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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
10
A grateful message thanks friends and family for kindness and support during a difficult period. Recognition is extended to those who offered help and comfort, expressing appreciation for shared sympathy and assistance.
A brief note notes good repair status for SE and Tet with contact phone 314 for follow up.
Rental note describes a large front bedroom and adjacent spaces available for lease. Includes minimal details. unclear location or contact. No explicit price or dates provided.
Mr Walter Lockwood and family announce their move to Yakima Washington to reside with Mr Lockwood's parents. This card expresses gratitude for support and assistance during their time in Dauphin and their future plans.
Ashville businessman Craig Derkacz travels to Winnipeg on business. Dauphin area residents visit, move, or plan trips to Winnipeg, Edmonton, Chicago and Neepawa. Community events include a silver tea for charity, lodge anniversaries, auto license trends, Masons visits, and a Dauphin theatre feature.
The community reports very low attendance at school due to water and cold, farmers in poor conditions with muddy fields and lingering snow, and mentions Mrs. A. Dumas and Mrs. Laidhow leaving for Wall Hollow. The piece also notes talk of an early election and stresses agriculture as the country’s core industry. A obituary lists Albert E. Perkins of Ochre River, aged 55.
A local shop recalls a 35 year old Hobberlin suit loaned for a week's display in Toronto. The owner, still wearing the suit, promised to press and clean it for the display. The store notes many customers have bought Hobberlin suits for decades and continue to buy annually.
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