Mother and Son Face Murder Charge in Pine River
Following a coroner jury verdict in the Anna Kaeska case, Paraska Sawicki and her son Peter Sawicki will be charged jointly with murder. A preliminary hearing is set for Sept 24 at Pine River. The killing stemmed from a family dispute over cattle and grain crops, with Peter firing the fatal shot at his mother’s command.
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Anna Kaeska
Pine River
Paraska Hawicki
Peter Sawicki
Attorney General's Department
Mrs Kunka
Mrs. Sawicki
Local hunters fined after Game Act violation at Ste. Rose
A group of local youths appeared before PM Rheaume in Ste. Rose du Lac on an infraction of the Game Act. They faced a $25 fine plus costs, had guns seized, and their hunting trip ended with a $500 estimated total. The incident led to plans to reimburse the penalty and a pledge to avoid future infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.M. Rheaume
Ste. Rose du Lac
Turtle River
Norma Rae
Schaepers
Ste. Rose
Funds Sought to Aid Tenacious Children Home
At a Chil dren's Home Board meeting the group warned that September funds must arrive to cover monthly expenses. A February drive yielded 650 dollars and only small gifts followed. They ask townspeople country wide to donate money or supplies for clothing food and warmth for over twenty children and to send subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Home Board
Geo. H. Palmer
Gay
Bank of Nova Scotia
Elks Plan Monthly Shows For Charity At Dauphin Theatre
Dolphin Lodge Elks announce a series of monthly shows at the Dauphin Theatre called Elks Night. The first event on October 1 features Russian violinist Michael Matoff and tenor G A Sketty with vaudeville acts and the Elks Orchestra. Proceeds fund Christmas cheer and other charitable efforts, supporting children and community welfare.
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Dolphin Lodge
BPO
Elks
Dauphn Theatre
Elks Orchestra
The
Michael Matoff
G. A. Sketty
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Tucker brothers harvest rising oat yield over years
Three years after receiving one hundred grains from Grandfather Folkerson, Oliver and James Tucker planted the oats. They yielded two thirds of a pail the first fall, three bags the next year, and this season planted three bars producing 709 bushels from three acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
James Tucker
Geo. UO. Tucker
Halley
Fulkerson
Registration Drive for Chinese Men in Dominion
Seret Coleridge outlines steps for registering Chinese residents in the Dominion. All Chinese must register before June 191h next year with landing credentials and photographs showing both ears clearly as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Tax Installment Plan Proves Successful for Town
The town reports a large sum paid toward the first tax instalment though full totals are not yet published. The two instalments approach has proven a success beyond question.
Fire Prevention Week Observance Itinerary
Dominion urges Fire Prevention Week from October 7 to 11 with emphasis on checking heating systems and premises. Citizens should clean debris, inspect chimneys, and prepare now to prevent fires. Each day should be prevention day to protect property and lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Labor Demand in District Rises with Threshing Season
Ed Batty, employment agent, reports threshing near completion with fair demand for workers. Wages run about $50 per month for general labor and $6.40 per day for food men. The west seeks threshing crews and additional railroad gangs, while the railroad expands staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Batty
Saskatchewan Wheat Yields Rise and Railways Hit Record Load
The fine weather speeds threshing and grain deliveries with about 100000 bushels marketed in town. Wheat prices rose by one cent on Wednesday while yields in Saskatchewan crop districts average about 20 bushels per acre. Railways loaded nearly 2800 grain cars in a record Monday. Two church union conferences will be held at Brandon and Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Brandon
Winnipez
Births Reported in Dauphin General Hospital Notices
A series of birth notices from Dauphin General Hospital list new sons born to families including the Auld, Virtue Smith, Bates William Dawson, and Keefer households. Dates span September 15 to 18, with parents Mr. and Mrs. Auld, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Virtue Smith, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bates, and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Keefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auld
Winnipeg
John Auld
Smith
Dauphin General Hospital
Lorne Virtue Smith
Bates
C. D. Bates
William Dawson
Keefer
The
W. W. Keefer
Community Cow Movement Debates Dairy Progress in District
Dauphin Agricultural Society directors meet to review finance reports showing a surplus and allocate 3000 to Manitoba Farm Loans bonds while granting 100 to the Horticultural Society. The plan promotes dairy farming via sires and cows, loans, and interviews with farmers as wheat yields decline. A separate note covers liquor store site inspections and rising fuel demand with wood prices listed.
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Dauphin Agricultural Society
Manitoba Farm Loans Association
Horticultural Society
The
Agricultural Society
Ontare
Tyr
Chage
Dr. Gunne
D. D. McDonald
Geo. Cornwall
H. Wickes
J. McKillop
From Victoria to Dauphin By Car
An account of a 2100 mile road journey from Victoria B C to Dauphin via Washington Idaho Montana North Dakota with notes on the Bellingham Ferry the Bitterroot route the Continental Divide and Montana North Dakota scenery and a late season tour. Also reports the first annual Country Club silver cup golf final won by Jas L Bowman 1 up over Geo Crimes.
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Walker
Dauphin
Victoria
B.C
Washington
Idaho
Montana
North Dakota
Bellingram
Sidney
Bellingham
Spokane
Snoqualmie
Blewelt
Blewelt Pass
Wenatchee
Bitteroot Mountain
Kellogg
Butte
America
Lutte
Continental Divide
Livingstone
Dickenson
Bismarck
Jamestown
Carrington
Devil's La’e
Canadian
Sarles
Crystal City
Brandon
Yellowstone National Parks
Pacific
Atlantic
W. G. Arnold
R. J. McGuickin
Winnipeg
Jas. L. Bowman
Geo. H. Crimes
Bowman
Crimes
Mr. Bowman
Mr. Crimes
Ducks Open Season Draws Hunters to Lakes Dauphin Winnipeg
Open season for ducks began Saturday with large numbers reported across Lakes Dauphin and Winnipegosis. Hunters say bags are good and many visitors also report successful shoots in the mountain lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Winnipegosis
Farmers urged to guard barns and grain from fires
A Herald correspondent warns farmers to protect buildings and stacks as the country is dry and a fire could spread rapidly before a strong wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Bankers versus Barristers Golf Match at Country Club
A midweek golf clash between the Bankers and Barristers will be played on the Country Club course Friday afternoon. Barristers field J L Bowman F E Simpson E N McGirr J N Mc Fadden A Katz J E Ramsden. Bankers will be represented by G H Crimes C Padley T Fulton J Kennedy Mr Ingram and Mr Murter. Fred Johnson of Dominion Creameries Dauphin won second prize for butter at London Ontario and fourth at Kitchener Ontario.
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J. L. Bowman
F. E. Simpson
E. N. McGirr
J. N. Mc.Fadden
A. Katz
J. E. Ramsden
G. H. Crimes
C. Padley
T. Fulton
J. Kennedy
Mr. Ingram
Mr. Murter
Fred Johnson
Dominion Creameries, Ltd
Dauphin
London, Ont
Kitchener, Ont
Lieut Widmeyer Dance at Town Hall Wednesday
The LO.D.E. Lieut Stuart Widmeyer Chapter will hold a dance in the Town Hall on Wednesday October List.
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Stuart Widmeyer
Lo.d.e
Tea and sale of home cooking at Markham’s Tea Room
Stuart Widmeyer Chapter LO.DE. will hold a tea and sale of home cooking in Markham's Tea Room on Saturday September 22 from 3 to 6 p.m. Proceeds go to the Dauphin War Memorial fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Widmeyer
Lo.de
Markham
Dauphin War Memorial
Silver Tea and Sale by Ladies' Orange Association
The Ladies' Orange Association hosts a silver tea and sale featuring home cooking, candy and plain sewing. It runs Saturday September 29 from 2 to 7 PM in the G W V A hall and invites families with a kiddies fish pond.
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Ladies’ Orange Association
G.W.V.A
Thanksgiving Day to fall on Monday after Armistice Day
Mtawa reports the law fixes Thanksgiving Day to the Monday of the Armistice Week. Armistice Day falls Sunday November 11, so Thanksgiving will be celebrated November 12 along with Armistice Day observances.
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Mtawa
Debated question on farm land use and yields
The article reports farmer Jas B Robson defending small well tilled plots over large farms. He sowed 70 acres of wheat with stubble breaking and summer fallow yielding 114, 22, and 1 1/2 bushels per acre respectively, plus 30 acres of oats averaging 48 bushels. From 100 acres he threshed about 3,000 bushels, with wheat and barley split well.
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Jas. B. Robson
War Memorial Committee Corrects Dauphin Area Roll of Honor
The War Memorial Committee submits a corrected list of men from Dauphin and district who died on active service. They request close inspection and notice of errors or omissions. A revised edition of the Canadian National Railways map of the three prairie provinces is issued for circulation, with details on railway lines and western distributing centers and free copies on request. Progress is reported on link erection with a Winnipeg architect consulted for the plans.
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War Memorial Committee
Dauphin and
Aistrict
Canadian National Railways
Three
Prairie Provinces
Colonization and Development Department
C.N.R
Manitoba
C.N.R. Colonization and Development Department
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Great Ballroom Scenes in Poor Men's Wives at Dauphin Theatre
One of the most elaborate ballroom scenes ever filmed will be seen in Poor Men's Wives the Gasnier all Star special at the Dauphin Theatre starting Friday and Saturday Sept 21 and 22.
Catholic Ladies' Aid Silver Tea and Cookery Sale
The Catholic Ladies' Aid will host a silver tea and sale of home cooking on Saturday the 29th from 3 to 6 PM at Markham's old stand. All welcome to attend.
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Catholic Ladies’ Aid
Markham
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Manitoba Deaf and Dumb Institute
Sawicki
District
Thos. Neville
the Herald
H. Hatch
Liquor Commission
Wood Market
C.E. Dance
Silver Tea and Sale
H. P. Barrett
J. W. Skinner
A L Adams
J. Lane
L. Arnold
A. E. Latta
T. Arnold
W. E. Law
B. B Lee
W. Barnard
L. H. Leigh
PD. B. Paity
H. C. M Bawden
W. McKee
C. Blough
S. McLellan
D. Brown
J. R. McMillan
J. H. Buchan
G. W. Murphy
H Hesson
Hewey
R. J. Hicks
W. A Hills
G. H. Hunter
Hutson
Tomlin
H. Tourdun
T. W. White
H. Whitmore
H. Whittaker
A. H. G. Widmeyer
Y Younghusband
F. L . Zulek, J
Apostolic Church
WM. Philips
Fifth Avenue
N.E
Bryce
Gardner
John Gardner
British Columbia
Ontario
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