Local Option Vote Results At Oak Lake With 90 to 148
Voters at Oak Lake cast a 90 to 148 defeat in the local option ballot on beer. A Hamiton clubs meeting is set for Monday in the Council Chamber at 8 oclock with all Carl ers urged to attend. A Hospital Ladies Aid meeting follows Wednesday April 18 at 8 pm in the same chamber. Promises of early spring have not materialized as cold weather delays spring farming. A Ladies Darling club held April 4 with officers elected for 1928 9: McLelland president Garbett vice president Burkholder secretary. An auction sale for W D VanAlstyne furniture at McConnell s Hall is set for Saturday April 14 starting at 1 pm including furniture, a McClary range, Singer sewing machine, rugs, tables, chairs, baby carriage and a 17 gauge repeater gun cash terms.
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Hamiota Hospital Ladies Aid
Council Chamber
Darling Lab
Miss A. MecLelland
Mies Garbatt
Mise Burkholder
W.D VanAlstyne
McConnell's Hall
Adlerika Promises Relief For Stomach And Bowels
A druggist B R McNamgit touts Adlerika as a cure for gas and bloating from steak and fried onions. The ad claims it acts on both upper and lower digestive systems, removes old waste, and improves eating and sleep. It urges readers to try one spoonful.
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Adierika
Canadian Pacific exhibit dazzles at Toronto fair
The Canadian Pacific Railway showcases a major display at the Toronto annual exhibition. A four-foot circular panorama of Canada, designed by James Crockart, features color scenes from Atlantic to Pacific with models of ships, rivers, hotels, and landmarks. The Royal York Hotel, encasing progress from Winnipeg to Regina, and other hotel models highlight growth.
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Raihway
Toronto
Dominion
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
James Crockart
Montreal
Trans-Canada
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Chateau Frontenac
Promad
Benff Springs
Canadian Rockies
Bow River Valley
Saskatchewan
Regina
Prairies
Canadian Pacific
Royal York
Fron
Union Station
Algonquin
Place Viger
Vancouver
Canadian Pacific Express
Express
Winnipeg
Treaty 7 Signalled a New Era for Plains Settlement
The 1577 Treaty No. 7 on Bow River near Calgary marked a turning point opening the great plains to white settlement. At a September 22, 1927 memorial ceremony, Mrs. James F. Macleod unveiled the tablet near Chief Crowfoot’s grave as dignitaries from Cree, Blackfeet, Blood, Sarcee and others paid tribute. President Bennett recalled Crowfoot’s words urging kindness and patience toward the tribes amid the era’s upheaval.
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Western Canada
Royal Canadian Mounted Oe
James F. Macleod
Macleod
Royal North West Mounted Police
Crowfoot
Great Plains
Norman
R. B. Bennett K.C
M.P
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Noble's Watch Repair Service
J. HH. Noble
Hamiota Machine Shop
R.H. Wood
Hamiota, Man
Cheef Stewart Miester
Oak Lake
Tueedas
Hamiots Carling Club
Carlers
W.R. Tremaine
Hamiota
I.xb.o
Duck Hives
Crow Foot
Chief Crow Foot
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