Brooklands win junior Manitoba football title after hard rally
Dauphin fails to match Brooklands despite early lead. Wilby and Playfoot strike for Brooklands in second half as Gardner and the Dauphin defense resist. Referee Red Lloyd and officials from Winnipeg oversee a hard fought final with Brooklands crowned junior champions of Manitoba. Banquet at Hamilton hotel follows parade and cup presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kideosan
Decphin Rangers
Brooklande
Brockhands
Imuptin
Gardner
Hamilton
Ranter
Dauphin Boys
Bracklands
Perge
Dauphin
Brooklands
Wilby
Playfoot
J. Crowe
FE. Brickman T. Scrase
Berzge
W. Cardiff
W. Horvhorchuk
FE. Hamilton
H. Teech
Srickman Boeooklands
F. Draffin
J. Peary
H. Zobell
R Holand
K. Matheson
J. Head
J. Mclean
Smith
A. Tickle
J. Playfoot
Ranges
Dauphin Football Association
Ofiers
Results of Grade XI June Examinations Dauphin Collegiate
A department of education report on the Dauphin Collegiate Grade XI June exams shows 81.5 percent passes from 76 papers out of 411 by 54 students. Honours lists include Jerice Gibbons Marion Delmage Archer Scrase Peter Prestin ka and Edward Puchalski with top marks across literature composition history algebra geometry physics chemistry Latin grammar and authors and French works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Education
Dauphin Collegiate
G. M. Churchill
Fierty
Isbister
Northern
Manitoba
Dauphin
Uta
Tyree Dames
Supps
Jerce Gibbons
Marion Pelmage
Archer Scrase
Peter Prestnka
Buee Little
Kenneth Little
Hverh Mackey
Edward Puchalsti
Marion Delmage
Hugh Mackey
Peter Presun
Eva Swanton
Joyce Gibbons
Jack Bottomley
Edward Puchalski
Faih Peughen
Jaycee Gibbons
Joyeee Gibbons
Jasce Gibbons
Tenders Called for Post Office Expansion
Tenders are invited for a large addition to the post office building to double its size. Specifications available at the post office. The new structure will house the post office and Dominion Lands Forestry Customs RCMP offices and barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Post- Magic
Dominion Lands Office
Forestry Office
Customs Office
R.C.M.P
Sheep shipments under Manitoba loan scheme to Dauphin area
Shipments of sheep under the Manitoba Livestock Credit Co scheme will arrive around September 24. Nineteen farmers in the Dauphin district will share about 300 sheep sourced from Montana, part of a 3600 head intake funded by Manitoba business leaders to boost local sheep production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Livestock Credit Company
Dauphin
Montana
Manitoba
Oxford
Hampshire
Concert and Dance in Town Hall by Hospital Aid Society
Keep Friday evening September 13 open for a concert and dance in the Town Hall presented by the Hospital Aid Society. Mr Robson provides the latest selections on the Victor Electrola. Admission is 35 cents. Concert at 8 30. Dancing at 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Aid Society
Robson
Victor Electrola
Child Hit by Car Injures Face and Head in Saturday Incident
Evelyn Clark, 5, was struck while crossing toward home as George King, an eyewitness, found her with help. The driver left the scene after stopping briefly, but later faced mild censure for fleeing. Dr Dicks treated the girl who is recovering well. A Lake Road farm house burned at 5 am Thursday, destroying the building and contents. Kostick saved eight nearby children. Insurance covers the loss. Jas Malcolm, the owner, is a Canadian immigration official from Glasgow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George King
Jas. Malcolm
Lake Road
Remart
John Kostick
Grst
Tuat
Kostick
Jas
Malcolm
Glasgow
Scotland
Farm town stunt nearly flips car on highway
Jack Haddrell drove a De Soto near three miles from town when a horse shoe nail and a shingle nail caused the car to leave the road. The vehicle flipped into a ditch, tires blew, fenders bent, and the top broke with five passengers inside. Everyone escaped with only minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Haddrell
Jack
Dauphin Pioneer Archibald McLellan Dies in Winnipeg
Archibald McLellan a district pioneer died Sunday at his daughter Mrs Scott 378 Macyland Street Winnipeg aged ninety years. A Nova Scotia native he farmed in Dauphin for thirty years then retired for residence with his daughter. Wife predeceased him and he leaves three sons. Body sent from Barker funeral home to Dauphin for burial in Riverside cemetery after service at St Viator's Church.
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Archibald McLellan
Scott
Macyland Street
Winnipeg
Nova Scotia
Mclellan
Dauphin
Winniver
Barker
Riverside Cemetery
St. Viator’s Church
Fire Suppression Efforts Halting Large Rural Blaze
On Monday night a major fire in the Riding Mountain reserve ten miles southwest of Ochre River was brought under control by Forestry Supervisor F. J. Smith his staff and a hundred-strong crew. Firefighting used backfiring and guards to seal the area and prevent further timber loss as steady rain aided the effort.
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Riding Mountain
Ochre River
F. J. Smith
Aheto
Chace
Mose Quarters
Het
Forsier Department
Dauphin Bus Franchise Lets Clark Run Winnipeg Route
Thomas Clark of Clark Motor Co has secured Manitoba government franchise to operate a motor bus service from Dauphin to Winnipeg. He bought a 21 seat bus for a 212 mile daily trip in about seven hours. The note also mentions local housing demand and town prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Clark
Clark Motor Company
Manitoba
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Clark
Councillor Hoy Resigns Over Misuse of Town Funds
Following charges that he accepted sums of 11.15 and 7.7 for town work in Dauphin Councillor A A Hoy resigns with immediate effect. The town council believes others may share culpability for approving the work and payments and expects possible further resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Cowneciflor
A A. Hoy
Hoy
Dauphin Woman Mrs Gardner Passes Away
Mrs. Jas Gardner widow of the late Jas Gardner died Wednesday afternoon Sept 4 in Dauphin. Born in Almonte Ontario she moved with her family to Dauphin two years ago and lived a quiet retired life. Survived by son Russell of Dauphin daughter Mrs A V Clyde of Saskatoon Kamisk Sask sister Mrs D Sutherland of McGregor Man and two brothers in the United States. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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W. B. McDonald
Dauphin
Mary Brown
Ontario
Theate
Neil Brown
Turkersmith
Seaforth
William B. McDonald
Portage la Prairie
Prospect
Valley River
McDonald
Riverside Cemetery
Geo. Waite
Archie Parker
William Jones
Robt. Hayes
Wm. McIntosh
Arch. McKillop
D. B. McKinnon
Mather
E. H. Muir
High Bluff
G. H. Davies
Clearwater
Man
Jas. Gardner
Gardner
Almonte
Ont
Russell
A. V. Clyde
Kamsack, Sask
D. Sutherland
McGregor
United States
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Scrase and Watson
Decphin
Arthur W. Lechead
Peonte
T. S. Walser
Gilbert Plains
Presbytery
J. W. Aikens
D.D
Conference of Manitoba
Rev. T. Pearson
Swan River
J. Jackson
Mr. Lochead
McGill University
Lochead
Honan China
Imperial Army
France
Canada
Westminister Church
Regina
St. Andrew's Church
London
Sixth Avenue
Cruise Dairy
Swift's
Castile
O.R.A
Royal Crown
Rosin Hood
Kindcot
Bethel Wallace
Eva Clare
Mrs. F. J. Whitaker
Winnineg
M. Wick
Medway Court
Dauphin Theatre
Boy Scout
Scout Headquarters
Evelyn Clark
Mrs . J. Clark
Jim Malcolm
A. McLellan
Business College
Dauph
Little’s Business College
Hopwood Building
Telephone No
St. Viator’s Chaprch
2Nd Ave
S.W
Gladys E
Shadwick
Treacher
Madame Simons
B.C
3Rd Ave
N.E
Ruth Lochead
Leonard Heaton
Boughen Nurseries
Toronto
Brierley Hotel
A. N. Coupe Ltd
Ladies le
Motor Bus
Bert Hoy
R. G. Argue
Saskatoon
Irma E. Struthers
L.L.C.M
United Stores Limited
Crawford’s
McVitie & Price
Universal
Sunkist
Jung
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