmore
Decoration Day plans and July 1st celebration details
The G W V A notes progress on a traveling veterans board for a July 1st celebration and Decoration Day events. Comrades list committee chairmen for grounds, sports, parade and general events, with reminders of a June 18 concert by the Victorian Serenaders and a postconcert dance.
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Deuphin
Cowra Marripban
Dauphin
Ene Bates
Percey
Eacereatemans
Armstrong
Oliphant
Terrell
Struthers
Ilas
Iday
Fork River News Roundup of Local Happenings
Friday Winnipegosis visit sets up baseball clash after a tie on the 5th. Trustees approve a $5000 loan to finish the new brick school. A new railway station is under construction. Grain prospects look good for the Fork River district. Mrs J H Richardson dies at Dauphin. UFM Sports Day scheduled for June 30. Memorial parade seen in Winnipegosis. Fire destroys two buildings owned by J Shackett. loss undisclosed.
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Frank Bailey
Bowieman
Bailey
Winnipegosis
Fa Fork River
Fork River
Clara Hunt
J. H. Richardson
Dauphin
Women’s Institute
J Shackett
Ste. Rose du Lac Incorporates as Village.
Notices declare mayoral and four council nominations on the 16th and elections on the 23rd amid provincial election talk. Fr. Saucier and Fr. Minard led a parish retreat as outsiders move to Ste. Rose. Railyard upgrades and a local move involve Farmers' Mutual Stores staff and bank management. Judge Prud’homme presided over electoral list revisions in Ste. Rose.
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Fr. Saucier
Minard
Ste. Rose du Lac
Board of Trade
Ste. Amelie
Lambilliotte
Emloyers
Atown
J. M. Bernay
The
Royal Bank
Prud’homme
St. Boniface
Ste. Rose
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