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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
2
The text advertises a Thursday issue of the Dauphin Herald Co Ltd in Dauphin Manitoba with subscription rates 2.00 yearly and ad rates per inch. It notes condensed advertisements Wanted Found For Sale and multiple insertions pricing options. It lists W. S. Marsh as publisher and dates to June 22 1933.
A local column praises the Dauphin Board of Trade for backing a Bird Feeding Station to aid winter birdlife, urges broader civic support, and contrasts Ottawa relief actions with job programs. The piece also comments on weather, immigration debates, and ongoing community efforts around beaches and dam plans.
Lake Dauphin shows a rise of 13 inches since the dam on the Massey river was completed. The project backed by Dominion and provincial governments covers 200 square miles and has improved beaches as well as yields. Previously annual fish value was about $1600 but drought reduced catches, prompting the dam to relieve the shortage.
The piece surveys Stuart Chase's A New Deal, tracing free competition shifts after World War I, Big Bull market implications, and proposed remedies. It argues for drastic inflation and collectivist evolution as possible paths, calling Chase a practical economist of visionary futures. Subscription info and summer reading tips accompany.
The United Church announces Boys and Girls Camps with July dates at Clear Lake and July 17 24 for boys. Leadership by Miss Pybus and team. Registration one dollar. Junior Congregation starts June 25 at St James Church with age-group storytelling and worship. Later sessions include preparatory service and Communion. Rev Andrew D Reid of Winnipeg to preach starting July 1.
Mrs Wm Thomas and Mr and Mrs Andrew Thomas thank friends of Winnipegosis and Dauphin as well as the Vermillion Lodge for kindness and sympathy. Michael Wolchowicz, longtime Dickson City school board director and treasurer candidate, testified he cannot read or write and never attended school.
Mrs Archie Esplen and family express gratitude for kindness shown in their bereavement and for the floral tributes and loan of cars.
The firm announced a five percent salary rise to take effect June 15 in Toronto. Eleven heavy oil switch engines will be tested in the freight yards of a British railway. A kitchen fire at Hazlet Saskatchewan fatally burned 15 year old Don Peltier as coal oil exploded and destroyed the house.
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