Hamiota Opens Season, Shoal Lake Loses On Victoria Day
In the Mid Western Baseball League at Shoal Lake on Victoria Day Hamiota defeated Shoal Lake 106. On Haag iota Diamond Monday Oak River won 9 to 2 with Ollie Jordan hitting a homer and adding a three bagger alongside Colin McMillan.
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Hamiota
Shoal Lake
Victoria
Haagiota
Oak River
Ollie Jordan
Colin McMillan
Voters List Oath Procedure Set For June 22 1923 Vote
For the June 22 1923 vote the Deputy Returning Officer may administer oath to unnamed applicants not on the list if vouched for by a resident elector. After oath, the applicant’s name is added to the voters list with sworn noted.
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Moderation League
Brandon Fair Dominates Manitoba Provincial Exposition
The Manitoba Free Press describes Brandon Fair as a community milestone drawing visitors from across Manitoba. It highlights the fairgrounds exhibits by the extension department of agriculture showcasing dairy produce and farming ideas, plus a celebrated animal parade exemplifying ideal form and color. Brandon’s fair runs July 2 to 7.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Brandon
Bnards
Ono
Extension Department
Department of Agriculture
Immigrant settlers sought from Scottish islands. Canada aims
Glasgow reports the committee for settlers plans to bring a number of families and farm workers from the Hebrides to the Province. A special passage charter may sail to move the settlers, while many youths and married men are targets. The effort spans the Scottish islands and province, with details unfolding in the press.
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Glasson
Glas
Iseas
Ies Rae
Alree
Ontario Orion
London
Nextweil
Hebrides
Scotland
Calgary freight chief predicts Canada to regain prosperity by 1924
W B Larian of Montreal and Canadian Pacific's freight traffic manager says Canada will revive industry and agriculture despite pessimism. He highlights Alberta's agricultural potential coal wealth waterpower and argues population growth will unlock wealth from natural resources.
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Calgary
Alta
W. B. Larian
Montreal
Treiohr Troffin
Canadian Pacific
The
Herald
Canada
Cral Transportation Company
Retirements mark CPR and CER service changes in Ontario
In Brockville area retirements on the Canadian Pacific Railway are announced including James Jelly a long time road master at Carleton Place and James Milliken CER section foreman at Carleton Place. Also James A Argus retires on pension with successor named. A new CPR overhead bridge project advances at Kongtn Junction and a prized Aberdeens Angus bull changes hands in Hamiota with a $4000 purchase price and strong lineage references.
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Brockville
Ontario
Canadian Pacific Railway
James Jelly
Carleton Place
James Milliken
CER
Ssbreber
C.P.R
Kongtn
Domren Edge Company
Montreal
C.p.k
CNR
Angus Herd Investment Highlights of Mr McConnell
Mr McConnell now owns an excellent herd of Angus cattle. The saving is that the size is fifty per cent of the herd, and his choice of a herd sire shows he strongly believes in the importance of a good bull.
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McConnell
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