Wedding in Winnipeg: Cynthia May Cowan weds Francis Van Norman
A quiet noon ceremony at St Margaret's Anglican, Winnipeg, united Cynthia May Cowan daughter of the late Wo J Cowan of Haemiotsa and Mrs Ceau with Francis Vo Van Norman son of Mr and Mrs Robt M Van Norman of Hamio ts a. Rev F Glover officiated as Georgie Lockhart played the organ. The couple will reside at Decker Manitoba.
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St Margaret's
Winnipeg
Ehen
Cynthia May
J Cowan
Haemiotsa
Ceau
Francis Vo van Norman
Robt
M. van Norman
Hamiots
F. Glover
St. Margaret's
Alexander B Cowan
Mies
Georgie Lockhart
van Norman
Decker
Manitoba
Decker Hosts Scotch Dance and Bonspiel Winners
The Friday Scotch dance in Decker drew strong attendance with music by D Moyer and Doran of Isabella and raised 41 dollars for the rink fund. The first ladies bonspiel concluded Saturday with prize winners across three events including Grand Challenge, Citizens, and Consolation, featuring Isabella and Decker clubs.
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Decker
D Moyer
Doran
Isabella
Rink
Mra. Kobus
Crandall
Howard Lints
R. Clark
A. L. Decker
Seven Per Cent Money to Loan on Improved Farms
Loan offers at seven percent interest for improved farm lands with prompt inspections and quick service. Taylor, agent, Hamriota Man.
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Taylor
Hamiota
Man
Sun Life shows rising assurance in force and income growth
Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada reports total in force assurances at 1,256,490,000 with a net increase of 235,393,000 and new assurances paid up 72,412,000. Total income up 9,825,000 and payments to policyholders and beneficiaries rise. Assets at year end 1926 stand at 265,889,000 with reserves for contingencies and dividends to policyholders increased for the seventh straight year.
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Cleveland Life
Advances in all departments raise profits to policyholders
Over the past year the firm reports substantial gains across departments with assurances rising over 23 percent and policies outstanding above half a million. Investment quality stays high as market values of long term bonds and stocks climb while government appraisals show gains of 6.69 percent in mean invested assets.
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Government Insurance Department
Portage la Prairie Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Report 1924
The annual statement notes 1924 in its forty third year with 64 686 416 in force and a net increase of over half a million. Cash reserve along with Manitoba government bonds stands at 53 5%. President E H Muir stresses maintaining cash reserve in proportion to business. Manager Stratton Whitaker cautions on preventable losses and urges fire danger awareness. The Manitoba company serves local farmers with prompt claims and repairs, emphasizing low premiums and strong cooperation.
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Portage la Prairie
Stratton Whitaker
Portage la Prairie Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Manitoba
Cmpany
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