Mahoney versus Dauphin Milling Case Reveals Polluted Seed Verdict
In Dauphin Manitoba a jury heard the Mahoney versus Dauphin Milling and Creamery Co case over alleged polluted flax seed. The 17 questions centered on ownership of seed quality, warranty and damages with a final damage assessment of £736 while awaiting judge Bonnycastle’s Friday ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Mahoney
Dauphin Milling and Creamery Co
Ans
Reece Pe
Rea
Bonnycastle
C. BD. Bates
F. E. Simpson, KC
Quiet Winnipeg wedding unites Dauphin pair
Gertrude Wright daughter of the late John E nage Johnston and Frederick T. Wright wed at Riverview Manse Winnipeg on Wednesday May 27. The ceremony was by lev Imvid Flemming. The bride wore an imported French ensemble suit and coat with a model hat and a corsage of orchids and valley lilies. They will reside in Dauphin after the ceremony.
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Riverview Manse
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Gertrude
John E. Nage
Johnston
Frederick T. Wright
Lev Imvid Flemming
Mrs. Wright
Dauphin County L O L 1 C 1 Meeting at Grandview
Notices announce the semi annual meeting of the Dauphin County 1 C 1 to be held at Grandview on June 16 at 2 pm marking the 25th anniversary of both Dauphin County L O L and Grandview L O L No 930. An Orange men gathering is expected. A banquet will be provided by the L O B A ladies in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Effie
Manitoba
Ellie
F. Foules
Dauphin
M. J. Tintline
Brandon Experimental Facm
Cameron
Topham
Grandview
Ford
Swan River
Fulkerson
Ray
Gienella
Alexander
Birnie
Reed
Minitonas
Solomon Fork River
McRae
Maluta
Hillsboro
Larson
Shellmouth
Dauphin County 1.C.1
Dauphin County
L.O.L
Dauphin O
Ifth
C. KR. Newcombe
Andrew Moore
Department of Education
RC. Wallace
University of Manitoba
Jackson Agricultural
St. Boniface College
Curie
Winnipee School Board
R. F. McWilliams
Winniper
Parker
Canadian Day Poetry Contest At Whitmore School
Empire Day events featured a Canadian poetry interpretation contest in Whitmore School with W J Henderson chair and local ministers as judges. Participants performed songs and choruses including In the Old Homeland and Daybreak while Pauline Johnson's Canadian Born served as the chosen piece. Ellen Playford Joyce Gibbons and Maud Lane led with top marks amid a list of strong contenders, and the program fostered a patriotic spirit, deemed a success.
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Whitmore
W. J. Henderson
O. EF. Heastip
W. H. Wallace
Stuart Widmeyer
G. H. Vasbinder
Pauline Johnson
Flenders Fields
Polarized infractions and local events headline Dauphin notices
Nicholas Yodhorodny faced a magistrate on an Inland Revenue Act infraction with a home made still seized on his Granary farm. The charge was dismissed after he proved unawareness. Alex Wallace By law No 493 hearing delayed as magistrate reserves decision. A June 3 town hall dance funds Nova Scotia Miners Relief. McMurray's orchestra to perform. tickets 50 cents. Visits and sales notes conclude the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Yodhorodny
Hawkins
Inland Revenue Act
Set. Green
R.C.M.P
J. N. McFadden
C. S. A. Hoogers
Alex. Wallace
Dauphin
Everett
C. D. Bates
Nova Scotia Miners’ Relief Organization
McMurray
St Pauls Anglican Service Schedule with Rector
May Whit Sunday services listed for St Pauls Angllican two blocks south of the railway station Holy Communion 11 am 3 pm sermon 7 pm Young Peoples service Evensong and sermon Rector Rev A E Cousins BLA MC
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St. Paul’s
A. E. Cousins
BLA
Silver Tea by Widmeyer Chapter LODE at Wright Drug
The Lieutenant Stuart Widmeyer Chapter LODE will hold a silver tea in the old Wright Drug store on Wednesday June 3 from 2 to 6 pm. Proceeds go to beautification of Memorial Avenue. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Widmeyer
Woman's Hospital Aid Society Silver Tea Friday May 29
The Woman's Hospital Aid Society hosts a silver tea at the hospital on Friday May 29 from 3 to 6 PM to raise funds for the building fund. Everyone is welcome. Proceeds support construction efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Hospital Aid Society
Community Golf Course Opens in Dauphin by Mayor Palmer
The new Community Golf Course in Dauphin was formally opened by Mayor Geo. Palmer on a clear Monday. A large crowd attended with Dauphin Country Club members present. the course, though needing finish work, was in excellent playing condition and saw fine early rounds by W. Brierley, C. D. Bates, and other couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Palmer
Dauphin Country Club
Palmer
Club Scotch Four sums in a close tie at Country Club
A sunny day allowed the Scotch Four to finish all but one fixture at the Country Club. Scores were tight with close individual results. Next on the calendar is the Medal Handicap over 18 holes on June 18, followed by Captain versus Vice Captain on Saturday May 39.
Collegiate Beats Elks In Openers At Ball Park 5 4
In the season opener at Ball Park Collegiate wins 5 to 4 over the Elks. Standout performances come from M Slo bodzian Ernie Bennett and Tom Scrase contributing to the Collegiates win. Elks fielders including Joe Hoskins D Andries Ty A Johnston and others put up a strong effort with J W Johnston officiating.
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Collegiate
Elks
Ball Park
M. Slobodzian
Tom Scrase
Jack Ball
Ernie Bennett
Clarence Willis
B. Heard
W. Hawkins
G. Harritt
Jack Johnston
Anite
Joe Hoskins
D. Andries
A. Johnston
A. Chute
J. Ball
S. Little
E. Dewar
M. Mahhan
G. A. Hume
Lee Johnston
Jim Ball
Dauphin Tennis Club Seeks June Fee Payments
The Dauphin Tennis Club saw high activity on the holiday with courts busy all afternoon. Tea service was provided by Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Jackson. Executives urge members who have not paid to give their fees to the secretary by June 1 to meet a substantial month end payment.
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Dauphin
Palmer
Jackson
Chapt ers at Anglican Church in Sunday service
La Verendrye and Widmeyer LO.D.E. chapters attended Divine Service at the English Church. Rev. A. E. Cousins preached on charity and patriotism, urging discipline, broad love, and trust in a commonwealth under one King. An anthem titled Lift up your heads O ye gates was sung. Grass seed sower borrowed by Geo. Buchanan.
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D.E
Robt. Hawkins
Stuart Widmeyer
E. Widmeyer
A. E. Cousins
B.A
M.C
Order of the Lo.d.e
William Murray Narrow Escape While Driving
Probation officer William Murray recounts a near miss during a rainy night drive. His car plunged off a two mile section of road, rolled twice, left him under the vehicle, and hot radiator steam warned him. He exited uninjured beyond bruises and plans to repair the car and continue travel toward Rollin before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Murray
Togo
Rollin
Canadian clubs host Toronto visitor on Canada from Ocean to Ocean
A combined Jade, Canadian Club and Rotary gathering at the G W V A Hall will host Dr P B Geolitiie of Toronto president of the Canadian Automobile Association. He will speak on Canada from Ocean to Ocean with illustrated talk likely to interest road travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Jade
Canadian Club
Rotary Club
G.W.V.A
Swift-Canadian Packing seeks Dauphin premises
Two representatives of the Swift-Canadian Packing Company visited last week to find suitable premises for eggs poultry and poultry products. With Mayor Palmer and Conn McDonald they surveyed buildings and plan to locate in Dauphin and build modern facilities soon. They intend to operate this summer using temporary accommodations immediately.
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Swift- Canadian Packing Company
Age& Oiter
Palmer
Conn
McDonald
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Agricultural Society Announces Alfalfa Seed Donation Program
The Agricultural Society receives alfalfa seed from the M.A.C. to be donated to farmers who will prepare and cultivate a one acre plot for seed production. Plots including corn will be inspected by M.A.C. representatives as part of the program to encourage local seed growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Agricultural Society
M.A.C
M.A C
Cliff Buchanan Involved In Nighttime Car Crash
Cliff Buchanan was in a serious crash Monday night after crossing Burrows Avenue near the bridge. He swerved to avoid an oncoming car, struck a telephone pole, and wrecked his vehicle but sustained only minor cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Buchanan
Burrows’ Avenue
Commission investigates discharge of Kenneth Macaulay
An inquiry into the November discharge of Kenneth Macaulay from the Department of Marine and Fisheries began in Winnipegosis with about 25 witnesses. E A McPherson KC heads the investigation, Sam Hannesson spoke for Inspector Skaptason, and Alex Katz represents Macaulay as hearings move to Dauphin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Macaulay
Winnipegosis
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Macaulay
Department
E. A. McPherson
K C
Hannesson
Selkirk
Skaptason
Macadlay
Alex Katz
Dauphin
Minister of Marine and Fisheries
Town to Establish Standard Bread Weight
Acting on representations from the last Town Council meeting, authorities will set a standard loaf weight. The by law, outdated from cheaper flour days, will protect consumers and home bakers from underweight bread and unfair competition. Subscribe to the Herald, $2.00 a year.
Elks Lodge Instituted At Winnipegosis Manitoba
Dauphin Lodge No 57 sent 45 members with the Elks Band to Winnipegosis to establish Lodge No 108 after three weeks of work by Grand Organizer D Roy Hamilton. J W Johnston led the installation. 37 applicants joined as officers were installed. The Dauphin party faced a muddy delay returning home after a near cloudburst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Lodge
Elks
Elks Band
Winnipegosis
D. Roy Hamilton
J. W. Johnston
Dauphin Ledge
Dauphin
Winnipegosis Lodge
E. R
Harry Grenon
E.R. Kenneth McAuley
Kenicht
C. Adar
Loval Knight
W. Johnson
Capt. MacDonald
D. Cakden
S. Coffey
Tyler
A. Martin
E. Cartwright
G. Spence
W. Walmsley
W. Morris
Town Council Clears 1925 Budget With One Mill Tax Cut
At last Thursday's regular meeting the Finance Committee presented the 1925 budget. To cover deficits an additional 14 mill rate on current assessment was enacted and approved on its readings. General tax due July 2.
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Joseph de Grasse
John Bowers
Ben Lyon
Wallace Beery
Gladys Brockwell
Jean Hersholt
Charlotte Merriam
Dot Fairey
Ford Sterling
Henry Hebert
Rosemary Theby
Phyllis Haver
Hume
J. Hume
Universal
Laura la Plante
Fox News
Hoot Gibson
H 2 Kid
Hell Roarin
Barre
Kaizan
Wolf the
War Dog
L.O.L. Anniversary
A. H. Lepper
Personnel OF School Studies Review Commtittee
Nova Scotia Relief Fund
A. Penrose
R. G. Smith
Waterloo Bay
Sutherland & Steick's
J. P. Johnson
C.N.R
Saskatoon
Culbertson
3Rd Avenue
N.E
BR. S. Disney
Oshawa, Ont
Russell
Geo. Buchanan
T. H. Arnold
New Golf Club
Ovens
Country Club
Ers
Eka Bowman
J A. Campbell
W.G. White
Va. C
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Robson O. E. Heaslip Dy
Walker
N. W. Gordof
G. H. Crimes
H. A. North Dr. Bewell
T. S. Fulton
Arnett G
Anglican Church
William Murray
Commission
Herald
Elks Lodge
Winnipegoss
Wilfrid Pocklington
Main St. North Dauphin
Cuff & Smith Ltd
Dauphin’s
Andeemaee
Thos. Neville
McPherson
Accent
Man
Ramsay-Wright
Oldfield, Kirby & Gardner
Portage Avenue
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