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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
2
The Dauphin Herald records a weekly edition published at the Dauphin Herald Office on Gurrews Avenue. Subscription is $2.00 a year in advance or $2.50 if not paid, with advertising rates available on request.
The Dauphin Agricultural Society advances toward larger, better exhibitions with a July fair set for July 9 to 11 and plans for fall and winter activities. Community support and publicity are urged as the society reshapes its finances and expands its regional role. Scientific, sane alcohol education is urged in schools with evidence based lessons rather than scare tactics.
Extracted letters show school contributions for Empire Day to the Children’s Aid Society. Various schools enclose money orders or sums in small denominations, noting district hardship and gratitude, with expressions of sympathy and wishes for success. Names omitted as letters not for publication.
A reader expresses strong support for the organization and sends a money order for 2 to aid children. While some locals are needy, many pupils contributed small amounts and the writer laments the total could be larger. The letter wishes continued success and notes the charity’s noble work.
A sermon reflects on ancient masons who built Solomon's temple as a symbol of national strength and beauty. It contrasts worldly greed with faith, urges renewed devotion, and emphasizes fellowship with the Great Architect as the sustaining power behind enduring worship.
Wolverine and Mohawk Trail Ranger camps met at a Presbyterian church basement to plan a mid June lawn social for camp funds in early July. Loyalty badges were awarded to Bonar Whaley Eric Rawson Willie Carmichael Lloyd McDonald Bob Malcolm in Wolver ine camp and ex Malthouse Jack Bowman Gavin Craig in Mohawk camp.
The piece urges Western Canada farmers to eradicate barberry shrubs to stop wheat rust reinforcements. It notes barberry has spread from ornament to menace, urges surveying Dauphin district for barberry, and offers free guidance from the Department of Agriculture Ottawa. It warns of rising costs in spring wheat states.
Sutherland and Steick propose a toast to the bride, wishing happiness as enduring as her McClary. The toast highlights joy, celebration, and a hopeful future for the newlyweds.
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