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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
7
Speaker warns that free trade and tariffs harm Canada, citing railway layoffs and higher debt. He argues a Canada First policy boosts jobs, keeps resources at home, and curbs immigration while promoting native industry and a robust national economy.
The notice promotes hand picked Canadian apples to be shipped by Canadian National Express to Great Britain or Ireland from Montreal or Quebec until November 15 and from Saint John NB and Halifax thereafter. The rate is 3.00 per standard box not exceeding one cubic foot eight inches and fifty pounds, with refrigeration included on steam ships. Consult CN Express agents for details.
Reports from all provinces show the Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal now costs one dollar a year. The publishers promise full features and improvements while maintaining the large volume and high quality. Subscriptions can be left at the Herald Office in Dauphin.
Community notes from Dauphin District mention visitors Bert Castle Ontario and D D McNaughton Winnipeg students, threshing work at Quill Lake, wool picking bees, and a W M S meeting. Campaign activity with Progressive and Conservative speakers, a Mary Rose Rheaume farewell, land sales at Makinak, and speculation of a tight local election division with expected ties.
A Mayflower column mentions thirty geese flying over last Saturday signaling freezing weather, lingering threshing in the district, and Mrs. Joe Clarke learning of her brother John Parr's death in Winnipeg. It also notes Mr. Maze rebuilding his house, the Spruce Bluff Sewing Circle meeting at Mrs. Hughes and upcoming at Mrs. Maynard on Nov 3, and a 27 duck bag in Melton by Wilfred Maynard, Mrs. Bateman, and Egbert Finnen.
On Saturday in Bicton Heath S D 1397 a Conservative organization was formed to back Jos Bowman in the coming election. Mrs Jos Toye chaired and urged Conservative policy while Bowman’s supporters were urged to work. Committees were appointed to enter the field for the candidature.
Harsh weather slows fall farm tasks while communities host political meetings. A Halley school gathering is set for Saturday night followed by a shooting match at Joseph Coles next Tuesday the 27th featuring turkeys and geese.
A thief stole a schoolgirl’s robe from the W. W Sanders household after a class. The incident follows a meeting attendee’s lapse in judgment, described as a contemptible act affecting the community.
Community notices invite a Halloween dance with a 50 cent male admission to raise funds for a Christmas tree. Edges Creek bridge work on the provincial highway progresses. a horse care plea urges humane treatment and dental care, ending with a Bible proverb.
Local column records visits and returns of residents Mrs H Marshall and son Clarence Mrs J Henderson and niece Ruby Harkness Mr and Mrs E Rhodes Mr and Mrs J Hill and Mrs Cherry. notes births deaths and funerals for Geo Botfield and Mrs William Hamilton with services led by Rev W Meek Interment at Ochre River cemetery Also Mr Charles Rose returns from southern Saskatchewan weather shifts toward warmth and forecast of fine weather for the month.
A stormy Friday evening limited turnout but a successful Progressive meeting occurred in the school. Addresses were given by Mr. Walker and Mr. Palmer from Dauphin and Miss Strang, a local member, with Mr. Beaven as chairman. Mrs. Frank Whitmore is on the sick list. A Sunday service follows at 3 p.m. led by Mr. F. Whetter.
A public safety incident match is scheduled at the farm of Joe Coles on Tuesday October 27. Local authorities advise attendance only by invited personnel and note traffic and field access restrictions for the event day.
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