War and Repatriation Lecture Details on Returns and Settlement
A Monday town hall lecture by Lieut Col Rev Woods outlined German aims in the war and described a repatriation scheme. Returned soldiers could receive up to 5000 for land and 3000 for stock, with a two year tax rebate. vocational training and community support were promised. Information contact through the Winnipeg Settlement Board at Post Office Building.
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Woods
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Germany
France
Belgium
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Col. Woods
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Winnipeg
Short Course at Ste. Rose Agricultural Society
The Ste. Rose Agricultural Society held a successful short course with about 40 young men and 55 ladies attending. The women learned millinery and dressmaking while men studied gas engines livestock poultry field crops and farm accounts. The annual Seed Fair followed in the schoolhouse with about 30 exhibits including wheat oats barley rye timothy and sweet clover despite late season and flu in the district.
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Agricultural Society
Ste. Rose
Wanted Pasturage for Buffalo Summer Use
Notice by Wilfred Rotjson president of the Waupthin Curling Club seeking pasture or grazing space for a buffalo during the summer season. Applicants should contact the club secretary with available land details and terms.
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Wilfred Rotjson
The
Waupthin
Curling Club
General Meeting Notice for G V A Members
Members of the above association are advised of a general meeting tonight at 8 p.m. sharp in association headquarters. Full attendance is requested.
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Association
May McEwen and Albert Cramb Wed in Dauphin
The marriage took place on March 24 in Dauphin with Rev. J. A. Haw presiding. May McEwen and Albert Cramb were joined in marriage in a ceremony noted as a formal union.
Death on Canadian National train linked to Saskatoon suit
Evelyo Haley widow of Joseph Haley of Dauphin files a $20 000 damage suit in the Court of King's Bench at Saskatoon against Canadian National Railways over a fatal October 18 1918 accident near Hawkes Spur. Haley a brakeman was crushed between a car and a loading platform while signaling the train's movement.
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Court of King’s Bench
Saskatoon
Evelyo Haley
Joseph Haley
Dauphin
Hawkes Or
Oman Bay Junction
Court House
Messrs
Haley
Dauphin Gun Club Reorganized With New Officers
At a Monday night meeting the Dauphin Gun Club reorganized naming Hon. President Dan Hamilton as president Frank Cross as president and Dr Trimble as vice president H E Hunt as secretary A A Brewer as treasurer with W Purvis and Fred Race as field captains. Trap shooting enthusiasts are urged to contact A A Brewer.
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Dauphin Gun Club
Dan Hamilton
Frank Cross
Trimble
H. E. Hunt
A. A Brewer
W. Purvis
Fred Race
A A. Brewer
Memorial for soldiers eyed with plebiscite at Dauphin
Residents of Dauphin rural municipality and the town seek a memorial to soldiers who sacrificed. A plebiscite is proposed, and thorough discussion in the Herald columns precedes any vote.
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Dauphin
The
Herald
Campbell Acquitted in Pas Dog Racer Case
Albert Campbell, noted Pas dog racer, was acquitted by Judge Boungcastle on the charge of receiving violence. The trial finished Monday with several prosecution witnesses and Campbell testifying in his own defense.
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Albert Campbell
Pas
Boungcastle
Campbell
Seduction under promise of marriage conviction
Senko Andryczak of Garland was tried by Judge Bonnycas tle on Tuesday and found guilty of seduction under promise of marriage. He received a 12 month jail sentence.
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Senko Andryczak
Garland
Bonnycastle
School By-law Defeated by Wide Margin in Tuesday Vote
Voters rejected the Municipal School by-law and herd law in Tuesday’s ballot. The school by-law 86 drew 480 votes against and 86 for, while herd law 117 saw 476 against and 359 in favor, indicating a decisive majority against both measures.
Sergt Ed Batty Named New Inspector Under Temperance Act
Sergt Ed Batty is expected to become the new inspector under the Manitoba Temperance Act following the resignation of Inspector Gurton. The move signals a change in enforcement leadership.
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Sergt Ed
Batty
Sergt. Ed. Batty
Inspector Gurton
Hospital Donations Reported With Notables
A local notice records donations to the hospital including Miss Annie Church giving 9.50 and Miss Woodrow along with Miss McLelland contributing 21.25 in total.
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Annie Church
Miss Woodrow
Miss McLelland
Real Estate Transfers Listed by Campbell and Gartoo
Campbell and Gartoo report several sales including the northeast quarter on 10-26-19 from Robi H. Moore to Jos W. Clarke and the southeast quarter on 1-25-20 from the Royal Trust Co. to Frank Harvey. Also noted are the southeast quarter on 10-24-18 from P C Muir to R P Cathers and the northeast quarter on 10-24-18 from G C Dean to J Cathers.
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Campbell & Gartoo
N. E
Robi. H. Moore
Jos. W. Clarke
S.e
P. C. Muir
R. P. Cathers
G. C. Dean
J. Cathers
S. E
The
Royal Trust Co
Frank Harvey
Standard Kalsomine Paint Beautifies Homes
Cold water paint marketed to brighten interiors, promoted as an easy way to make homes look fresh and appealing through standard Kalsomine application.
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