Ochre River Council approves by laws and audits June 1936
The Ochre River Rural Municipality council meets June 3 1936 with the reeve and councillors present. They read and pass by laws to appoint Wilhelm E Storgaard as secretary treasurer, appoint George Geisel to the Board of Maintenance District No C, and authorize audits and the transfer of records to the incoming secretary treasurer. They set a Court of Revision for August 10 1936 and schedule meetings for July 11 1936 at Makinak.
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Ochre
Ochre River
Geretl Wilson
Wilhelm E. Storgaard
Wilson Biniie
Arried
Wilson - Blaine
Blaine Wilson
George Geisel
Tdistrict No. C
Geisel
Council
Scting
Geise
Coun
Blaine
Ogg Bridge
S.W
Gelse
Makinak
Rose Marie at the Dauphin Theatre This Week
Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy star in Rose Marie at the Dauphin Theatre with a romance themed program including The Indian Love Cat and Pardon Me Madame. Performances run Thursday Friday and Saturday.
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Rose Marie
Madame
Jeanette MacDonald
Nelson Eddy
Dauphin Theatre
Berry selling ends. berries now at Dauphin grocers
John Spillett announces he has discontinued peddling berries. Berries are now available at all leading grocery stores in Dauphin and district and beyond at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
John Spillett
Spectacular Leap Defines Early Bulldogging Story
The article recounts the origin of bulldogging in Oklahoma's Ranch 101 shows led by Bill Pickett who leaped from a horse to a steer to bring it down. It notes Seeley of Arizona first white cowboy to imitate, the evolving sport, and explains rules and misperceptions about animal suffering versus cowboy injuries.
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Ranch 101
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Bill Pickett
Colonel Miller
Pickett
Seeley
Arizona
John E. Hartwig
Hartwig
Buckingham Palace Sold as Building Site for 15 Million
The article reports Buckingham Palace in London could be sold as a building site for 15 million dollars. Valuers surveyed the 40 acre grounds with potential public pleasure ground. a City of London syndicate is said to be interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckinham Palace
London
England
City of London
55th Annual Sports Birtle Baseball Tournament Opens
The 55th annual Birtle tournament gathers teams from Shoal Lake Hamiota Miniota Kenton Lenore McConnell Birtle and Isabella for a 20 under event with entry fee details and prize money noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoal Lake
Hamiota
Miniota
Kenton
Lenore
McConnell
Birtle
Isabella
Flies as Health Menaces And Gallery Glass Notes
A note on fly biology warns that a single female can produce up to one billion potential disease carriers in a few weeks across three generations. It urges sanitation, housing cleanliness, and trapping with Wilson's Fly Pads. The piece also references 16th century German stained glass windows sold at Sotheby’s, and recounts the Puritan vandalism of Canterbury Cathedral glass by Rev Culmer known as Blue Dick.
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St. Christopher
St. George
St. Anthony
Ashridge
Victoria and Albert Museum
Sotheby’s
Peritan Aulas
Canterbury
Richard Culmer
Chartham
Minster
Thanet
Blue Dick
Culmer
Stained Glass Revival Plots England Trade Revival
H Mor daunt Rogers former president of the Auctioneers and Estate Agents Institute told London readers that Puritanical parsons destroyed historic windows. He cited rising British demand for medieval stained glass and cited Compton Verney glass sold at Christies in 1931. Four sixteenth century shields brought 670 guineas and twenty one panels across centuries realized 1782 guineas.
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Parsons
Britain
H. Mordaunt Rogers
Institute
London
Compton Verney
Christie’s
New Hay Cutting Method Cuts Time on Dominion Farm
At Brandon's Dominion Experimental Farm a binder with knotter removed and carrier taken off cuts sweet clover on the deck, lifting windrows to improve air flow. Stubble height and windrow circulation speed curing, enabling bunching in three to four days and stacking the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Brandon
Prairie farmers wage battle to end insect plague
Western agriculture reports progress in a six year war against grasshoppers cutworms and caterpillars across prairie provinces. Biologists voice optimism as poison bait stations multiply over a 600 mile front while winter cold slows pests in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
North Battleford
Ontario
In Memoriam Warner A Dear Father and Grandpa
In loving remembrance of our dear Father and Grandpa who passed away in Edmonton on June 20 1929. Calm and peaceful he is sleeping sweetest rest that follows pain. We who loved him sadly miss him and trust in God to meet again. Always remembered and sadly missed by his son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs Thomas Warner and family.
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Warner
Edmonton
Thomas Warner
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R.M
Geisell
Court of Revision
Geiger - Wilson
RK. B. Thompson
Geleei
Makinax
Jane
Oehre River
Biaine
Weuid
Maki
Wm. Foreman
Ami
Geisel - Blaine
Harry
Wilson
Firestone
Cord W Plees
Indianapolis Speedway
Pike’s Peak
Lake Bonneville
Clark Motor Co
Main ST
Winnipeg
the Monarch Lumber Company, Ltd
A. F. Farrell
P.O. Box
Cowboy
Victor
Buckingham Palace
George
Edward
York House
St. James
Queen Charlotte
George III
George IV
William IV
Queen Victoria
Edward VII
Marlborough House
N.W. Dr. Baseball League
Foxwarren
Russell
Binscorth
Solsgirth
Birth
Regsburn
Manwaring
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Insect Menace
Memoriam
The
Herald
Smitty’s
Dauphin Ambulance
Kelvinator
F. W. Bumstead
J. J. Crowe Co., Ltd
Dauphin Herald
Dauphin, Man
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