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Rink clash fuels town debate as tax woes rise
The Pas grapples with 1924 liquor branch receipts of 97 595 16 and a 508 19 share. Voters back a rink by law but split on financing. council faces high arrears and calls for tax relief while allies fault delays. Community notes list local visitors, repairs, and a UFM sale event with 35 cent admission.
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Pas
Dauphin Demonstration Shows Power of Collective Community Effort
A short course held in Dauphin, led by a few determined men, brought the benefits of the province’s largest agricultural institution to local residents. The piece praises vision and energy, notes the first course of instruction of its kind, and stresses how town and country must understand each other to share livelihood concerns and foster development.
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Dauphin
By laws threaten town’s path to bankruptcy court
The article notes the town teeters toward bankruptcy unless action is taken on by laws. It criticizes the present council for being strangled by by-laws and unable to consider other matters. It mentions dog and rink by-laws being pushed aside temporarily before new issues arise.
W I ladies plan quilt, dances, and hall shares stated
The W I held their monthly meeting at Miss C Gunn's home. They decided to make an autographed quilt in summer and host a dance in the community hall on April 17 with local talent. They purchased six more shares to bring total hall shares to twenty eight and urged others to buy. A big ball is set for March 17 with McMurray's orchestra and Irish melodies. St Patrick's Day dance details noted.
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Joe Kerr
Herb Lake
Mr. Hewitt
Edward
Blackburn
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Big Valley
Alberta
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Haney
H. Needham
Burrows
Felker
Art Kellaway
Harley
Spruce Creek
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Burrows School
W. IL
McMurray
St. Patrick’s Day
Dakinak
J. Elder
Sam Inwood
Anderson
Ad Martos Amos
William
C. L. Vickery
Barn Fire, Family News Highlight Rural District
Spring nears as barn larks appear and Wilfred Maynard nears convalescence. Mr and Mrs W Roberts visited the district recently. Harry Felker lost a barn including a horse pigs and chickens last week while away. The Maynards welcomed a fine boy in late February.
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Wilfred Maynard
W. Roberts
Harry Felker
James Maynard
Mosley River School Report Grade II Winners
Grade I and II listings show top students at Mosley River School. Jr Jenny Bayko and Molly Burtniak earn Grade I honors while Sr Evelyn Dobson and John Bayko reach Grade II. Other noted pupils include Douglas McLean Edna Pearson Grade II and Annie Demick Lawrence Pruden Grade IIiI along with Lydia Berkis Margaret Rowe Grade IV Melvin Morris Edith Karalnik and Winnie Rowe Billy Hart in Grade VII.
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Jenny Bayko
Molly Burtniak
Evelyn Dobson
John Bayko
Properly fitted glasses end headaches and vision strain
An eye care provider promises relief from headaches and vision difficulties with tailored glasses after a thorough eye examination. The service guarantees fitting exactly the needed prescription.
Campbell Family Marks 52nd Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs James Campbell celebrated their fifty second wedding anniversary with family present including Robert Campbell and James Jr in Dauphin ten miles southeast. The event recalled pioneer days in a sparsely settled district and noted absentees William in Toronto and Margaret in Alberta.
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Rebecca Johnson
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Western Canada
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Stevens
Messrs. Dunlop
Lougheed
St. Patrick’s
Union Church
Eccles
Spring birds arrive and social and notices from Bicton Heath
The Bicton Heath district forms a Conservative group last week. A Pie Social is set for the 26th at the Bicton Heath schoolhouse. A social at Mr A Dumas on the 4th drew many friends. The area is known for bachelors with Jacky Hayward and Joe Bickle among them. The pure bred Clydesdale stallion Chief's Favorite will stand at Fork River L Barn Winnipegosis Groff Barn and South Bay this season. Worms kill many northern Manitoba horses. Botex worm remover is stocked by Thos Toye for Westock Chemical. Scaramouche plays at Dauphin Theatre Monday and Tuesday.
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A. Dumas
Jacky Hayward
Joe Bickle
Winnipegosis
Chief
Fork River
L. Barn
Thos. Toye
Westock Chemical Product Co
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