Lord Baden-Powell hails Canadian Boy Scouts growth plans
Rt Hon Lord Baden-Powell, Chief Scout, replies from New Zealand to Birthday greetings for Lord Strathcona and Lady Baden-Powell. He urges expansion of the Scout movement in Canada, praises training and international friendship, notes funding needs, and credits Led Strathcona with starting the movement. Beatty’s cabling thanks are noted. Plans to expand membership continue under the Bessborough challenge.
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Boy Scout
Lord Baden- Powell
Canadian Scoute
New Zealand
EB. W. Beatty
K.O
Boy Scouts In
Canada
Baden- Powell
Baden-Powell
Europe
Asia
Australasia
Lord Bessborough
Holy Father
Ancram native Oliver Harvey buried in Wheatland
Oliver G C Harvey of Ancram aged 49 died at Brandon Hospital on February 20 1935 and was buried February 23 at Wheatland Manitoba. He married Priscilla Hepburn and lived west of Rivers. He was active in St Matthew's Anglican Ancram and Rivers Orange Lodge. Funeral at St James Anglican Rivere. Survived by widow six children Robie Florence Ida Dorothy Harry Lloyd father William Harvey three sisters and one brother. Last rites at graveside by the Orange Lodge.
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Brandon
Wheatland
Manitoba
Lothall
Harvey
Priscilla Hepburn
Rivers
St Matthew's Anglican Church
Ancram
Rivers Orange Lodge
S James Anglican Church
Rivere
EL Williams
Robie
Florence
Ida
Dorothy
Harry
Lloyd
William Harvey
Wm. Vickery
Oak River
S. Mills
M. E. Forman
Melville
Chrange Lodge
Pope Residents News and Upcoming Social Events
Mrs Eccleson and son departed for Ontario on Thursday. The Women’s Association met at Mrs Gilmour’s home. A quilt was finished and plans made for a cup and saucer social on March 21 with a free social evening. The Colt Exhibition on March 30 draws interest with cash prizes and specials. Launch served at the ball during the exhibition. Hamio ta bonspiel participants listed. Geo Arthur went to Winnipeg with a stock carload for Pope Livestock. Chas Ross hospitalized with rheumatism.
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W. Colbeck
H. Grey
W. B. Strachan
O. &. Anderson
H. J Smith
Miss Smith
Crandall
Geo. Arthur
Winnipeg
Pope Livestock Association
Chas Ross
Lavinia Education Week Parents Students and Guests
About thirty five parents and friends met at Lavinia High School on February 14 for Education Week. The program included science and biology demonstrations, a recitation, French songs, dances, a Chicago World's Fair story talk, and a dramatization exercise. Rev. Caruthers gave an address and visitors viewed pupil work before leaving. The Y P S met February 20 at the McLeods with devotional led by Alice Halland and Misa Warren.
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Lavinia High School
Tindall
Wilan Cochrane
Dorothy Wray
Rita Skinner
Carruthers
Y P.S
McLeod
Dolly
Phyllis
Laura McLeod
Gertrude
Lirence Tremaine
Understanding Whooping Cough and Protection for Young Children
A health note describes whooping cough as highly contagious and dangerous for children under three, with early coldlike symptoms and explosive coughing culminating in a whoop. It warns of easy transmission during mild illness, advises keeping coughing individuals away from babies, promotes fresh air, notes higher female susceptibility, and mentions vaccine debates. Readers are urged to contact the Canadian Medical Association in Toronto for questions.
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Canada
Canadian National Railway Revenues Rise in 1935 West Period
The all inclusive Canadian National Railways System west division reported gross revenues of 3,084,760 for the period ending February 14, 1935, up from 2,747,848 in the prior year, a rise of 336,912.
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Canadian National Railways
West
The Wild Horses of Cape Sable Island Remembered
The article recounts Cape Sable Island Nova Scotia famed as the Graveyard of the Atlantic. It traces wild horse origins to 1598 when Marquis de la Roche landed settlers and horses before gales sent them home. A 1802 ship Princess Amelia tragedy and fifty wrecks highlight the island history. Modern navigation aids have improved safety.
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Nova Scotia
Marquis de la Roche
France
Acadia
Prince Edward Island
Benjamin Chadwell
Sable Island
Barrington Passage
Caanadian National Railways
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