Dauphin Horticultural Society Adopts Constitution Plans Tulips Map
The Dauphin Horticultural Society adopted a new constitution after approving treasurer and expenses figures showing a 1921-22 surplus of about 66.06. Officers were elected unanimously including J N McFadden as president and J O Spence as treasurer. Plans were set to procure bulbs and plant tulips in fall, including hospital beds, with monthly public meetings and possible winter lectures on gardening.
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Horticultural Societies Act
Dauphin Horticultural Society
Dynam
Ens
J. N. McFadden
H. F
Bewell
Dauphin
Better Citizenship League Drives Anti Moderation Effort in Manitoba
D B Harkness of the Social Service Council of Manitoba toured Dolphin area to promote the Better Citizenship League to resist the Moderation League and prevent ill considered legislation. He spoke at churches and at a workers meeting and addressed the Local Council of Women on child welfare legislation. The Moderation League seeks a province wide referendum on government control of liquor under the Initiative and Referendum Act, with a committee to frame arguments in favor. Temperance forces plan a strong response to ensure alignment with the Temperance act.
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D. B. Harkness
Social Service Council of
Manitoba
Dolphin and
Better Citizenship League
Harkness
Council of Women
Moderation League
Moderation League of
Legislative Assembly
League
William Grassie
William Pearson and Jr. P
Temperance
Tennis Dance Opens Friday October Fourteenth
Organization advertises a Friday October fourteenth tennis dance inviting members to attend at a local venue. The notice stresses an upbeat event featuring music and social dancing for players and guests.
Garden lectures spark informal gardening discussions
Topics by different authorities encourage informal talks on various gardening and horticulture phases. Even without expert services, attendees will find much good and strong interest in these informal discussions.
Dr Mack of Gilbert Plains Eyes Farmers Movement Spotlight
In the public eye Dr Mack a veterinary surgeon and farmer from Gilbert Plains attends an October convention. He has long worked with farmers to lower tariff barriers and chairs the political section of the UFM Dawphin Branch. He is said to have strong local support from Gilbert Plains constituents.
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Ers Covention
Mack
Gilbert Plains
Azrarians
UFM. Dawphin
Federal Convention Planned in Town Hall Oct 25
Local Liberal and Conservative supporters of the federal government announce a convention at the Town Hall on the evening of the 25th inst. to nominate a candidate for the forthcoming election. The open meeting invites all government supporters and names Mr. Robert Cruise, the current member, as the only nominee at this time.
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Robert Cruise
Suicide in Dauphin: J G Coward Found Dead in Car
J G Coward residing in Dauphin and married to Mr Alfred Maynard's daughter was found with a bullet wound in his head inside his automobile at week’s end. Robbery not believed motive as his watch and money remained on him.
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J. G. Coward
Dauphin
Alfred Maynard
New Theatre Name Contest Opens in Dauphin
The manager of the New Theatre in Dauphin offers $5 in cash to the party whose suggested name is finally accepted for the new amusement house. The second best name wins ten tickets and the third five tickets. All suggestions must be sent to the manager who acts as sole judge.
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Dauphin
Change of rehearsal venue for season opener choir
A rehearsal at Mackenzie school for the first concert was held successfully on Tuesday. Circumstances prevent further use of the school, and the next rehearsal moves to G W V A Hall on Tuesday at 8 PM. Members are asked to note the venue change.
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Mackenzie School
G.W.V.A. Hall
Gilbert Plains grants $100 to Children’s Aid Society
At the last regular meeting the village of Gilbert Plains approved a grant of $100.00 to the Children’s Aid Society. The action reflects continued support for local social services and child welfare efforts.
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Gilbert Plains
Children’s Aid Society
Retail Merchants Banquet Debates Tax Reform Plan
A Dauphin Manitoba Retail Merchants banquet drew local store clerks and guests including Rev. Neville and G I Paper M P P. Speaker Mr Curle outlined a proposed tax reform basing taxation on real property licenses and income while exempting rural land income and urged affiliation with the national association. The discussion highlighted inequities in real property tax and the two percent 1920 business tax, with calls for a provincially coordinated conference to fix municipal revenue.
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Wise Kings Hotel
Neville
G. I. Paper
M.P.P
Geo. King
Air
Curle
Retail Merchante’ Association of Manitoba
John Gardner
Dauphin Brancn
Retail Merchants Association of Canada
D. D. McDonald
S. F Katz
Pas
Winnipeg General Hospital
Sakians
Reward Offered for Suspect in Storefront Damage
Fifty dollar reward from Sutherland and Steick Ltd for information leading to arrest and conviction of the person who scratched the plate glass storefront with a diamond or other instrument.
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Sutherland and Steick, Ltd
Winnipegosis Hosts Notable Community Visit and Meeting
A large Winnipegosis gathering welcomed J. H. Curle and Revs. P. Duncan and T. Neville from Dauphin. Mayor Ketcheson led a banquet and speeches on community life, social and religious topics. A later S.C.W. session featured Dr. Larkness on child welfare, highlighting Manitoba aims to reform laws and extend juvenile courts. The event boosted local spirit and support for the Children’s Home.
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Winnipegosis
J. H. Curle
Winnipeg
P. Duncan
T. Neville
Dauphin
Ketcheson
E. Roberts
E. Marcroft
Curle
Neville
Duncan
Picture Theatre
Marcroft
Irman
Roberts
La Verda Boys and Girls Club Address Speech Planned
Owing to a club pairing event, La Verda hosts a regular meeting featuring an address on "The Power of the Entire Daughters" by Cockrill at Ochre River on October 1 1921 with Mrs A G present.
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la Ver. H
Mayor Malcolm Addresses Civic Affairs at Canadian Club
The second Weekly Canadian Club luncheon on Wednesday at 3 p.m. featured Dauphin Mayor KR Malcolm presenting a survey of the town’s work and finances since 1915. He urged completing a street improvement program, adding cluster lights, removing poles, and noted hospital by law for a new hospital to be submitted that fall. The next luncheon is scheduled for October 22.
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Macneil
KR. J. Malcolm
Dauphin
4Th Ave
Threshing Progress Report Keeps District Busy
Threshing continues in all 40 rural sections with most grain nearly through the Separator by week’s end. Track prices were listed Wednesday with No 1 Northern barley and other grains showing light verses and slight market movement.
New Year Atonement Observances Noted by Local Jewish Community
Residents observe the Jewish New Year and Day of Atonement within the town and surrounding district as they mark the calendar year 681. The community notes the observance spans Monday and Tuesday with customs traditional to this period.
A Feathered Visitor at King's Hotel Disturbed by Paper Boy
A prairie chicken roams near the King's hotel as a paper boy stirs it awake in the early morning. The bird, not eager to leave town, relocates to the rear of the Post Office during the close of a nearby fire haze.
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King’s
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