Dauphin Herald Publication Details
The Dauphin Herald lists weekly publication from the Dauphin Herald Publishing Co on Burrows Ave. Subscriptions cost 2.00 per year in advance or 2.54 if unpaid. Advertising rates are available on application.
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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
4
The Dauphin Herald lists weekly publication from the Dauphin Herald Publishing Co on Burrows Ave. Subscriptions cost 2.00 per year in advance or 2.54 if unpaid. Advertising rates are available on application.
The province announces elections for July 18 with three well known candidates in Dauphin. Voters are urged to listen to the candidates argue their positions before making a careful choice for provincial government.
A brisk column mixes satire on aerial poles and radio with opinions on umpire conduct, gambling, and public utilities. The author critiques radio as a toy, laments height and decoration of structures, and critiques gambling schemes while recalling past scams and proposing a skeptical view of modern communication and sport.
The postponed picnic finally happened Monday with a strong turnout. Lockie Currie’s Tessie won the open run class, while Fork River and Sifton defeated Dublin Bay in baseball and football respectively, drawing praise for the program.
J A Hamilton visited the local Massey Harris agency. A heavy rainstorm struck Monday afternoon, damaging a farm at Jno Coleman where a horse died in a lightning strike. A baby boy was born to William and Mrs Budd. UFM picnic planned for July 7 with field sports at 1 pm, baseball, races, and a dance. MacLaughlin and Meehan occupy bank manager duties during summer departure.
Gloria Hope, the Winsome actress, plays an eastern girl in The Texan opposite Tom Mix, from James B. Hendryx's novel and produced by William Fox. Shown Monday and Tuesday July 3-4 at the Dauphin Theatre, she captures the joy of living and falls for the wild western adventure. Her natural red hair is reportedly hard to replicate on screen.
The article advises planting healthy strawberry stock for high yields and notes Dakota and Senator Dunlap as hardy varieties. It cites commercial profitability per acre, with costs around 350 to 450 dollars and yields of 5000 to 9000 quarts. It also covers raspberries and pest control, urging readers to subscribe to the Herald.
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