Dauphin Herald Ad Rates and Notices June 29 1933
Page from The Dauphin Herald published Thursday June 29 1933 lists subscription at 2.00 yearly and advertising rates for display inserts, condensed ads, and memorial notices. Rates cover 56 to 160 inch displays with contract terms, and memorial notices priced per line. The issue appears at Burrows Avenue Dauphin Manitoba.
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Dauphin Herald Co. Ltd
Burrows Avenue
Dauphin
Manitoba
Dauphin Peony Show Highlights Town Beauty
The By the Way column lauds Dauphin as a bright residential spot during Peony Show weekend with thousands of blooms and pleasant surroundings. It notes parking issues on Saturday nights and suggests residents keep cars off main streets, plus comments on local zoo cage debates and Manitoba Liberal Progressive aims in Ottawa.
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Dauphin the Beautiful
Dauphin
Progressive Liberal-Progressive Organizing Meeting
Manitoba delegates gathered for a convention in Dauphin to form the Federal Liberal-Progressive Association of Manitoba. Speakers urged a united bloc of 17 Manitoba MPs to push for banking reform and coordinated policy, with local officers elected for Dauphin and other constituencies.
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Liberal-Progressive Association of
Manitoba
Dominion
Thorson
Dauphin
G. W. Rogers
Henry Jansund
Roblin
W. A. Maynard
Jas. Cowie
Carberry
C. D. Bates
Debt Adjustment Board Meets At Court House
The debt adjustment board led by Commissioner G S Rutherford and John Davies met Wednesday June 21 at the courthouse. Officials adjusted matters across districts from Nee Pawa and Roblin to Kenville as far north and west. A search near Field British Columbia found Chris Deam and his brother Joe lost in Duchesney Pass since February. Farmers in Grand Pre Meadows Nova Scotia praise fieldwork as gulls fatten on grasshoppers threatening crops.
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Grand Pre Meadows
N.S
Fundy
A Day With an Agricultural Representative
Edward W. Hawkins accompanies John Conner, Dauphin district Agricultural Representative, on a field trip through Ochre River and Ste. Rose municipalities. A gardener’s alarm halts their start as they begin their provincial duties.
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Dauphin
Mr. Conner
Ste. Rose
Dauphin Fair
Turtle River
Conner
Winnipeg
John Conner
Ochre River
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