Dauphin Herald & Press Weekly Masthead
The Dauphin Herald and W Geeepaper is a weekly publication from Dauphin Company Limited in Dauphin Manitoba. Editors Helen F. Marsh and W. K. Marsh oversee editorial management and publication duties under Post Office Department authorization.
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The
Dauphin Herald & W
Dauphin Company Limited
A. Dauphin
Manitoba
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Helen F. Marsh
W. K Marsh
Dominion Day may shift to a Monday before July 1
The piece questions moving Dominion Day to the Monday before July 1 and warns it would undermine Canada’s birth date celebration. It cautions against work week holiday trends and discusses Manitoba by elections in Mountain and Deloraine-Glenwood, plus praise for Stewart E. McLean as president of the Progressive Conservative association of Manitoba. It also promotes a teachers’ geography tour to Dauphin and invites a guest editorial to boost Manitoba awareness.
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House of Commons
Canada
Times
Mountain
Deloraine-Glenwood
Manitoba
Deloraine- Glenwood
Progressive Conservative
Stewart E. McLean
Progressive Conservative Association of Manitoba
McLean
Dauphin
Forest fires blamed on careless campers spread risk
The report urges caution after northern forest fires near Flin Flon and Dauphin lake warnings. It notes cigarette butt disposal and open flames as major causes, stressing ash trays, sand or water covering campsites, and vigilance to prevent costly damage.
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Flin Krow
Dauphin Lake
Riding Mountain Park
Flin Flon
Park
Canada
Gardening Man in a Crowd and His Sunlit Optimism
A humorous portrait of the gardening man with blistered hands and sunburn, seen as Canada's earnest laborer alongside farmers. He invests time and effort into his patch, valuing growth over immediate produce, and clings to a practical though risk‑laden gamble on seeds and leisure.
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Canada
The Gambler Gardener Bets On A Bountiful Year
The gambler gardener faces harsh odds from weather pests and disease yet defends gardening as open air exercise and a cheap hobby. He promises better yields this year despite last season’s spuds borers blight and delphiniums misfortune.
Baby moose sent from Manitoba to North Dakota for release
A baby moose traveling from north of The Pas to North Dakota is loaned by Manitoba official G Malahar to Mrs Ethel Whitmore for overnight care at her stable. The young moose, the last of a pair, will be kept at a game farm then released into Turtle Mountain game refuge to boost prairie hunting game.
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Ethel Whitmore
G. Malahar
Manitoba Game Branch
Whitmore
Pas
North Dakota
Malahar
England
Whitmore Farm
Dakota
Marshar
H. R. Morgan
Turtle Mountain
Flowers To The Living Wilfrid Caldwell Leaves Dauphin
Wilfrid Caldwell leaves Dauphin to run a smart dress shop in Brandon. He spent 34 years with W. G. White store and 25 years as United Church Sunday School superintendent. He contributed to many Christmas concerts and church events, guiding hundreds of children and serving on church boards and committees.
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Wilfrid Caldwell
Dauphin
Brandon
Ontario
W. G. White
United Church
Church Union
Grace Chard Sunday Ool
Church Board
Santa Claus
Stymie Love
Clarence Dahlgren
Caldwell
M. McIntosh
M. Bird
R. Argue
S. S
Afxi
Mary Maxim sweaters knit by sister in Winnipeg
A letter reports a sister in Winnipeg has knitted six Mary Maxim sweaters from January to June eleven for adult sizes. Patterns include Angler's Pride Prairie Prancers Reindeer and Wild Duck. A garden plot in front of the RCMP office at the town hall features RCMP letters in snapdragons and asters. project led by Alex Russell for the town detachment.
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W. J. Boyd
Winnipeg
RCMP
Town Detachment
Alex Russell
Prairie lily chosen as Saskatchewan floral emblem
Saskatchewan designates the prairie lily as its floral emblem while noting Alberta’s symbol is the wild rose. The note mentions 4 H projects on provincial emblems by Sandringham pupils and hints at more details to come.
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Saskatchewan
Red Letter Day for Sumptons Marks 60 Years of Marriage
Mr and Mrs George Sumpton celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on Sunday June 26. Messages poured in from the Queen and Prime Minister St Laurent along with local and distant well wishers. Fellow Manitoban Bill Fallis and Dauphin pioneer Bill Murray also sent greetings as the couple reflects on a long life and fond memories.
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Finis
Allen Borbridge
Winnipeg
Dauphin
St. Paul's Anglican Church
Westminster
Arly Spuds
Gavin Strang
Tom Little
Fourth Avenue N.E
Bill Cruise
Lions Club
Rose
Brandon Sun
George Sumpton
St. Laurent
Sumpton
Bill Fallis
Manitoba Power Commission
Bill Murray
Seaforth
Ont
Murray
Birthday Cake Mixup Turns Lady a Century Older
A popular local woman celebrated her seventeenth birthday with family, who ordered a cake marked 1885 1955. A delivery error showed 1855 instead of 1885 making her look 100 years old, a blunder that was corrected before guests arrived.
Charles Camsell Honored With Postnominal Titles at Library
The Lions club Canadiana shelf at the library features a new book about Charles Camsell, a retired geologist and northern explorer known as one of Canada’s creators. He has held many executive roles in scientific societies and may add multiple postnominal letters to his name.
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Lions Club
F.rs.c
Little Nonsense A kavod band skit with odd makeup and instruments
The Up to appearance entertain ment featured a band in weird disguises and unusual instruments including kazoo setups and improvised horns. Conductor Mrs. Russ Cline led the group with a fourteen count start while Della Stewart provided piano accompaniment with majorette Carol Crawford leading the musicians.
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Macnamore
Russ Cline
Della Stewart
Farmer
Majorette
Carol Crawford
A. Crawford
Jas. Clarke
D. G. Ray
Wm. Smeliski
Russ Jackman
Stan Moore
Bill Fraser
Harold Graham
Keith Deans
Tom Anderson
Ted Dent
Lucky the Barrs’ Spaniel Gets Wedding Haircut
Lucky the black cocker spaniel at the Barr home had matted hair so a veterinarian trimmed it short. Ahead of a Barr wedding, guests nicknamed the look “Lucky's brush cut.”
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Lucky
J. M. Barr
Barr
Peony Bloom Season Quick Downturn Notice
Growers lament a brief peony bloom season with flowers fading quickly. Gardeners seek tips to extend color and protect late blooms in changing weather conditions.
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