Union Bank of Canada Reports 60th Anniversary Year
The Union Bank of Canada, head office Winnipeg, marks its diamond jubilee with the 60th annual report presented to shareholders on January 13. The 1924 year shows continued unsettled business conditions but ends with a sound balance sheet and strong customer service nationwide. The report praises prudent policy and efficient banking services across Western Canada.
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Union Bank of Canada
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Winnipeg
Western Canada
Dominion
Senk
Hich
Union Bank
Bank profits fund quarterly dividends and reserves in 1924
The bank reports liabilities to the public at 52 percent of total, with assets at 120.6 million. Profits from the year total 1.23 million, funding 640000 in regular dividends, 134581 for taxes, and 10000 to the Officers Pension Fund. Remainder goes to premises reduction, a 100000 contingent account, and carried-forward reserves.
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Dominion
Farmers advertise oats for sale to Hamiota Society
The Lavinia ULF.M Local held a successful meeting on January 12. Minutes were read and reports from delegates MacIntosh, Dixon, and R. E. W. McConnell were well received. The group plans a large membership increase in 1925 and discussed cooperative supplies sugar salt coal.
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Lavinia Ulf.m
Jnuars
Che
Messra MacIntosh
E. A Dixon
RE. W. McConnell
Knox Presbyterian Church Services and Programs
Knox Presbyterian Church holds Sunday School and Bible Class with orchestra music. Special music by the choir at the 7 pm service. Sunday School at 2 pm and Preaching Service at 3 pm.
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Sanday
Oarner
Christ Church Anglican Service Schedule 1925
Rev T B Butler incumbent holds Sunday worship January 1925 at 1015 a.m. with Sunday School at 7 p.m. Evening Prayer preached by Rev C Wood. Evening Communion on the fifth Sunday. Oak River service at 2 p.m. with Sunday School at 3 p.m. and an Afternoon Service.
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C Wood
Death of George Parker Dims After Diptheria at Rivers Home
George Parker ten year old son of Walter Parker died of diphtheria at his Rivers home after visiting friends north of town. His mother perished in a prior flu epidemic. Funeral held Sunday with absent family due to illness. Separately, the Bishop of Brandon inducted Rev T B Butler into Hamiota and Oak River, delivering an inspiring sermon from St John. A reception followed at the church basement. Rev J W Little toured for Sunday School work. He preached at Zion Knox Chamakh Crandall and Crandall, and led a Sunday School Institute at Knox Church with papers by Mrs Harold Shier and Principal Johannsson. Delegates from several communities attended along with Knox and Zion wood representations.
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Edna Reed
Zion Church
Miss Red
Miss Reed
Dorothy Reed
Reid
Mre Spiers
Pettapiece
Mise Nora Kunchey
Fry
Theatre of Zion Welcome Bible
A. Curry
Diptheria
George
Walter Parker
Rivers
Brandon
T. B. Butler
Hamiota
Oak River
J. W. Little
Winnipeg
Knox
Chamakh
Crandall
Knox Church
Harold Shier
Johannsson
Little
KA Swyers
Mr Little
Chhumah
Lavinia
McConnell
Knox and
Zion
Tourists Enter Nova Scotia and Car Traffic Rises
About 100,606 visitors entered Nova Scotia this past season and spent roughly 97.5 million dollars, up 25 percent from last year. Over 11,000 motor cars crossed the province during the period. Canada Book Week ran December 1 to 6 with readings and displays to promote reading and Canadian literature, and a reckless rotorist incident near Blind River, Ontario ended with injuries when a car collided with a train at speed.
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Nova Scotia
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Blind River
Ontario
Fortunne
Mortgage Sale Notice in Hamiota Manitoba 1925
Public auction to sell the NE quarter of Section 3 Township 16 Range 25 W. of the Principal Meridian Manitoba. 80 acres cultivated, no buildings. 20 percent cash at sale with balance per terms. First mortgage and reserve bid apply. Harrison Burgess solicitors. Dated January 9 1925 in Hamiota Manitoba.
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MecConnell Bros
Hamiota
Manitoba
Province of
Man
A.D
Northern Gateways Fete Records in 200 Mile Dog Derby
The 1924 200 mile dog derby at Pas Manitoba is described with Shorty Russick as a winner who used humane handling and saved his whip. Russick fed his team three times during the race and finished in a record 2 hours 52 minutes. His ration included chopped hamburger steak and eggs with ham fat, preprepared to save time at stations. His sleigh is 12 feet long with birdseye maple, babiche reinforcements, a stout footbrake, and hickory runners for grip in subzero conditions.
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Northern
Pas
Manitoba
Shorty Russick
Russick
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