Farmers urged to build own political groups in Manitoba address
John Queen MLA warned farmers and organized labor share misery under a system that concentrates wealth. He cited British and Canadian data on dividends, unemployment in Greater Winnipeg, and urged producers to form independent political organizations to secure fair distribution and avoid class conflict. He urged unity with workers at one table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Queen
Organized Labor
W. J. Gouriay
Himsell
Queen
Great Britain
Canada
United States
Greater
Winnipeg
Mayo Webb
Queer
Dir igible at the Dauphin Theatre with Holt and Wray
A sensational screening titled Dir igible features Jack Holt Ralph Graves and Fay Wray at the Dauphin Theatre. The adventurous program promises danger romance and action in a midweek showing now announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Holt
Ralph Graves
Fay Wray
the Dauphin Theatre
Ieenteg
Woman with nine children camps on gaol steps for husband release
Mrs Metro Kusyk camped with nine of her twelve children on the Dauphin County Gaol steps to urge the release of her husband serving seven months for an excise act infraction. Destitute and traveling from Fork River with a three month old, she was aided by town authorities who moved the family to the town hall and fed them before sending them back home on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro Kuzyk
Dauphin County
Kusyk
Fork River
Mossey River
No Change in Closing Date for Conversion Loan
From the House of Commons Debates, May tith, Prime Minister R B Bennett states the closing date for the 1921 conversion loan remains May 23. He notes strong demand from small holders and overseas holders, and commits not to extend the deadline at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Bennett
Great Britain
House of Commons
Ste. Rose Lad Breaks Leg Sliding Home in Dauphin Contest
Sarto Guyot of Ste. Rose du Lac broke his leg sliding to home plate during a Dauphin versus Ste. Rose du Lac game Friday night. He touched the plate before his leg gave way. the injury was diagnosed as a fracture and the match was suspended. He was taken to Dauphin Hospital and remains hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarto Guyot
Ste. Rose du Lac
Dauphin
Declaration on Disarmament Circulates for Signatures
A Women's International League drive circulating a Disarmament Declaration gathers signatures in over forty countries for presentation to a 1932 Disarmament Conference. The May 24 meeting in Dauphin aims to mobilize public opinion toward abolishing aggressive arms and pressuring governments to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's International League
Dauphin
Robert Ceal
England
League of Nations
Allles
John Conner Named Agricultural Representative
John Conner of the Extension Service of the Department of Agriculture is appointed Agricultural Representative for Dauphin. His headquarters will be in Dauphin and his district includes the municipalities of Dauphin Grandview Gilbert Plains Ochre River and Ste. Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Conner
Extension Service
Department of Agriculture
Dauphin
Mr. Conner
Grandview
Gilbert Plains
Ochre River
Ste. Rose
Big Forest Fire Rages in Riding Mountain National Park
A large fire threatened the Riding Mountain National Park near Mineral Creek between Jackfish Creek and Clear Lake. By Saturday noon 120 men under Supt Jas Smart controlled the blaze, with no further spread despite a southward flare near Lake Audy. About three square miles burned with many trees spared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Mineral Creek
Jackfish Creek
Clear Lake
Riding Mountain National Park
Gilbert Plains
Jas. Smart
Lake Audy
Riding Mountain
Grays Honored Before Departure From Dauphin Home
Mr and Mrs Arthur Gray who run the Dauphin Children s Home were presented two steamer rugs by the Children s Aid Society directors at a party hosted by Mr and Mrs D D MacDonald. T T Malcolm president praised their service. Mrs W Buchannon gave the gift and Duncan Campbell provided violin music. Mrs McComb of Grandview will succeed Mrs Gray as matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Arthur Gray
Dauphin
Children's Aid Society
D. D. MacDonald
Fire destroys Rasmusson store in Winnipegosis
A blaze in A Rasmusson's store broke out Tuesday morning in Winnipegosis and, aided by a north east wind and heavy Monday snow, razed the building for a loss of about £10000. Citizens under Mayor Thomas H Whale fought it for three hours with scarce water supplies, relying on river tanks and the Rangers patrol pump to prevent further damage to adjacent structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rasmusson
Winniperosis
Rasmusson
Thos. H. Whale
Rangers
Winnipegosis
Dauphin Lawn Bowling Club Announces Mixed Tournament
The Dauphin Lawn Bowling Club opens the 1931 season with a Mixed Tournament on Monday May 25 open to members and non members. Entry tickets from Mrs W Wick Mrs W J McPhee Messrs D D McDonald T T Malcolm James Grant J Bladon Robin Smith J Haddrell C A Davis J Gorby J Strachan and G S Cooke. Free lawn bowls awarded to the lucky ticket holder. Enter early as draws will be arranged Friday May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Lawn Bowling Club
W. Wick
W. J. McPhee
Messrs
D. D. McDonald
T. T. Malcolm
Jas. Grant
J. Bladon
Robin Smith
J. Haddrell
C. A. Davis
Swan River versus Dauphin baseball game announced
A baseball game between Swan River and Dauphin is set for next Monday May 25 at 3 o clock at the Dauphin ball park. It is a holiday so residents are urged to attend and cheer the boys. A baseball meeting for all interested will follow at Town Hall Monday evening May 25 at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan River
Dauphin
Town Hall
Golf Season Promises Mixed Pairings and Teas
The article lists multiple friendly matches among golf club members led by R. P. Eastman Dr. Potoski and others with various partner pairings. Play may start any time but no later than three PM. score cards go to Mr. Lawrence for handicap. if players miss, games proceed in threesomes or twosomes. A social tea for lady golfers is planned at the Country Club on Monday May 25 from 4 to 6 at the Club House inviting all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaton
R. P. Eastman
Dr. Potoski
E. N. McGirr
J. A. McLean
J. L. Bowman
C. Padley
Rogers
G. F. King
Dr. Harrington
Alex Katz
W. S. Marsh
C. B. Steen
A. T. Warnock
A. Bainbridge
Walker
J. G. Simmie
W. Robson
J. H. Cathro
Dr. Dicks
M. W. Gordon
R. Hawkins
A. M. Neal
W. D. King
Dr. Gunne
W. Arnett
Robert King
L.S. Curtis
J. A. Campbell
M. Zworon
S. P. Jakeman
George Vasbinder
W. G. White
G. H. Crimes
Lawrence
Club Officers and Committees Named for Event
Captain Mrs Harrington and Vice Captain Mrs King lead the group with Miss Cadman as Sec Treasurer. Executive includes Mrs White Mrs Mc Girr Mrs W Robson and Miss 3S Chick. Competition and Social committees are listed with multiple members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Harrington
W. D. King
E. Cadman
White
McGirr
W. Robson
Chick
Ramsden
Wasb Mder
King
Wallwin
Crimes
Palmer
Rathsiden
Rangers and Collegiate Play to a 4-4 Draw in Friday Match
The game produced fast scoring with Andrusko opening for Rangers and Hoot Cowton equalizing. Cutforth added a second for Rangers, Brickman struck from midfield, and Nicholson and McEwen responded for Collegiate. After half the teams traded goals, Whaley tied the game as time ran out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangers
Andrusko
Hoot Cowton
Cutforth
McEwen
Brickman
Andrewskew
Nicholson
Whaley
Agricultural Society Officials Present Medals at Dauphin
Dauphin Agricultural Society directors visited Ochre River for the Winter Fair events. Highlights include H J Everall praising winter short course benefits for youth, D D McDonald presenting the DAS medal to William Geisel Jr. for horse judging, and plans for a Dauphin fat stock show on May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Agrcultural Society
Ochre River
L. E. Gendron
H. J. Everall
W. D. Strang
D. D. McDonald
Willam Geisel, Jr
D.A.S
McDonald
Dauphin
Wm. Thomson
Ontario
Ocie River
Gendron
C. A. Davis
F. C. Bishop
Murray Sperani
M. Sperani
Chas. Padley
Second Annual School Musical Festival in Town Hall
The Second Annual School Musical Festival will be held in the Town Hall on Friday May 22 with competitions starting at 9 a.m. Town and country schools will perform after lunch, followed by a 4 30 p.m. concert by event winners. Admission is 25c daytime and 51 in the evening. 65 entries from town and beyond. rural Dauphin schools wish for more participation. A list of trophies and prizes is noted, with remarks from the adjudicator stressing the value of learning and preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Lieut Stewart Widmeyer
Rotary Club
W. G. White
Winnipeg Piano Co
McDonald & Oliphant
T. Eaton Co
J.J. H. McLean Co
Dauphin Agricultural Society
la Verendrye
Lo.d.e
Elks
Town of Dauphin
Dauphin School Board
N. Macneill
R. Hawkins
G. Peebles
Chas Padley
Sir H. Walford Davies
Sifton Field Day Meeting Sets June 3 Schedule
The Sifton Field Day planning session at Wycliffe School chose June 3 for the event. Ten or more schools are expected to participate with clashes novelty races jumps baseball games and training demonstrations. Communicate with Secretary Miss S Dennison for details. Theo Bodnar addressed teachers on Boys and Girls Clubs and prospects for club formation in Sifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wycliffe School
Sifton
Fairville
Dennison
Dublin Bay
A. D. Morgan
West Bay
P. Rudiak
Fishing River
D. Genik
Mink River
Hull Protests Russian Soap Used in Municipal Baths
Citizens in Hull England express anger over plans to use Russian soap in city bath houses stirring public debate. Local authorities say the move aims to improve hygiene while critics fear political implications and cultural tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
England
Relentless whistle and referee seal draw in tense match
A tense game ended in a draw after a relentless whistle by the referee. The officials’ calls kept both sides from securing a victory as time expired.
Dauphin Board of Trade backs Riding Mountain timber cuts
The Dauphin Board of Trade passed a resolution urging federal amending of National Parks rules to allow green timber cutting and fuel poplar extraction within Riding Mountain Park under strict supervision. It also endorsed portable mills for local use and highlighted the need to protect settlers’ timber and fuel supplies while preserving the park. The meeting also approved measures to curb fishing on Lake Dauphin and to restock, due to low water and spawning barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Trade
Lake Dauphin
Dauphin Board of Trade
National Parks Department
Dauphin
E. N. McGirr
J. N. McFadden
Manitoba National Park Association
Naional Park
Manitoba
Mr. McFadden
Parks Branch
Forestry Department
Riding Mountain Park Committee
McFadden
W. J. Ward
Canada
Riding Mountain National Park
Riding Mountain Park
Dominion Forest
Department of the Interior
Lcensees
Park Bet
R. M. Watt
Dominion Forestry Service
Robson
Oliver
Winnipegosis
C. D. Bates
Lake Winnipegosis
Massey River
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Mrs
Ethel Kinley
Admisson
MAS
F. M. Padley
Dauphinalian
Dauphin Country Club
Ladies' Golf Club Officers
Agricultural Society
Sifton Field Day Meeting
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Sixth Ave
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