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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
4
The Dauphin Herald notes its weekly Thursday publication from Currows Ave. Dauphin. Subscriptions run two dollars annually in advance or two fifty if unpaid. Advertising rates are available on application.
The council lowers the rate to 14 mills a one mill decrease from last year aiming to ease levy pressure. Most expenditures are fixed charges debenture interest or principal constraining relief. A Dauphin visit by educationists seeks public input on school studies and value for money.
A local council discussion criticizes the eastern provincial highway from Dauphin for lacking scenery and economy, contrasting it with the older lake road. Officials note costs and delays but approve municipal bylaw moves and street maintenance plans, including graveling, cemetery work, and a 1925 tax rate set at 14 mills.
Scalded skin and skin troubles upset infants and caregivers. Careful bathing with Baby's Own Soap cleanses and heals Baby's skin, aiming to soothe restlessness. The fragrance and gentle formula are marketed as best for you and baby too.
The program of a very delightful evening closed as the singing of O Canada. The event left attendees in high spirits as the national anthem concluded the program.
Town participants staged events including potato race high jump shot put and throwing a baseball for distance. Jim Ball led Taxis with 104 percent and Earl Chase set a Trail Rangers broad jump record of 14 feet at 94 percent. Multiple groups and non registered participants joined in a community sports day with praise for helpers and organizers.
Rev Philip Duncan BA leads morning and evening services on May 31 with Sunday School at 2 30 p.m. June 7 marks 10 a.m. start for Sunday School and 2 30 p.m. Brotherhood in War Vets room with Mr Duncan’s closing address. South Dauphin John Stephen in charge Spruce Creek Burrows Mountview Banks from 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Baptist services as usual Mr Yates of McMaster University will lead Sunday School 2 50 p.m. All are welcome.
The Brotherhood and Sisterhood of St James Church held its spring banquet for about sixty to seventy attendees. Mrs Heaslip led community singing, then tennis club plans were formed with Miss Leu Skinner as president and others in leadership roles. Mr J W Little of Winnipeg delivered a memorable address on Christian Brotherhood, urging higher ideals in homes and communities.
Colleen Moore stars in So Big at the Dauphin Theatre Friday and Saturday. The film adapts Edna Ferber’s novel and follows a mother’s struggle to raise her son above the harsh limits of a Dutch Chicago-area farm.
The June issue showcases an Ontario Tourist special with a greeting from Premier G. Howard Ferguson and an attractions section for visitors. It includes canoe travel in Northern Ontario, bass fishing notes, and articles by Bonnycastle Dale Martin Hunter and Robert Page Lincoln.
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