Winnipeg bride wed William Bell in Manitoba
Mrs Henderson left for Winnipeg where she married William Bell of Biaris. The annual Red Cross meeting in Pope district elected officers WD Rivers president W B Strachan vice president Mrs A M Mackay secretary and A M Mackay treasurer. Donations totaled 271 86 with many items listed for quilts clothing and relief, nine Christmas boxes sent overseas to Boys in the Navy, and a wool bedthrow raffle won by Gordon Smith of Hamiota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Mabel Henderson
Winnipeg
William Bell
Biaris
Pope Red
WD Rivers
W B. Strachan
A M. Mackay
A. M. Mackay
Fragmented Catalog Or Prices From A Historic Page
A jagged line of numbers and abbreviations appears like a catalog or fare list with cents and units such as 22¢ 19¢ 24¢ 20c 16¢c 1ic 9c. Readable items resemble short price entries and coded notations rather than full sentences or clear goods.
McConnell Church Services and Bazaar Plan
McConnell church to hold Sunday service at 11 or 1. Sunday School meets at noon. Ladies' Aid to host a bazaar and silver tea Friday November 27 at the local hall. Preparations under way to brighten Christmas season. fall portions to follow. Threshing active in many districts. snow vane query hints winter ahead. John Smith of Rapid City visited the neighborhood. KR Nailson thanks friends for support during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Rapid City
Decker Social Ties And Military Leaves Highlight Town Notes
Portage la Prairie visitor J Prout stays with sister in law Mrs Bailey Sr. Rev and Mrs J Cooper of Plumas renew acquaintances in Decker. Signalman Harvey Cox on leave from Kisgeton Ont. visits parents Mr and Mrs A Cox. Vancouver guest Mrs L Wyatt Smith stays with Aunt Mrs H Stewart. Evening Auxiliary hosted by Mrs Vera Cook. Gardenale Concert Party visits Decker with a fine show, followed by a dance. Mrs Reg Decker hospitalized in Hamiota after appendix operation. Miss Idella Decker of Brandon weekends with her parents. Lloyd Stewart on leave from Shilo at home with family. Pte Jack Davidson on leave from Fort Osborne Winnipeg at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Smith
Francis Wyatt
Vancouver
B.C
Mra H. Stewart
Vera Cook
W.I
Oardale
Decker
AH. Gill
Reg Decker
Hamiota Hospital
Idella Decker
Brandon
A. L. Decker
Lloyd Stewart
Shiloh
Stewart
Jack Davidson
Fort Osborne Barracks
Winnipeg
Henry Davidson
Health Bulletin from Manitoba Department of Health
Manitoba Department of Health and Public Welfare issues a health bulletin outlining public health guidance and welfare recommendations. The document emphasizes disease prevention, vaccination uptake, and community health programs for residents across the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Health and Public Welfare
Manitoba
Preventing Cancer Through Hygiene and Early Care
The article explains that cancer cause is not fully known but irritation favors cancer development. It urges dental care to prevent mouth cancers, proper fit of dental plates, and removal or repair of jagged teeth. It notes pipe smokers' lip cancers from repeated lip irritation and advises treating chronic sores and keeping skin clean with vigilance on moles and warts.
Cancer prevention and health guidance from Manitoba notices
This article provides general health advice stressing early investigation for breast lumps after breastfeeding and cautions on cancers of digestive organs. It advises thorough chewing, regular meals, and prompt medical checks for unusual bleeding or discharges, highlighting annual examinations as a safeguard.
The World Wheat By H. G. L. Strange Director
H. G. L. Strange, director of The Drop Testing Plan, presents a study or report on global wheat production. The piece outlines testing methods and aims to gauge wheat quality across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. L. Strange
Next Year OROP Debate and Wheat Surplus Opinion
The speaker warns farmers about looming wheat and coarse grain surpluses on Anguet Ist, criticizes halting prairie seeding, and urges sowing the same acreage next spring to honor Providence and avoid wasting abundance. He argues against state maintenance of farming families and calls for continuing current planting levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anguet
Sow all the acreage we can in wartime says official
The speaker urges maximizing wartime grain planting to avoid shortages. Global demand rises with exports to Spain Portugal Russia Turkey Italy Albania Yugoslavia Greece and livestock programs in the United States. Peru imports wheat, Argentina reports a large surplus, Canada projects over 600 million bushels, and Britain harvests a record crop with plans to raise wheat acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Portugal
Russia
Turkey
Italy
Albania
Yugo Slavia
Greece
United States
Peru
Europe
Mexico
Canada
Britain
Canada Year Book for 1942 announced by Dominion Bureau
The 1942 edition of the Canada Year Book is announced under the authority of Hon. James A McKinnon Minister of Trade and Commerce. It is the official statistical annual with up to date accounts of natural resources, history, institutions, demography, production, trades, transport, finance, and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A McKinnon
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Dominion
Canadian National Earnings Rise in September 1942
Canadian National Railways reports September 1942 operating revenues of 33.56 million, up from 27.18 million in September 1941, with September net revenue at 0.832 million versus 6.393 million a year earlier. For the first nine months of 1942, operating revenues reach 270.83 million and net revenue 62.76 million, increases of 50.51 million and 14.17 million respectively from 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Railways
Canada Year Book 1948 pass through review and pricing
The article notes the 1948 Canada Year Book exceeds 1000 pages with statistics on national progress since 1871. It explains availability from King's Printer Ottawa at $1.50 and offers limited paper copies at 50 cents to ministers, students, and teachers via the Dominion Statistician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion
Ottawa
Births at Hamiota General Hospital 1942
Birth notices from Hamiota General Hospital list six newborns in November 1942. Individuals include T B Stevens of Kenton Man for a son, G A Woring of Alexander Man for a son, A Hare of Oak River Man for a son, Stanley Campbell of Cardale Man for twins, T S McLaughlin of Harding Man for a son, and A H Aldrich of Lavinia Man for a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Stevens
Kenton, Man
G. A.ioring
Alexander, Man
A. Hare
Oak River
Man
Stanley Campbell
Cardale
I’. S. MecLaughlin
Harding, Man
A. H. Aldrich
Lavinia, Man
McConnell Bros Auction Sale List
Auction notice for H A Cuffe farm near Isabella offers 25 head of Shorthorn cattle horses and pigs with sale set for Thursday November 26 at noon bills available at the sale location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnell Bros
H. A. Cuffe
Isabella
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Kenneth Strachan
Wieeipea
Kenneth Smith
Phillip Arthur
Mre Strachan
Lonvenor
Kerr
Donati
Hamiota
Pee Eye
Csc cc
Hemiote Board of Trade
Red Croes
Seri Iver
Seaman
Local War Work Committee
Christ
Red Cross
Gordon Smith
S. Sweid
Canada Packers, Limited
McConnell
KR. Nailson
McConnell District
Kor
The
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
the World Wheat
Navy League
Canadian Navy
Allied Merchant Service
John Parton
Westgate
Ion
Hamiota General Hospital
Hemphill
Sec.-Treas
District Fire Office
I. P. Sprickland
F. M. Coombs
Main Road South
Court Hamiota
Court Hamiots No. 367
Orange Hall
Wm. McBain
John Meshes
Ree.Beoe
L. S. Taylor
Burgess’ Office
Royal Bank
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