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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
2
The Dauphin Herald lists subscription terms with a yearly rate of $200 in advance or $250 if unpaid, and notes advertising rates on application. The notice promotes honesty and progressiveness as admin policy.
The Dauphin General Hospital gains support for a paper drive led by local ladies to raise funds. Boxes will be placed in stores for tinted and silver paper, with regular collection. The Riding Mountain road programme begins, and J Smart becomes acting superintendent of the new park this week.
Ace Eypmet! praised the town for visitor provisions and a new camp while Rotary bowling drew mixed views. An annual Ward event, Ukrainian concert, and park reclamation work were noted with caution about political climate and local obedience to the Manitoba Highway Act. Citizens paid fines for infractions as patience and humor mingle in local commentary.
Four to five hundred children from eighteen rural Dauphin district schools gathered at the agricultural grounds for the annual field day and picnic. The event featured parade banners, prize events in physical training and girls and boys races, softball and baseball finals, and numerous athletic medals and badges awarded to top performers. The Dauphin Boy Scout Association organized the meet with wide community support and many records set across age groups.
An ad touts Kruschen Salts for complexion and health with a testimonial and price. The piece also lists junior and senior boys track events and winners from a local sports meet, and promotes Jess Pugh the Canadian Chautauqua performer with praise. It notes dates from June 19th to 25th.
Regular ball practice nights are Monday and Thursday each week. The Mountview picnic will be held on June 27 at the farm of Mr William Morley.
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