Debate on whether success is a curse to a country
A church audience heard a debate Tuesday evening on the resolution that success is a greater curse to a country than adversity. James Francis argued for the affirmative with Charlie Thames, while William Donald spoke against with Freddie the grocer. Judges Mrs Brown Miss Dickson and Geo Y Rankin awarded the win to the negative. A box social follows in the church basement on Friday March 29 with a sacred songs program and district talent. good time expected.
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James Francis
Charlie Thames
Wm. Donald
Freddie
Brown Miss Dickson
Ge. Y. Rankin
Pricay
Brethen Welc
Fragmented OCR Quoted Text with Unclear References
The readable bits show praise and scattered phrases about a man or text named Las don batia and Chamberlain. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations emerge to form a concrete news item.
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Chamberlain
Unauthorized ad publication note in agency memo
An internal warning notes that unauthorized publication of a small advertisement will not be paid. The memo emphasizes compliance and outlines that only approved inserts receive payment.
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N.B
Chamberlains Tahiets For Sale By Dealers
Exquisite product claims promise relief with a clear tendency toward lasting cures. A broad notice states many have been permanently cured by their use and that the item is available for sale by all dealers.
Farm for Sale Near Miniota with 40 Acres Cultivated
Farm for sale six miles from Miniota and two miles from siding. Price listed at 1500 dollars per acre. About 40 acres under cultivation with the remainder available. Includes house and property. Located in Portage in Prairie, Manitoba. Owner listed as H. L. Weyer.
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Miniota
Public Notice on By-law for School District of Lavinia No 1
By-law to borrow two thousand dollars via debentures to build and furnish a school is passed. A vote of legally qualified electors will be held Tuesday April 2 1932 from 9 am to 5 pm at Mrs Eliza Jixon’s house in Township 15 Range 1 west. Final counting at the Village of Hamita on April 3 1932 at 10 am.
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Noll
Lavinia
No. 1
Manitoba
Eittet
Eliza Jixon
Hamieta
Hami
Chambers Co. Store Wins Season Crowning Local Champions
The likely final working game of the season was played last night between Chambers Co. store and the lamber and grain men. The Chambers quartet won easily and, having defeated every other firm team in town, may be termed champions for this year.
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Chambers Co
Lamber and Grain
Chambers
The Hamiota Departmental Stores A Woman's Secret
A woman’s secret unfolds at The Hamiota Departmental Stores revealing a tale of personal choices and social scrutiny within a small community. The narrative frames friendship, risk, and reputation against a backdrop of local commerce and everyday life.
Undefined OCR Item Summary
Unable to determine a coherent event or subjects from the provided fragment. Content appears to be pricing and shorthand not forming a readable news item with identifiable persons or organizations.
Exalting Hasse for the Charity Bonspiel
The charity bonspiel concluded last Saturday with dramatic ends in both series. Fraser and R E Hunter battled to a 3 4 score in the first, Hunter securing victory after a final rock. Andrew S Venu and L Andrew S Venu led the second series to a close finish with a one point win for Andrew. The winning rink comprised Miss Sproat Miss Coch rane Hard Ferguson and Bo Hunter. The event raised about 883 dollars for the hospital.
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Fraser
RE. Hunter
Hunter
Framer
Bunter Wicks
Battua
L. Andrew S
Andrew
Oueck
Onisa li
Judotp
Tack
Awain
Miss Sproat
Miss Cochrane
Hard Ferguson
Bo Hunter
Community Notes From Oak River And District
Mr and Mrs Percy Henderson of Lani an Sask visited Mrs F M Chapman last week. Percy, once with CP R engineering, has married. Mrs Maffin and son of Tantallen Sask visit Aunt Mrs Jobs Armstrong. Mrs Hughes and son visited. Mrs Robert Melvin died March 21 and was buried in Brandon. Mr Melvin remains ill. Wills Greenaway sold his farm to J Robbin and moved to Calgary. The Orangewren’s social evening was well attended. Frank Bowman bought the Haight farm. A moving picture show was held in McConnell's hall this week with new programming each night.
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Percy Henderson
Lani
Sask
Raca
F. M. Chapman
Percy
C.P R
Maffin
Tantallen, Sask
Jobs Armstrong
Hughes
Son
Armstrong
Robert Melvin
Brandon
Melvin
Walkers
Hig Farm
Russell McKenzie
Calgary
Walker
Wills Greenaway
J. Robbin
McConnell’s
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