Dauphin Agricultural Society Hears Board of Trade Plans
A Dauphin Agricultural Society meeting in the municipal hall discussed a goodwill tour with the Winnipeg Board of Trade and a proposed visit on July 13. The plan to invite the expedition to Dauphin featured housing and grounds repairs and a Boys’ Judging Team lineup for Brandon. The day’s actions included funding for tents, child events, and a half-sealed horse barn, plus committees to negotiate tenancy and a medical officer for a Baby Conference. A Ploughing Match was scheduled for June 11 on Robt. Riley’s Ochre River farm. Miss Violet Patterson of the Dominion Lands Department was promoted to Dauphin and honored with gifts. A Dauphin Herald letter urged strong support for northern rail links and Riding Mountain National Recreational Ground plans, praising future park development and management guarantees. FE. B. Armstrong was named Hospital Board director, replacing J. W. Johnston.
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Jmephin Agricultural
Ganne
N. McPadden
Winnipeg Board of Trade
Dauphin Board of Trade
McFadden
Metwnald
Brandon
Leslie Fisher
Irie Reilly
Jim Bottrell
T. Eaton Co
Elks Lodge
J. E Rams
Rameden
The
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Ochre River
Robt. Riley
Dauphin Herald
Eaditor
Cherehill
Dauphin
Hudson's Bay Railway
Pauphin Herald
Board of Trade
Pas
Mafeking
Manitoba
Riding Mountain
Riding Mountain Forest
Wntecome
Lineham's Daughter Killed in Vancouver Car Collision
Mrs Helen Chester 27 of 869 Jervis Street died at General Hospital after a crash at Dunsmuir and Hornby streets. Geo Diamond driver of the other car and Fred Eyre were involved. Eyre charged with manslaughter after the death. Senator Robert Watson of Portage la Prairie died at Brandon home after long illness. He served in Manitoba politics since 1882 and was born April 20 1853.
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Vancouver
Helen Cheeter
Jervis Street
General Hospital
Geo. Diamond
Granville Street
Dunsmuir
Hornby Streets
Fred Eyre
Welwyn Street
Eyre
Chester
Donald M. Lineham
Wes
Sixteenth Street
Diamond
Dunsmuir Street
Hornby
Robert Watson
Portage la Prairie
J. H. McGregor
Brandon
Manitoba
Elora
Ont
House of Commons
Marquette
Roger Watson
Dauphin
CLUBB AND MAJOR RETURN TO GOVERNMENT
The royal commission cleared Dracken government over the Seven Sisters lease and found Hon. W. R. Chubb and Hon. W. J. Major uninfluenced by their stock purchases. Bracken invited them to resume cabinet posts, and they were sworn in on Saturday. Three cattle were killed on the railway track east of town Monday afternoon.
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Dracken
Seven Sisters
Royal Commission
W. R. Chubb
W. J. Major
W. E. Stock
Bracken
Auditor Opposes Towns Accounting Practices
Winnipeg auditor Mr BE McCullagh criticized the town accounting system at a council meeting. He argues street lighting costs are overstated creating fake surpluses and warns hydrant rents and frontage levies distort financials. Depreciation on municipal utilities should match debenture payments to avoid hidden deficits.
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BE. M. McCullagh
Winnipeg
McCullagh
Electric Light
McCullazh
Robson
Brewer
Water and Light Questions Before Council Adjourns
Council meets with Mayor Robson presiding. Refusal to allow an oil service station on east town right of way. Water lease terms set at 16c per 1000 gallons for the first 100609 gallons and 5c for next 190000, 7c above with a $10 daily minimum. Superintendent Swallow suspended. plan discussed to repair building and upgrade water and light services. Debentures and park funding debated. coroner's jury reports on a newborn death. hospital accounts and debt issues reviewed. multiple financial calls pending.
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Robson
Brewer
Hoy
Taylor
Bennett
Lepper
King
Bateman
Clark
Dauphin Consumers’ Cooperative Association
Canadian National
Light and Water Committee
Waterworks Department
L. W. Swallow
Brinkman
T Hermit
Swallow
Ford
Mce
Public Works Committee
Northwith
Finnce
Coun. Brew
Main St
Dauphin District Women's Conference Set for June 20
The Third Annual Women's Conference for the Dauphin District will be held in Dauphin on Thursday June 20. Mrs G Curtis president of the U P WM and Miss Alexander of Winnipeg are among expected speakers. The UF WM extends a cordial invitation to the ladies of the town and district to attend. Further announcements will follow.
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Dauphin
G. Curtis
U.P W.M
Alexander
Winnipeg
UF WM
SCRIM Curtain Scrim and Bedroom Curtains Displayed in Ad
An advertisement showcases SCRIM curtain options in white cream and mixed tones with styles including plain centers border patterns and floral borders. Prices range from 15 to 25 cents per yard and ready to hang sets priced at 2 to 2.50 dollars. Curtain panels feature heavy lace netting with scalloped ends at 1.25 to 2 dollars per panel.
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Agricultural Directorate
Violet Patterson
Dominion Lands Department
Miss Patterson
Amalgamated Civil Service Association
Hhe
Interior
Patterson
Edmonton Journal
FE. B. Armstrong
Hospital Board
J. W. Johnston
DR. Lineham
Senator Watson
H. E. Lys
St. James United Church
David Flemming
B.A
Ripting
Canada
Baby
Sonny
L.ol
C.B.A
C.F. Hall
Capt
Thomas Smith
Orange Association
Alli
Gilbert Plains Agricultural Hall
Arnett’s
John Allen Esq
K.C
Winnipeg, Man
Mauphin
4Th Ave
Mary Parasezyn
Paullichth Avenue
A P. Clarke
Wilfrid Pocklington
C FE Cockerham
W.J. H. Chittick
J. Patterson
F McEwen
C. Meridith
BE. B Armstrong
Peter Cruise
John Parker
We Neal
Sir Rogers
de Dicks
Grace United Church
Rev
Fred C. Middleton
Canada and
the Empire
Empire
1.C.C.E
P.m
Jesus
Roseland Gardens
Ed. Robson
His
Paramount Six
Dauphin District Women’s
Northern
Confederation Life Association
Main N.W
Swift
Brookfield
Zlib
Sunkist
McDonald & Oliphant Hardware and Groceries
Town Hall
Grant
Royal Crown Cleanser
Tin
Royal Crown
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