Meeting of CN R Staff and Employees in Kamsack
A regional CN R staff and employees meeting was held in Kamsack to discuss transportation issues and viewpoints from diverse towns including Dauphin Hudson Bay and The Pas. Attendees from Canora Swan River and other communities heard speeches by Mayor Tran and J. P. Johnson, with a dance and reception following.
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Tim
Abees
Ralinmders Setonding
Deraphis
Kamsack
CNH
Tras
Ehock
Warhors
Abeart
Deaptic
Dauphin
Kameack
Sprakere
Tran
Board of Trade
Peermar Johneon
3. P. Johneon
Hudess
Baeducerieay
Keivington
Preapiis
Threshing Machine Invention By Forsberg Described
This week a device credited to Frid Forsberg offers an improved threshing method. The Clover Buker et lachmen seems to thresh grain by lifting from the elevator top and blowing into a cleaner, then bags the grain in one operation. The bullet and Cleaner can be used separately from the thresher.
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Frid Forsberg
Death of J B Anderson in General Hospital
J B Anderson a returned veteran who recently settled in this district died at the General Hospital on Monday of gastric ulcer. He formerly lived in Brantford Ontario and came to reaping from Winnipesaukee in September. He leaves a wife and two young children. A Masonic funeral was held in the lodge-room with members and relatives present. The body was shipped east for interment at the Oakland family burial ground near Brantford.
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Daster Blalne Anderout
Avidier
Mougay
Anderson
Brantford
Jicaria
Winnipes
Clark
Masonic Lodge
Mesibera
F.C Middleton
Oaklands
Brastford
Political Nominating Contests Narrow Open Liberal Field
The scene in the Dauphin constituency shows a Liberal candidate row over the federal election with Archinald Rennrtt nominated at a Literal convention and tentatively accepted. By week, Mr Densett indicated he cannot contest this campaign. If no further nominations occur, the race will be Bow Han Conservative and Ward Sob. Also Mackenzie school hosts an open Temperance event on October 14 inviting teachers and interested residents.
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Dauphin
Archinald Rennrtt
Densett
Leberal
J- 1 Bow Han
Schoolel Scientific
Temperance
Qpers Fa Mackenzie School
Wistuesday
Public Wood and Hay Yard Opens in Town
Town acquires First Avenue SW site for public wood and hay yard to supply a public market. I F Orr of Grandview reports a new 192 model Ford car west of Winnipeg, as autumn brings color and change. Dauphin bids farewell to health nurse Miss Street in a gala G W V A hall reception with tributes, flowers, and a musical program.
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First Avenue
Sii Tse
Fori
Purpeace
I. F Orr
Grandview
Threveh Town
Winipeg
Dauphin
Miss Street
Ruth Fulton
Stree
Rebt. Hawkins
W. Buchannon
W. G. White
FE. H Walker
J. B. McIntyre
Madill
Bready
McKillop
Miss Cot
Gordon Balls badly injured by automobile
Eleven year old Gordon Ballson Main Street North was struck by a northbound car driven by Jas Paul while crossing with companions. He sustained two or three broken ribs and a broken left leg small bone and cut hand from shattered headlight lens. He is reported as doing as well as can be expected.
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J. A. Ball
Gordon
Main Street
4Th Avenue
Jas. Paul
Elders Ordained At Grace United Church Service
Grace United Church held a special ordination service for ten newly elected elders. Rev. F. C. Middleton presided, and attendees praised the Presbyterian inspired procedure now adopted by the United Church. The ordained elders were W. White, H. E. Bewell, F. Wright, H. Nicholson, R. Argue, Geo. Johnson, B. Yi Walker, J. E. Ramsden, L. Beer, and Geo. Buchannon.
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Grace United Church
F.C. Middleton
Presbyterian Church
New Torace
United Church
W. White
H. E. Bewell
F. Wright
H. ?. Nicholson
R. Argue
Geo. Johnson
B. Yi Walker
J. E. Ramsden
L. Beer
Geo. Buchannon
Visit of the Governor General to Dauphin
The Mayor and Corporation of Dauphin announce a royal welcome for His Excellency the Governor General on Tuesday October 20 from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. Citizens are urged to display the Union Jack and national flags in honor of the visit. Signed George Palmer, Mayor.
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Dauphin
George Palmer
Jack Miner Lecture On Wild Geese At Dauphin
Jack Miner spoke in Dauphin on Friday afternoon under Boys Work Board auspices. He shared how he runs a sanctuary at Kingsville Ontario near Lake Erie and feeds visiting geese each spring before their northward migration. He highlighted the birds long lifespans, humane treatment, and his bond with local boys and Sunday school activities.
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Jack Miner
Catade
Dauphin
Ian
Juntern
Celhia
Kingsville
Carolinas
Hudson's Pay
Meighen to Address Meeting in Dauphin
Conservative leader Rt Hon Arthur Meighen will speak at the town hall in Dauphin on Thursday October 15 after which he addresses the Dauphin Theatre at 13. Mr J L Bowman, the Conservative candidate, also to address the meetings.
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Arthur Meighen
Dauphin
Town Hall
Dauphin Theatre
J. L. Bowman
International Council of Women meets in Washington world council growth
The quinquennial report from the International Council of Women in Washington notes seven new national councils since the last meeting, totaling thirty five, and sets the 1930 gathering in Austria as a step toward universal peace. A Winnipeg visitor outlines Institute for the Blind work and a two day sale of their work is planned. The Baptist church youth group organizes winter activities with officers listed and invites Neem students and other youths to Monday meetings.
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Namrs
International Council of Women
Washington
Austria
Twidale
Niagara Falls
Canada
Richardson
Winnipeg
Institute For the Blind
The
Baptist Church
Grace Norton
Evangeline Cummings
Rex Malthouse
Mary Merrell
Oot
Ernest Bennett
Jessie Batty
Stella Hillman
R. C. Smith
Neem
Series opener of world baseball championship at Pittsburg
Washington won the opening game 4 to 1 against the Pirates after noon start delayed Walter Johnson for the Senators. The Pirates planned starter was announced at game time but not earlier.
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Pittsburg
Walter Johnson
Senators
Pirates
Washington
Railwayman Loses Hand in Yard Accident
Charles Bredt a brakeman from Kinley Saskatchewan had his right hand severed in a Sunday night switching accident in the yards. The train parted during coupling, air line broke, and the cars rejoined pinning him. He was rushed to hospital and is recovering. his wife arrived from Kinley on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bredt
Kinley
Sask
Sime
Bred
Thongh
Literary Society Holds Second Regular Meeting
The Literary Society met in the school auditorium last Friday afternoon from 3 to 4. A committee was elected to draw up the debating schedule and each room will present its own programme. A Halloween party was planned and a brief programme followed before disbursement.
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Literary Society
Inspector Knapp
Dragging Competition Nearing End in Northern Manitoba
The dragging contest, run under the Northern Manitoba Good Roads association, nears completion with time to finish after October. Notable road improvements observed all summer, though some sections may have fallen behind. delegates are urged to boost efforts as extra rounds with the drag could secure top prize. The council also passed a tax rate of 37.5 mills for 1935, down from 32 in 1924, reflecting economies in management.
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Manitoba
Roads Association
Deugmen
Ito
Coanell
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CNR
Fred Forsberg Inventor
Harvest Home Services
Tiaem
Fob. Roberts
Bauh
J. B. Anderson
Bennett Wi
Liberal
Gordon Balls
James Orr
S.W
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Hopwood’'S
Hopweed's
Hopwood
Hopwood’s
H.W. Hopwood Ltd
Gilbert Plains
Hopwoods
Ith Leather Sales
Fey Emantla
Peta
Betes
Teed Weitit
Biatk
Hoh Tul Myles
Rees Wasl
GE Foo
Grace Church
Hoon, Macneill
RK. M. Stevenson
C.ghen
Local Council OF Women
OD. C
Wilfrid Pocklington
Dauphin Man
Brookfield
Florida Grape Fruit Ser One
British Columbia
Ontario
Concord
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