Liberal Governee Priority Reduced In Dominion Election
The Liberals win a reduced majority as elections conclude. Ontario swings and Hon. Clifford Sifton narrowly misses defeat. Dr. Roche gains support with a large vote total and the absence of last election’s thin red line. Province tallies show Liberal strength across regions. several elections postponed with three seats still in doubt.
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Ontario
Clifford Sifton
Dr. Roche
Dominion
Town Drain Should Be Attended To Now
The notice urges immediate action to seal off street and yard taps to the main sewer to prevent freezing and tile damage. It warns that improper precautions could repeat spring thaw problems and costly repairs, while noting some citizens have already closed openings.
J Frank Fouche Performs at McConnell’s Ball This Monday
The Ladies' Hospital Aid brings Mr J Frank Fouche a celebrated Shakespearean reader for an entertaining program at McConnell's ball on Monday November second. Proceeds go to the hospital fund. Tickets are on sale at the drug store.
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Hospital Aid
J. Frank Fouche
Dr Roche Wins Largest Majority Yet in Constituency
Dr Roche has been elected to represent the constituency in the Dominion parliament with a record majority of 558. He carried 27 of 42 polls and tied one. The Galician vote was near even, while Hamiota surprised supporters with a strong Liberal showing. Conservatives and Liberals held public gatherings to review returns.
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Roche
House of Commons
Marquette
Jackson
Grain in Crandell district at harvest peak
Report states farmers hold grain as the Crandell area sees oats in demand. Visitors Capt H D B Ketchen and wife of Winnipeg stay with Jas Robinson Lum while Flo and others are seen traveling Crandell weekly. Geese reported bags by locals. Literary society plans a program for Wednesday evening in Knox Church basement.
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H. D B. Ketchen
Winnipeg
Jas. Robinson
Lum
Flo
Crandell
Literary Society
Knox Church
School News On Campus Refinements And Fire Drill
Coal stored in basement for winter de coke. Grounds levelled to prevent water near the building. Rooms repainted and kalsomined by trustees. Inspector Newcombe and Me H A Fraser praised the school. A library of twelve books added to the third room. A local minister lectured Fridays. Each room now has small library. free books by room only. Fire drill conducted. doors fitted for quick egress. Fire bell occasionally pulled to startle pupils. concern raised about continued practice.
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Bank of Hamilton
F. C. Grant
Hamida
Barristers, &c
Frev C.bennest
Hudson
Aed
Man
Leroon
W. B. Daynard
Bonor
Boral College of Dental Surgeons
Toronto
Toronto University
Hunter's Jewelry
Jackson & Mackay
Hiamiota
M. B. Jackson
North End
Dentistry
Tidward M. Reid
D.D
Philadelphia Dental College
Philadelphia School of Anatomy
Garrettoon Hospital
Pennsylvania
Royal College Dental Surgeons
Dominion Dental Council of Canada
Manitoba Dental Association
Oflice
Reddesheimer Block
M. A. Whimster
Hamiota
C. P. BR
A. E. Brown
Box 14
Timavonn
Sask
Lamb
Astrakhan
WM. Chatbers
General Merchant
Joy
Eoth
Manitoba Hardware & Lumber Co
J. £. Wright
AJEST
Crandell Trail
Jno
JohnsTon, Hamiota
Miss McMurachy
Ross & Cristenia Street
Presbyterian Church
Gutteridge
C.p. Howden’s
Espide City
Quebec
Nova Scotia
New Bruns
Alberta
Orance Hall
McConnell’s Hall
Major Jackson
Dr, W. 3. Roche
Strathelain
Newdale
Basswood
Scandinavia
Birtle i
St Lazare
Foxwarren
Binscarth
Seeburn
Rossburn
Snake Creek
Russell
Shellmouth
Russel
Roblin
Cummings Hazlett & Cos, Grain Exchange
Geo. Edwards
Kalsomindd
Inspector Newcombe
Me. H. A. Fraser
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