Postal rate changes take effect. rates listed for letters and locals
New Canadian postal rates effective today include 3c first ounce and 2c per extra ounce for Canada and major destinations, 5c first ounce and 2c extra for other countries, with postcards unchanged. The Women's Institute met June 23 in Orange Hall with about forty attendees and discussed WI conventions in Isabella and Winnipeg, plus handiwork exhibits and a new provincial advisory board member.
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Canada
Great Britain
British Empire
France
United States
North
South America
Women's Institute
Orange Hall
Isabella
Winnipeg
G. 8. Fraser
Women’s Institute
Home Economic Society
Fraser
R. McNaught
W.I
Canadian Ranger Ships Large B C Fir East to Montreal
The Canadian National freighter Canadian Ranger brought lumber from British Columbia to Montreal, via Vancouver Saint John and Halifax. The ship carried 3,000,000 feet to Montreal, including 200,000 feet from Saint John and 800,000 feet from Halifax. The cargo, huge logs and beams of British Columbia fir, would build about 106 rooms’ worth of houses.
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Montreal
British Columbia
Panama Canal
Vancouver
Saint John
N. B
Halifax
Hamiota Council to Consider Road Sale By Law
The Rural Municipality of Hamiota Manitoba will hold a regular meeting at 1000 a.m. on Saturday July 11 1931 to consider passing a by law to sell road allowance between sections 16 and 21 township 13 range 24 west of the principal meridian. Citizens may object at the meeting. Reeve WM. T. Andrew secretary treasurer.
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Hamiota
Manitoba
Crop prospects mixed in western Canada amid variable rains
The Canadian Pacific Railway department of Agriculture reports heavy rains in Northern Alberta and general showers in Saskatchewan and Manitoba aiding some crops. Eastern and northern Manitoba, northern Saskatchewan and most of Alberta show favorable conditions, while southwestern Manitoba and parts of western Saskatchewan remain critical due to wind, drought, and heat.
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Canada
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Canadian Pacific Railway Department of Agriculture
Canadian Pacific
Swift Current
Health Service Edited by Grant Fleming M D Associate Secri
An editor’s note from Grant Fleming M D Associate Secretary outlines revisions to the health service section. The piece discusses policy tweaks, staffing, and program priorities for local medical services.
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Grant Fleming
M.D
SECRI
Healthy nose function and care guidance
The nose warms and moistens air, filters particles, and drains the sinuses. Breathing through the nose preserves air conditioning. mouth breathing bypasses this. Avoid nasal washes. blow gently. If adenoids obstruct breathing, removal may help hearing. Colds can spread to sinuses. seek prompt treatment to prevent infection spread.
Farmers forecast fodder oats as weather affects feed crisis
Blown or dried out conditions leave most fields with shot blades and short stems. The department believes weekly moisture may drive many dry-area farmers to feed oats for fodder, though a solution to feed and water problems hinges on future weather. Some divisions report temporary improvement.
Hamiota Church Announces Summer Camp Sermon Change
The Hamiota United Church announces Sunday July Sth 1931 morning worship at 11 o clock with the Lord's Supper at 12 10. Sunday School and Bible Classes precede the noon service. The evening service is withdrawn due to the United Church Summer Camp at Shoal Lake.
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United Church
Shoal Lake
English Football Team Rest at Jasper Park Lodge During Canada Tour
The thirty three member British football squad, touring Canada for exhibition games three or four times weekly, spent a day at Jasper Park Lodge. They relaxed and enjoyed sonic motor drives to Mount Edith Cavell and Maligne Canyon during their respite.
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Canada
Jasper Park Lodge
Mount Edith Cavell
Maligne Canyon
Hamiota postal changes and show dates announced
New postal rates take effect today with a stamp requirement for Jetters. The Hamiota Horticultural Society lists a Flower and Vegetable Show on August 21 and 22, with prize lists available from Secretary Mrs. W. Lief. A Telephones department complaint warns of rifle bullets breaking insulators on poles in the Hamiota district, promising provincial police action and possible fines or jail if continued.
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Hamiota Horticultural Society
Department of Telephones
Hamiota
Chapel Services At Oakner Chumah Scotia United
Reverend N B McLenaghen leads services at Oakner Chumah and Scotia United Churches with a Cabren service at 11 am. Sunday school at 12 10 pm Bootia at 12 30 pm Chumaek at 2 15 pm Sunday School 3 pm and preaching services following.
Christ Church Anglican Holds Fifth Sunday Services
Mr L Harrison leads at Christ Church in charge for the Fifth Sunday after Trinity with a 10 30 am service and a Sunday School at 1 o'clock. Evening service includes a sermon.
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L. Harrison
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Decker WL
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B.C
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Canadian National Railway
Robt. Pearson
Reeve
WM. T. Andrew
Health Service
Canadian Medical Association
College Street
Toronto
R. E. McCullagh
J. Rees
tHarding Fair
Kay
R. H. Wood
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Chumah
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N B. McLenaghen
Cabrner
Bootia
Chumaek
NOBLE
Watch Repairing Institute
Smith
Princess Street
Brandon
Town Hall
Christ Church
Trinity
F. W. Decker
Decker, Man
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Vancouver Island
Alaska
Eastern Canada
Great Lakes
Arran
H. R. Mathewson
Gene
Canadian Pacific Railway
Tral
Winnipeg, Man
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