Quirky Notes and Local Banter On May 7 1915
A collage of stray comments from Harold the thermometer to Rex Robertson and Dr Ed. Laugh lines, horoscopes, city planning ideas, and an old Lusitania reference blend in a small town snapshot showing social humor and community notices across names and places.
Beams column plug spurs Brandon Sun chatter and quips
Rosser writes an unsolicited plug in the Brandon Sun Beams column about a local annual event and a hop seck, while readers recall family ties and teen slang in a collage of jokes. The piece mentions a Brandon Band, a teen Bruce, and a mix of witty comments on culture and youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Rosser
Brandon Sun Beams
Brandon
F.A
Bruce
Weekend Visitors and Local Notes from Happenings
Weekend visitors included Mrs. Bill Irvine of Rivers and Mr. and Mrs. Al Irvine of Regina to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Douglas. Eddie Clarke left for Thompson after visiting his parents, and sympathy is extended to the Asselstines on Mrs. Lemon's passing in Yorkton. Terry McLaren of Crystal City stayed for the weekend, while Mrs. Selma Paterson of Winnipeg visited town. Don Venables attended the M W N A Seminar at Portage la Prairie with Barb and Mrs. Waddell. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Fraser planned a Winnipeg trip this week. Don Pollock returned from visits with the Hildebrands, Toulon, and Doug Rennie families and the newborn Scott Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Douglas
Bill Irvine
Rivers
al Irvine
Regina
Eddie Clarke
Thompson
George Clarke
Fred Asselstine
Mary
Mrs. Lemon
Yorkton, Sask
Don Venables
M.W.N.A
Portage la Prairie
Barb
C. Waddell
Don Pollock
Ministers Named in Parkland Parish List
Parkland parish announces L Jameson R E Clark and H J ministers in its roster. The post highlights clergy appointments and church leadership within the parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Jameson
R. E. Clark
H. J. Ministers
Durum and Malting Barley Notes From Manitoba Agriculture
Wascana Durum may replace Hercules in Alberta and Saskatchewan but not Manitoba due to soil performance. Four Manitoba growers offered seed. the variety is not recommended there due to rust susceptibility and higher hull percentage. Centennial and Bonanza malting barley are discussed with market and trial notes. Fergus and Herta less suitable for pot and pearling trades. Crank case oil and lead-related horse and cattle poisoning risks are outlined with safety advice from Dr. Bernard Boycott and veterinary sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Bernard Boycott
University of Manitoba
Boycott
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He UP
Chi
Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd
USA
England
S. Venables
Jack Coombs
Harold
Shorty Turner
Hydro Lines
Maple Ave
Main Street
Hamiota
Hamiota Echo
Gulf — Circle
Toronto Daily Star
Hamiota Hotel
Lynn
Frank Smith
Oregon
State Penitentiary
Walled Street Journal
San Quentin
Fe.a
Quebec City
Rio Grande
Ross Robertson
Gordon White
Pope
Bruce Lemon
E. M. Sutherland
Maryy Bull
University Town
R. N. Beamish
Beamish Farm
AL Stevens
Revelstoke
Borowski
Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Clark
Denwal
Wimp
America
Tam
Willie
Tom
Mrs
Merv Pedlow
Fair City
Advertisen
Garry Kidd
Dallas Smith
Montreal
Boston
George Crighton
Cardale
Teuercrom Sewate
Terry McLaren
Crystal City
Selma Paterson
Winnipeg
Mrs. Wallace Fraser
Parkland Parish
Tarbolton
Kenton
Oarner
Shiloh
God
Decker
Rev
A. McColl
United Church of Canada
Strathclair
D. L. Holtzman
Christ Church Hamiote
L. E. Daley
Canadia
Cancer Society
Colony Street
Plesse
Hamiota Pentecostal
P.A.O.C
RED Cross
KDE
Wendell Wight
Wascana Durum
Bonanza
Fergus
Denwal Pharmacy
Rexall Super