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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
4
The Dauphin Herald announces Thursday publication from Barrows Ave office. Subscriptions run a year in advance with advertising rates available on application.
Sir Thomas White announces a Dominion of Canada debt stock bearing interest at a percent and redeemable into future war bonds. The note notes added virtues, while a separate line mentions a license requirement for public eating places from the Canada Food Board with applications extended from June 1 to July 1 amid a Red Cross drive from June 7 to 2.
A successful Sifton concert and dance benefiting local causes drew praise for performers led by Mrs Bell and Mr Matoft. Net profit reached 123 dollars after expenses, with funds to be partly donated and partially reserved for Red Cross. A public meeting was set for the sixteenth to discuss organizing a war committee and poll-related concerns.
May 1918 cash ledger shows receipts from apron and bag sales and Red Cross remittance. Treasurer E L MacanTuwin and secretary Thelma McDonald record balance for supplies and memberships, with cheques issued and various expenses. The entry notes a payment or balance of 565.09 and 200 Poco or eweeee cheques totaling 7.05 in May.
Walter J. Marriott of Ottawa reports relief from long standing liver and kidney troubles after using Fruit-a-tives. He states the product cleared his brain and restored health. Boxes priced 50 cents each or six for $2.50, with a 25 cent trial size. Available at dealers or postpaid from Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
Town and Whitmore schools publish honor rolls across grades Primary to VII with many students named in each grade and by school. The Mackenzie list includes numerous students from Duncombe to Konowalchuk while Whitmore lists Shobbrook Jones Armstrong Montgomery Perkins Moffatt and many others across grades I to VII with repeated family and surname entries.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a sale of a horse and buggy and a communication to be sent to the unidentified party. Limited readable details regarding participants or location.
On Wednesday June 19 at 7 p m Mrs D Watts of Birth and Mrs Medlotyre will speak at Melton on community work and war problems for women. Several Lauphin ladies will attend and discuss related topics. A large attendance is hoped for as the church service was well attended last Sabbath and the minister Mr Hall cannot attend next Sabbath so the school will be held. Mr R J Steen has bought Allan Shorts place and started breaking it.
BALD OFFICE FOUND. a child's black silk coat. DAN HAMILTON. WANTED. CAN NOW EXPRESS Co. FOUND a sum of money. Same can be had by applying to H. WICKES, Vermilion Park.
No. 2 Met Separator cream cans and churneras DY DYK 414 offered on Main Street South Dauphin. A red heifer with grey markings branded B.S. on the front shoulder, nicked ear, and pig ring is missing from the herd. reward offered by S Swanton. Im pounded heifer described as three years, light red with star, white tail and belly, will be sold in 30 days if unclaimed. pound keeper A H Needham. Also For Sale Lot 12 Block 44 Plan 39% Dauphin. H R Snell Box 206 Arden Man.
Zihrul Brothers acquire the pure bred Percheron stallion Alberd Re. The horse joins the district breeding interests and will be travelled between Dauphin and Fairville for stud and mating.
Farmers told not to burn straw in fall and to raise more beef for the Allies by sending cattle to pasture in the Lake Dauphin Herd. Terms set at $2.50 per season. All cattle must be plainly branded. 2-4 W. W. Hippisley.
Farmers are warned that cattle needing stall feed or suffering from contagious diseases like tuberculosis or rum jaw will not be accepted into the herd. W. W. Hippisley of Lake Dauphin issues the notice to brand all cattle in the herd.
Sealed tenders will be received for the west half of section 30, township 26, range 19 west of the principal meridian, Manitoba until June 24 1918. State cash price or terms to suit purchaser. D COULTER 1422 Main st Winnipeg.
All claims against the Estate must be sent to Bowman McFadden and Caldwell Barristers at Dauphin Manitoba on or before July 1 1918. Administrators are David Cannon and Mary Down. Solicitors: Bowman McFadden Caldwell.
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