Fragmented Classified Notice From Local Advertiser
A damaged section outlines weekly Thursday advertising terms with rates and deadlines. It mentions Amber Botenigtion Rates and U H A 61.0, transient ads for wants, losses, sales, and the rule of two insertions. Copy for changes must reach the office by Tuesday for same week publication.
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Feho Pollinhing
U.H.A
Methodist District Meeting Reports Loyal Support and Unions
The Birtle District Methodist meeting at Rossell Lay notes 1124 members and 450 families. Mission funds rose to 5387 dollars, Hamiota led with 1000 to General Mission Fund and 520 to WMS. Union church moves form at Rossburn Angusville and possibly Birtle. Isabella Presbyterians may unite with Methodists, delay advised.
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Methodists of
Rossburn
W H.C. Leech
J. H. Shemelt
Russell
T. B. Pearson
Angoesville
Journal
F.C. Middleton
Hamiota
General Mission Fund
W.M.S
Angusville
Birtle
Isabella
Orrwold
Miniota
Crandall
Reve. Price
Leech
Newdale
J. A. Stemnitt
Russell Church
Winnipes
W. W. Lewis
Amiota
J. Russell Lynch
W. H. Stewart
T. W. Bird
Presbyterian Church Association Forms to Preserve Canada Church
The shore Presbyterian Church Association invites Presbyterians to join by sending names and addresses. It seeks lists from all parts to distribute free publications and informs Western Presbyterians of Unionists efforts to erase the church and the measures to preserve it. Write to CH MITCHELL.
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The
Shore Association
Presbyterian Church In
Canada
CH Mitchell
Minnedosa W M S Holds Third Annual Presbyterial Meeting
The Minnedosa Presbyterial of the W.M.S. held its third annual meeting at Crandall on May 30 and June 1. Ideal weather and a larger attendance greeted participants. An intercessory session honored Our King Our Empire Our Soldiers and Our Allies, ending with a powerful address by Missionary McGregor, traveling secretary.
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Minnedosa
Crandall hosts Red Cross delegates amid harvest notes
The Crandall gathering impressed delegates with a warm welcome, meals in the church basement, and a $130 Red Cross contribution. Farmers face dry land, seeding continues, and Alberta grain prospects vary. A ground hog exhibit and a domestic fowl incident add local color as CPR share arrangements surface.
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Arrow River
Mies MacLaughlin
Hamiota
Crandall
Red Cross Society
Weather Woes Slow Wheat Growth Across Arrow River Region
Weather over the past week brought near daily frost and persistent cold winds, hindering crop development. In several areas, wheat shoots show stunted growth as farmers report delayed emergence and slowed progress due to harsh conditions.
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Che Hamiota
Ecivo
C. W. Venables
Methodist
Gahada Pernanket Hortgage Coy
Loney
Leanen Farm
Presbyterian Church Association
W. M.S
Alberta
Marvin
Wm. Copeland
Lyech
Jack Marvin
Oe Eliott
Ain
Abel
CPR
R. Freedman
P. C. W. Raymer
S. Paterson
Kenton, Man
J H. McConnell
Turner’s Hall
Province of
Manitoba
Wall, Sparling & Sparling, Barristers, Etc
Main Street
Winnipeg
A.D
Ontario
the Grain Growers’ Grain Company, Litd
Man
Jas. Scott, Hamiota
AW. Lief
Lavinia
Lumber Troubles
Imperial
Ford
R. M. Stone
McConnell
Thos. Hamilton
Cranoall