Municipal Council Adopts Grants and Appointments
The March meeting notes grants to the Children’s Aid Society Winnipeg for 50.00 and Hamiota Hospital 500.00, plus appointments for weed inspector Jon Murray and sanitary constable Samuel Fisk. Reeve Honeck and Stewart Stewart to seek road improvement funds. credit line of 12 000 requested. Finance reports approved for payments including Ninette Sanitorium and local indemnities. Adjournment set for April 30.
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Reve
Hamiota Hospital Board
Childrens Aid Saciety
Stewart Decker
Childrens Aid Society
Winnipeg
Strachan Beamish
Homiota Hospital
Stewart van Norman
Jon Murray
Stewart
Cochran
Conneil
Samnel Fisk
Samuel Kirk
Strachan
Reeve Jd. A. Honeck
Conneillor
J. Stewart
Wm Ferguson
Rieve
Sec.Treas
H. Greenaway
Ninette
Ting
W. J. Cochran
Jno Strathan
J G. Stewart
W Beamish
R VanNorman
W. H. Decker
J. Andrew
Hamiota Echo
Beanish VanNorman
Coehhran Beamish
Crandell Thanked For Successful Sale Of Livestock
Mr A M Crandell thanks friends and neighbors for attending his unreserved sale of young animals. J H McConnell was ill, his brother J R McConnell assisted. Prices reached $08.50 for stock cattle and horses averaged $22.50. Lanch was served. Miss Cable is improving. Mr J B Hotck to ship hogs, stockers urged to move early.
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A M Crandell
JH McConnell
Jr. McConnell
Farmers of Decker and Lavinia Organize Grain Growers
On March 22 at Lavinia schoolhouse farmers considered forming a local Grain Growers' Association. George Smith chaired the meeting. S Simpson of Shoal Lake urged union and freer trade. E W Alexander became vice president with F Simpson addressing the group. Directors elected include C Brooks J Norton James Duncan J W Stewart W McConnell and A Taylor.
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Decker and Lavinia
Lavisia
Grain Growers’ Association
George Smith
S. Simpson
Shoal Lake
Simpson
Central Association
F. Simpson
G. Smith
E. W. Alexander
E. Dixon
C. Brooks
J. Norton
James Duncan
J. W. Stewart
W. McConnell
A. Taylor
Music Invasion Turns Nighttime Heist Into Mixup
A thief hid behind a screen during a Madison Avenue mansion break in as the family kept a packed daytime schedule. The sequence ended with the intruder emerging at 12:45, pleading to be spared as the household confronted the unexpected visitor.
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Madison Avenue
Jesson
Lesen
Lesen On the Flute At 12:05 All the Brothers and Sitets
Cmd
Voden
Hatinas on Railway Contract Struck by Untrained Worker
A gang of Hatinas on a railway contract removes earth by wheelbarrow. One man hears a squealing wheel, lifts the barrow, and gets sprayed by muddy water. The foreman orders everyone to stick to their own jobs and questions the man about machinery.
Boston Woman on Prison Reform Commission Visits Massachusetts Penitentiary
A Boston woman on a reform commission toured a Massachusetts prison. She expressed pity for the inmates as she moved past each cell, pausing before a man sewing shoves. She asked if it would be better when his sentence ends, and the convict replied with a wry remark about a life sentence.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Weighed by Wealth: Norristown Preacher’s Prayer
A Philadelphia Methodist recalls Bishop Foss anecdotes of an original Norristown preacher who, during a long Sunday night prayer, lists misfortunes and ends with a desire to be tried again with wealth, sighing before the final petition.
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Foss
Philadelphia
Norristown
St. Paul
Train No 616 On Time Through Kansas City
A Philadelphia Evening Post snippet notes Train No 616 from the west arriving on time through Kansas City. The writer cites train statistics and a brief remark “Cause ve known” regarding delays and punctuality.
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Kansas City
Philadelphia Evening Post
Son Seeks Circus Fun With Sawdust Ring Prompt
A Louisville Courier-Journal item depicts a father encouraging his son to create a circus setup using sawdust from cordwood. The exchange imagines a child turning wood into a ring and the dad provides the supply.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
The Difference. Actors on stage and audience today
The exchange notes a debate on whether modern crowds differ from historic audiences. An old hamleteer replies that the aim remains to achieve better performance, suggesting continuity in expectations across eras.
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Pittsburgh Press
Cynicus Discusses Age and Understanding Women
A brief quip features Cynicus arguing he must be younger than his claim suggests because he thinks he understands women. Sillicus challenges the premise in a tersely observed exchange.
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Sillicus
Cynicus
Philadelphia Record
The Chase After Autographs
A brief whimsy notes a collector begging a famed figure for a signature in a cordial, humorous exchange. The dialogue hints at a playful pursuit of celebrity autographs and the collector’s eager goodwill.
No Kick Coming in Propose Scene
A brief comic exchange cited from the Boston Globe shows a couple discussing marriage with humor about a protective parent. The line highlights tenderness and lighthearted fear about approval in a family setting.
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Oring
W. A. McKinsong
J-Lilleg
Oak River
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Chumah
Gail
David Livingstone
Knox Church
Dosgias
Crandell
A Steele
J.B. Hotck
Lavinia
the Chambers Co, Ltd
Mano
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Wm Fowlie, McConnell
Nan Vt
E.W
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Ome
Tost
Hamiota
A. E. Sanderson
Crandell, Man
Gutteridge
the Pioneer Stores
Canada
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Ino
Lemon
Wim. Wright
Hamwta
Richards Livinia
Dobrson
Hamins
Boston Globe
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Thos. Cochrane
B. R. McNaught
KR. E. Hunter
R. Collard
Mrs. Win, Ferguson Mra
J. A Stewart
Harold Ferguson
P.C. W. Bayn
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