Revenue History At Red River Settlement Fort Garry
The document outlines 1845 and later rules on duty free stores for British settlers, moral declarations for duty remission, and harsh liquor controls. It notes tariff reductions to four percent, a 50 pound duty free cap, and the creation of James Bird as Collector at fifteen pounds yearly, later changed to a percentage-based remuneration.
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Assiniboia
Fort Garry
Red River
United States
England
James Bird
Pennyworth Carries Barges of Cargo to Prairie Provinces
The 8.8. Pennyworth of the Dalgleish line, first ship to enter Churchill this season, brought over a thousand tons of general cargo from British and Continental ports. Cargo transferred via Canadian National Railways and Hudson Bay Railway to destinations including Saskatoon, Regina, Prince Albert, The Pas, Flin Flon, and Winnipeg with items such as spirits, glass, machinery, coal, books, and farm supplies.
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Pennyworth
Dalgleish
Middle West
Churchill
Hudson Bay
Canadian National Railways
Hudson Bay Railway
Canadian National Lines
Prairie Provinces
Glasgow
Newcastle
Antwerp
Provinial Liquor
Saskatoon
Regina
Wayne
Alberta
Prince Albert
Pas
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Calgary
University of Saskatchewan
North Batleford
Local Notes from Kenton and Area
Miss Gladye Decker visits Kenton while Miss Mariel Cook tours the town. Mr H J Wyatt leaves to run an elevator in Franklin. McFarren sisters visit Winnipeg this week. Mike Myobassin loses three horses to lightning while cutting grain Tuesday. The Mikado presented by Arrow River CG LT directed by Elva Lynch earns praise. Ladies Aid and WMS host Mrs M Little as plans for October Church Anniversary and fowl supper are set with committee members N Hodgson Doris Lints Grace McConnell A H Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Myobassin
Aid
WMS
Visitors and moves noted in Winnipeg region and beyond
A series of short notices lists visitors and travels including Mr A E Smith in Winnipeg, Gordon Stewart bound for Grand View to operate a pool elevator, Max McConnell returning from Island Falls for summer, Mr and Mrs J Linklater of Arcola visiting Mrs Linklater’s parents, and Howard McIntosh leaving Island Falls after summer holidays. Also mentions a 86 year old Mr Hugh Streets’s hog shipment to Winnipeg and a family memorial for Ben George Fenty.
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J. Linklater
Arcola, Sask
Howard McIntosh
Island Falls
Churchill River
Hugh Streets
Innisfree
Alta
Winnipeg
Allan Eby
Streets
Canadian Pacific Crop Report Hails Strong Manitoba Wheat
The crop report notes over half the wheat harvested with Manitoba’s trade described as exceptionally good by J McKay of the Canadian Pacific Railway. Early-week rains delayed cutting but resumed. rains aided grains in eastern central Saskatchewan and west central Alberta while the Peace River area shows improving progress with wheat starting to ripen.
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Winnipeg
Angoet Iith
Manitoba
J. Mc McKay
Canadian Pacific Railway
Western Lines
Red River Valley
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Prairies
Darlingford
Man
MacDonald
Carndoff
Holland
Eastend
Sask
Peace River
Tax payment discounts under By-Law No 441 issued
By law 441 the municipality offers discounts on 1933 taxes for prompt payment. A 1Q percent reduction applies if paid on or before August 31 1933. Dated at Hamiota Manitoba August 12 1933.
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Hamiota
Man
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wabasco
Decker
Gladye Decker
Kenton
Mariel Cook
Beth Decker
Margaret
Charlotte McFarren
A. E. Smith
Gordon Stewart
Grandview
Max McConnell
Thos Lemon
J. H. Freeborn
J . Stewart
Carberry
Fenty
Alben George
Marlene Dietrich
the Blonde
Venus
Hollywood On Parade
Sunkist
Loganberries
Ontario
S. Sweid
Nweid's Store News
Blue Ribbon
Prunes
York Tomatoes
Hamiota Hamiota
WM. T. Andrew
Sec
Treas
Christ Church
Trinity Sunday School
R. E. McCullagh
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