Roblin Police In Mystery Over Missing Sergeant Coleridge
A Winnipeg investigation into Sergeant Coleridge’s disappearance yields no trace of him after he was last known near Roblin. Officers consider foul play unlikely and note the remote district south of Roblin with illicit still activity as a possible but doubtful factor.
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Roblin
Sergt
Coleridge
Dauphin
Robiin
Inspector Mead
Aldridge
Winnipeg
Taxation Inspector Mackay in Dauphin for returns forms
Mr T F Mackay from the Inspector of Taxation office will be in Dauphin on the 28th and 29th to assist taxpayers with filing returns especially Forms T 3 T 4 and T 5 due by the 31st. Townspeople urged to attend the Partners market at Ramsey Wright Building upstairs this Saturday at 10 am. The Dempsey Gibbons heavyweight title fight is slated for April 10 in Dauphin with more details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Mackay
Office of Inspector of Taxation
Winnipes
Dauphin
Fpartners
Ramsay Wright
Dempsey-Gibbons
Dauphin Residents Named Shareholders in Liquidating Co
A list of Dauphin residents who hold shares in the Northwestern Life Assurance Co now in liquidation includes F. W. Webb J. Biles Chris A. Bevan Thos 4 Brown Thos Cheesman Robt G Perryson Walter Harpham KR W James Chas N McDonald Rod J McQuay H E Bewell W R Buchancon A H Craigmile T Dowling Rott Pagen W BR Harritt John W Johnston N C Chard J E Delmage Henry Durham Edgar M Gerry N F P Jackson Douglas Kitney BR D McDougald H V Smith and others. The declaration signals ongoing dissolution proceedings affecting these shareholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Northwestern Life Assurance Co
F. W. Webb
J. Biles
Chris. A. Bevan
Thos. 4. Brown
Thos. Cheesman
Robt. G. Perryson
Walter Harpham
KR. W James
Chas. N. McDonald
Rodi. J. McQuay
H. E. Bewell
W. R. Buchancon
A. H. Craigmile
T. Dowling
Rott. Pagen
W. BR. Harritt
John W. Johnston
N. C. Chard
J. E. Delmage
Henry Durham
Edgar M. Gerry
N. FP. Jackson
Douglas Kitney
BR. D. McDougald
H. V. Smith
Market opening in Ramsay Wright building this Saturday
The opening aims to bring buyers and sellers together and should succeed from the start. Town residents will likely seize the chance to purchase directly from farmers and others with goods to sell. The venture’s success will be watched with interest.
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Ramsay Wright
Crescent Creamery Sets Egg Grading for Purchases
Local Crescent Creamery Co. now offers graded egg purchasing as required by last year’s government law. The policy rewards farmers who supply fresh, high quality eggs with higher payments, while urging use of smaller or dirty eggs for home use and marketing only superior quality eggs for better prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Creamery Co
Forage crop car stop planned in Dauphin on March 29
The forage crop car will be in Dauphin on Saturday March 29 all day.
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Dauphin
Multiple Local Birth Announcements and a Theatre Notice
Birth notices list Shirley Deane Laura Lowes at home March 24 to Mr and Mrs R P Lowes, a daughter. a son to Mr and Mrs A V Beniot at Port Arthur on March 26. a daughter for Mr and Mrs Joseph Shand at Dauphin General Hospital on March 26. Bruce Scott returns from Brandon after a business meeting for an OH Co venture. Dauphin Theatre hosts Paddy the Next Fest Thing with a family event midweek. The remainder delivers a moral proverb on color and personal conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Scott
Brandon
Rial OH Co
Dauphin Theatre
Story of Western Canada at Cana dian Club meeting
Nearly eighty Cana dian Club members gathered at the Hamilton Hotel for an address by Dr. MacLean after a supper. The talk outlined three centuries of western history from explorers and fur traders to the Riel rebellion and the rise of settlement, noting possible sites for commemorative Fort Dauphins marked with stones.
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Western Canada
Hamilton
MacLean
J. E. Ramsden
Western Sea
Canada
Great Pathfinders
Raddison
Grosseilliers
Verendrye
Hudson's Bay Company
Kelsey, Bering and Hearne
Pacific Coast
North West Company
Mackenzie
Henry
Fraser
Selkirk
Palliser
Hind
Cariboo
Riel
Franklin, Campbell
Macfairlane
Ogilvie
Fort Dauphin
Mossy River
Valley River
Parks’ Commission
Spring assizes open with two cases heard
The spring assizes opened Tuesday with Mr. Justice Curran presiding. The docket is small with two cases, carried over from the fall sitting. The King vs Leary (Bowsman) for conspiracy to defeat justice was tried Wednesday and found not guilty. C A S Rogers and F E Simpson represented crown and defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Curran
King Vs. Leary
Bowsman
C. A. S. Rogers
F. E. Simpson
K.C
Alberta wheat pool speaker to address town hall
H. W. Wood, organizer of the Alberta wheat pool, will speak at the town hall on Saturday March 29. His address will cover the advantages of the wheat pool.
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H. W. Wood
Alberta Wheat Pool
First instalment of taxes now due
Considerable interest is shown in the new April 1st tax instalment. The four part division of annual contributions aims to ease payments for business and frontage taxes on April 1, general tax on July 1, and school and commissioner levies between Sept 1 and Dec 15. The council pursues this plan to finance town needs with minimal bank drafts and asks citizens to support it. The release after payment brings relief.
Solomon's Tailor Shop Adds New Department
A new department is added at Solomon's Tailor Shop featuring ladies ready to wear suits and overcoats of high grade quality at moderate prices. First shipment of spring styles on display now. Come and look them over.
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Solomon's Tailor Shop
Winter's Going Let Her Go In Springtime Rhyme
A rustic verse notes winter fading and spring returning. Brinkman and crew clear culverts while people prep homes and gardens. Maids model spring hats. couples wed. overall mood shifts to renewed pep and lighter steps.
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Brinkman
Lot
Ankind
When Taxes Drive Desperation to a Cheque
A troubled speaker laments April tax dues and financial ruin as debtors threaten seizure. He fantasizes piracy and selling his future, then resolves to issue a final cheque to stave off forced sale. The verse portrays personal hardship and satirical resignation toward finance and homeowners.
Local notes and events across Fork River district
Frequent town visits by residents from Fork River Alberta and nearby areas. Social events include a theatre bill Paddy the Next Best Thing and a Dauphin Theatre benefit night. Community notices cover hospital aid society meeting, curling match result 11-8, and a Bible Students Association discourse with free seats.
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H. Rheaume
Ste. Rose
Wallace Gourlay
Kathleen O’connor
Makinak
T. F. Howard
Wright Drug Store
Wm. Murray
Portage la Prairie
F. E
T. C. Norris
Winnipeg
Chas. Murray
Lawrence
Woman's Hospital Aid Society
Town
F. E. Chase
Yorkton
Fred. W. Little
Paddy
Dauphin Theatre
Plymouth Rock Ballet
Ed. Sanderson
Ramsay-Wright
Wm. Campbell
Detroit
Dauphin Curling Club
Robert Hawkins
1.C.C.E
Gilbert Plains
Dauphin
Geo. A. Bellamy
Bellamy
Massey River
C. W. Cutforth
International Bible Students Association
Pollen Hall
Farmers Conference Highlights Manibody Cropping Outlook
The Agricultural Society led farmers through lectures by Professors Brown Ellis on live stock milk production forage crops and silos. Elllis noted Manitoba acreage under plow at 9 million with under 3 percent in grasses clovers and alfalfa and outlined mixtures that boost yield quality and soil improvement. Recommendations include nurse crops barley or wheat after fallow and gradual shifts to permanent cropping with seed on one acre per farm, plus practical notes from the Red River and Dauphin districts.
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The
Agricultural Society
Gunne
Brown
Ellis
Manitoba
Dauphin
College Farm
Red River Valley
Annual Meeting of Dauphin Poultry Association
The Dauphin Poultry Association held its seventh annual meeting in the Town Hall on Saturday afternoon March 22. President J B McIntyre chaired as members discussed the year’s business, a prize list revision, and notices from the Agricultural Society about the Summer Fair. A bill amendment to the Agricultural Society Act and financial statements were presented. Officers and directors were elected, including Patron W J Ward M P and President J L Bowman.
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The
Dauphin Poultry Association
J.B. McIntyre
Dauphin
Agricultural Society
Poultry Department
Manitoba
Agricultural Society Act
W. J. Ward
M.P
Arch. Esplen
M.P.P
R. Fagen
Dr. Gunne
J. L. Bowman
J. B. McIntyre
J. F. Sheridan
Fred Douglas
Wm. Murray
Chas. Fry
G. R. Watson
W. A. McIntosh
Jas. H. Tucker
H Walker
Wm. Morley
H. B. Whitmore
Duncan Pearson
P. J. McLean
Harold Atkin
Tuberculosis Tests In Dauphin District 1923
Dr. F C Bishop conducted tests in 1923 with 1094 animals submitted and 72 reactors. Reactor rate 6.58 percent. Total tests 1836. Compensation awarded $3536.66.
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Dauphin District
F. C. Bishop
Sermon by Dr John MacLean in Dauphin week
Rev Dr John MacLean Chief Archivist of the Methodist church visited Dauphin and spoke at sermons and lectures over the weekend. He preached on foundations from II Timothy and on Man in Gods Image, analyzing man's place, gifts, and destiny, and addressed Sunday school with stories from his Indian experiences before the railroad.
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John MacLean
Methodist Church
Dauphin
Canadian Club
MacLean
Mulligan Trophy Final Blocked by Ice Shortage
Two local Midget Hockey teams Argos and Tigers traveled to Gilbert Plains to contest the Mulligan trophy final. The match took place in the Western town due to lack of ice. Argos lineup included A Allen and B Heard among others. Tigers lineup featured E Riddell and H Willis with J Love and S Williams among the roster.
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Argos
Tigers
Gilbert Plains
A. Allen
B. Heard
M. Thompson
G. Love
J. Malcolm
S. Hamilton
E. Baird
C. Holland
E. Riddell
H. Willis
F. Johnston
W. Staten
J. Love
F. Scrase
S. Williams
Man Charged With Mash Premises Fined $200
Jean Laborne appeared before P M Mason at Makinak on Saturday 22nd inst charged with having mash on his premises suitable for the manufacture of spirits. He was found guilty and fined $200 and costs. The Inland Revenue officer of Dauphin prosecuted.
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Jean Laborne
P.M. Mason
Makinak
Inland Revenue Officer
Dauphin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sgt. Coleridge
MR. T. F. MacKay
Dauphin Motors Limited
Ford
Fordson
Auto Accessories
Dauphin Motors Ltd
W. J. Cuff
Mgr
Northwestern Life Shareholders
Armstrong
Ninette
Hugh John
Andrew Armstrong
Dawn Theatre
Carl Laemmle
Vienna
Mary Philbin
Norman Kerry
SAS Ssa
Winter
F. J. Tilt
Fork River
Alberta
Gabardine
John Gardner
Farmers’ Conference
Lb.s.a
Polton Hall
Thos. Neville
Jesus
Annual Meeting Poultry Association
Sec
Coats
Miss Stubbs
Grand View Block
Sunkist
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