Half Holiday By Law Question Divides Local Association
A meeting of the Retailet haste Association in Yorkton discussed the Town Council petition under the Shops Regulation Act for a half day closing on Thursdays in June July and August. Council may be obliged to pass a bylaw or face possible action. The vote passed 7 to 2 urging another council review before enforcing any bylaw. William Semanciw released on a theft charge involving $2000 and plans to return to Dauphin. Kozak withdraws charges after restitution. Also notes a large essay competition for children under sixteen with judges named and prize details to be announced.
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Retailet Haste Association
F. T. Wright
Reeves
Messrs
Enidickson
Bay
Greensides
Atkinley
Stelck
Hopwood
McDonald
Utherland
Scrase
Edgar
Ox and White
Sec
Cara
C. A. Rogers
Ofogers & Misterman
H. W. Hopwood
H. Edgar
Eidickson
May
Mindessay
D. D. McDonald
Yorkton
Sask
William Semanciw
Danuphin
Fred Kozak
Semanciw
Kozak
Toronto
Dauphin
Semancin
Dauphin Herald and Press
Dominion
Intercor
Ottawa
Herald
Inspector Stevenson
E. N. MecGirr
R. M. Watt
Mission work review at Presbyterian church service
Dr. John A Cormie outlined home and foreign mission efforts. He noted the province's foreign population reached 48 percent and rural areas housed many non English speakers who lacked schooling and access to hospitals and nurses. He urged continued funding despite higher costs and warned against segregation.
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John A Cormie
Presbyterian Church
Cormie
Europe
Mothers Day at Baptist Church Inspires Congregation
Church services centered on The Authority of Love with a Ready-to-do Class display honoring mothers. Sunday school scholars sustained the program, and Mrs. R. Smith spoke on the Jubi Lee meetings in Winnipeg and on Dr Eva O Praser.
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Baptist Church
Daughters of the Empire Plan Sunday Church Service
The Daughters of the Empire will attend the morning service at the Presbyterian church on Sunday May 25. Members meet in the church basement at 10 45 a.m.
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Daughters of the Empire
Presbyterian Church
Canadian National updates summer timetable affecting Dauphin
The new CN timetable takes effect at midnight May 17 with minor Dauphin changes. Winnipeg to Calgary remains the same with several daily schedules shifting. Dauphin connections to the Continental Limited and national trains adjusted. Other routes including Prince Albert, Swan River, Winnipegosis and Neepawa see limited timing tweaks and day changes.
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Canadian National Railway
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Calgary
Toronto
Montreal
National
Prince Albert
Swan River
Ste. Rose
Winnipegosis
Neepawa
Beulah
Russell
Village Nominates Mayors Councillors and Boards
Nominations held on the 6th choose mayor T H Whale and J C Adam. Ward one councilors Chas Denby H W Grenon J R Skinner. Ward two FE A Marcroft and W Walmsley. Ward four Otto Kristianson. School trustees ward one Chas Denby H Howchin. ward two J H Denby J R Skinner. ward three T H Whale H W Grenon. ward four K MacAulay W Walmsley. Elections set for the 20th inst.
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T. H. Whale
J. C. Adam
Chas. Denby
H. W. Grenon
J. R. Skinner
FE. A. Marcroft
W. Walmsley
Otto Kristianson
H. Howchin
J. H. Denby
K. MacAulay
Methodist Tennis Club Reorganized For Season
Monday saw the Methodist Tennis Club reorganize for the season. Finances were reported in splendid shape under President F. W. Woodward with Miss Winnie Hall as Secretary Treasurer and a strong executive set to lead a healthy sport season for Methodists.
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Methodist Tennis Club
F. W. Woodward
Winnie Hall
Methodists
Vandusen and Ashe Wed at the Manse
Alva Sheridan Vandusen bank manager Makinak marries Doris Ashe of Makinak at the Manse Dauphin with Rev. Philip Duncan officiating on May 13th.
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Vandusen —Ashe
Dauphin
Alva Sheridan Vandusen
Makinak
Doris Ashe
Philip Duncan
Salvation Army Mission in India Draws Big Dauphin Crowd
Major Adjeet Singh and Major Christinabi led inspiring Salvation Army meetings in Dauphin highlighting India’s 320 million population, poverty driven dress, and diverse classes and religions. The May event showcased native costumes, music, street scenes, and stories of both tragedy and hope.
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Salvation Army
Dauphin
Adjeet Singh
Christinabi
Canada
India
Everyitizen
Five carloads of Dauphin Oddfellows visit Grandview Lodge
Five carloads of Dauphin Oddfellows paid a fraternal visit to Grandview Lodge on Tuesday evening to exemplify conferring degrees. Rev Thomas Neville led the expedition as the speed artist in his Overland, with Cecil Clarke organizing the trip and Jim Linlick guarding the car. The party, including Cliff Steick, Jim Stewart, George Chard, Marsh, Lunn, Donald Jordan, H V Smith, Jack Haddrell, Dan Craig, Jim Oliver, and Harry Oliphant, shared stories and sandwiches and returned as dawn broke, feeling their work well done.
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Dauphin Oddfellows
Grandview Lodge
Gilbert Plains Brothers
Grandview
Thos. Neville
Cecil Clarke
Jimmie Lintick
Katzejammer
Cliff Steick
Jim Stewart
George Chard
Marsh and Lunn
Donald Jordan
Bros
H. V. Smith
Jack Haddrell
Dan Craig
Bro
Jim Oliphant
Super Ford
Harry Oliphant
Weir
Dunsmore
Jim Fraser
Clarence Willis
Bro. Nevile
Dauphin
Fire damages roof at John Gardner residence on Tth Ave NE
Fire at John Gardner's home on Tuesday noon started in the roof and was extinguished after a hydrant stream. Loss is estimated at 500 dollars. Gardner's insurance expired an hour after the blaze began at one o'clock.
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John Gardner
Tth Ave
Gardner
Provincial police crack down on motor violations and game laws
Convictions rise as motorists face fines from five to fifteen dollars for driving without licenses. Ged Curle appeared at Roblin on Moose meat possession contrary to the Game Act and was fined twenty five dollars. Nick Maluga faced the court for guns and traps in a game reserve and was convicted and fined one hundred dollars.
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Roblin
Ged Curle
Rae
C. S. A. Rogers
Nick Maluga
Post Office Growth Reflects Social Service Shift in Dominion
The piece notes government control of key public services, especially the post office with over 7000 offices. It profiles Dauphin’s late postmaster Thomas Iredale and his son Albert Iredale, praising service expansion from one to six assistants and his frontier settlement, plus hobbies in poultry, hunting, fishing, and marksmanship.
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Post Office
Dominion
Post Office Dept
Post Office Department
Dauphin
Thas. Iredale
Iredale
Albert Iredale
West
Manitoba
Clean Up campaign boosts Dauphin town appearance
The Dauphin Herald reports a strong start to the spring Clean Up campaign with residents removing refuse, cleaning lanes, and disposing of winter debris. Mr. Shaw leads efforts as the local quarter collaborates to improve lawns and property, urging owners of vacant lots to join the clean up for Dauphin’s pristine look.
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Dauphin
Dauphin Herald
Shaw
Manitoba
Reorganized 1st Dauphin Boy Scouts Seek Property Return
The 1st Dauphin Troop Boy Scouts request the return of any troop property to headquarters in the basement of St. Paul's church. The 1st Dauphin Boy Scouts and Wolf Cubs report a strong turnout of cubs with four new members, and next week is expected to bring more joins. A Friday session emphasizes reading, first aid, physical drill, and semaphore at 7 30.
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1St Dauphin Troop
St. Paul's Church
1St Dauphin Boy Scouts
Bible Reading in Schools Endorsed at Meeting
A small PTA meeting at Mackenzie School voted to endorse Bible reading in public schools. The discussion covered legal sections on religious exercises and opinions ranged from support to concerns about day-end fatigue for students. The resolution passed to back the School Board stance.
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Parents Teachers Association
Mackenzie
Inspector Stevenson
Ball
Collegiate
J. N. McFadden
Advisory Board
Mr. Batty
R. €. Smith
Macneill
Solomon
Cousins
Neville
Duncan
Batty
Smith
Eliot
Harvard
United States
Chief Everett Targets Unlicensed Car Owners After Sunday
After Sunday next Chief Everett will have every car owner who is running his car without a license brought before the P.M.
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Everett
Bible Students lecture at G W V A Hall Sunday night
International Bible Students Association holds a free lecture at G W V A Hall Sunday night at 7 30. No collection.
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International Bible Students Association
G.W.V.A. Hall
Chief Everett's Calendar Declares Several Legal Actions
Chief Everett's Calendar for the week lists five trampsters to be summoned for draying without a license a party to appear in court for allowing chickens to roam a citizen to be up for operating a car while in error conditions noted as ert try tat ce
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Everett
Unemployment Crisis Hits Dauphin This Spring
Dauphin faces severe job shortages with the Employment office overwhelmed as 30 to 60 men are cleared daily. Homesteaders and winter bush workers seek work while farmers hire laborers for 35 to 45 dollars a month. The Dauphin Agric Society plowing match is set for June 13 at J. C. Hamilton's farm on the Ochre River.
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Dauphin
Dauphin Agric. Society
J. C. Hamilton
Oehre River
Butter entries for two gallon pack due May 31
Entries for the two gallon crack of butter May pack must be sent to the Secretary of the Agricultural Society to be placed in cold storage on or before May 31. Entries in Section 2 and 3 may be sent after June 1 and the butter stored until the fair.
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The
Agricultural Society
May show lineup at Dauphin Theatre features classic films
Beginning Friday May 16 and Saturday May 17 Dauphin Theatre presents a program of premier pictures. The lineup includes The Man from Brodney's The Gold Diggers Pongola Pioneer Trails Norma Talmadge in The Song of Love Black Oxen The Hunchback of Notre Dame Scamouche and Lillian Gish in The White Sister among others.
Merrett and Smith Share Birth Announcements
On May 9 at Dauphin General Hospital Ensign and Mrs Merrett welcomed a son. On May 10 at Dauphin General Hospital Mr and Mrs C Smith welcomed a son.
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Merrett
Dauphin General Hospital
Ensign
Fashionable menswear features in conservative style
The English notch and peaked lapel gain popularity as new style features appear among outfits. The shop highlights up to date materials and offers to take measurements for tailored suits that blend current trends with traditional taste.
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Retailers Association
India Seas
Brodney's
George Barr McCutcheon
Warren Kerrigan
Alice Calhoun
Vanda Hawtey
Miss Dupont
Pat O'Malley
Kathleen Key
Aliso
Fox News
Glengarry
Jame
Ralph Connor
Dorothy Devore
Thars
Dustin Farnum
the Grail
Texas
Fox
DR. Cormie
C.D.E
S. Solomon
Tailor & Furrier
Main St
Palace
Marz
Major
Mrs. Carter
Oddfellows
Robin
A. E. Iredale
OUR
Parents and Teachers Association
Mackenzie School
Chief Everett
Burrows Ave
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