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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
2
The piece argues price depends on world supply and demand, criticizes Canadian marketing surpluses, and calls for cut costs and reduced speculation. It notes political activity in Dauphin with Liberal Progressive deliberations, upcoming candidates, and the local election mood amid provincial debates on half day holidays and rural transport.
The Dauphin Local Council of Women plans a Hobby Exhibition in the town hall mid October. The event invites all ages to display crafts from hand made furniture and weaving to boat models and stamp collections, highlighting leisure time and local talent.
Confederation Life Association reports assets surpassing 100 million dollars as of May 1935. W. R. Smith notes strong first five months with higher new insurance, in force totals up by about 5.5 million, and premiums rising across single, annuity, group and first year lines. Income exceeded outgo by nearly 2.9 million, up over 3 percent from the prior year. Mortality improved and business gains reflect broader positive conditions.
Scrase and Son announce livestock shipments of hogs and cattle on Monday June 24 at Valley River sale yard with pick up and departure details to be confirmed.
The CN Railways reports weekly gross revenues of 2 941.43 for the week ending June 7 1935, down from 3 042 336 in 1934. General manager Joseph Van Wyck says summer resorts will open, attracting tourists from Canada, the United States, overseas and the British West Indies. Jasper Park Lodge opens June 23 to September 15, with advance bookings indicating a busy season and interest in nearby big game country. The Tenth Annual Totem Polo Golf Tournament runs September 1–7, with Speckled trout fishing at Maligne and Medicine Lake July 1 to September 15. Minaki Lodge opens June 27 to September 2, Nipigon Lodge June 14 to September 156.
A health notice urges thorough sanitation to prevent fly breeding. It notes one fly can lay 100 to 200 eggs and stresses covering garbage and manure away from dwellings, keeping surroundings clean, using screens, and employing Wilson's Fly Pads to kill flies that enter homes. It cites flies as disease carriers and urges communal effort against pests.
A church service will be held on Sunday June 23 at 10 30 a m with a mission beginning that day and running through Sunday June 30. During the week services occur every morning and evening.
The Fleming family thanks friends and all organizations for sympathy shown in their bereavement and for the beautiful floral tributes.
In loving memory of Nairne Gordon Hay who died June 25 1934 God calls our loved ones but we lose not wholly They live on earth in thought and deed as fully as in heaven Sadly missed by Mother Dad Betty Angus and Jim.
Andrychuk a son to Mr and Mrs Stanley Andrychuk of Ashville on June 12. Sorenson a son to Mr and Mrs Nelson Sorenson of Dauphin on June 11. Dewarle a daughter to Mr and Mrs B Dewarle of Dauphin on June 0. Cayer a son to Mr and Mrs Jules Cayer on June S. Bassett a child to Mr and Mrs Dillwyn Bassett. Skrode a child to Mr and Mrs Peter Skrode of St Pea.
A funeral tribute honors Dr Gunne a pioneering healer who walked stormy roads to aid settlers. The verse praises his pure life devoted to others and vows to preserve his memory with lasting affection and public praise.
A quiet wedding was solemnized at the Pentecostal Manse on Saturday afternoon June 15 in Gilbert Plains. Pearl Georgenia Genik, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Genik, united in marriage with John Roy Forrest of the same district. Miss Margaret Weightman and Alex Jevins witnessed the ceremony. Rev W J Taylor officiated.
Agnes Lethie Ledoux and Robert Albright Ewen were married in a June 15 ceremony officiated by Rev Donagh. The couple, from McCreary Manitoba, plan to settle on Ewen’s farm near McCreary after a brief honeymoon around Lake Manitoba.
A Garland softball tournament on June date featured Relief Camps Nos 1 2 3 Garland Cowan Sifton Blue Birds Sifton Juniors Ethelbert Pine River and Pine Ridge High School. In round one Garland beat Camp No 3 Sifton beat Cowan Pine River High School beat Camp No 1 Sifton Bluebirds defeated Camp No 2. In finals Sifton defeated Pine River to take first with Pine River second Ethelbert beat Garland in a separate game.
The Fed Calf Show and Sale began in 1930 with feeding centers at Grandview Dauphin and other towns under Dauphin Agricultural Society and Dominion Livestock. By 1932 1935 the program expanded to 54 68 118 feeders and 204 353 204 calves with average weights around 748 770 740 pounds and prices near 5.10 7.0 dollars, aided by 120 loaned bulls and about 2200 dollars in prize money.
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