Girl Guides from eighteen nations sail from Montreal
A party of twenty nine girl scouts and guides from eighteen nations departed Montreal on the Canadian Pacific liner Melita after attending the International Conference of Girl Guides in New York. They were greeted by local officials at Windsor Station and praised the conference's spirit and future impact on the movement.
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Girl Scouts and Guides
Montreal
Melita
International Conference of Girl Guides
New York
Windsor Station
Buffalo
Montresl
Lidia Lidholm
Girl Scouts
Canada
United States
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Toronto
G. B. Dugzean
H. M. Marler
C. Campbell
Ross McDonald
Death of William H Decker Mourned by Decker Village
Obituary notes William H Decker an early resident of Decker Village died August 29 1926 at age about. He served as Past Grand Master of the Decker Odd Fellows lodge and was a longtime Liberal supporter. He chaired Decker and Ortwold school boards and was 22 years a councillor of Hamiota Municipality. Survived by widow and family including Naomi Calary Herbert Robert Fred Albert. Mabel predeceased him. Funeral at Decker Memorial Hall and interment at Hamiota cemetery.
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Decker
William H Decker
Robert Decker
Edmonton
Ontario
Decker Lodge
Liberal Party
Methodist Church
Decker and
Ortwold
Hamiota
Naomi
F. L
Calgary
Herbert
Balcarres
Robert
Fred
Albert
Mabel
Decker Memorial Hall
Oddfellows’ Lodge
Dominion Express Company to Become Canadian Pacific Express
The Dominion Express Company will change its name to Canadian Pacific Express Company after September first marking a deeper tie with the CPR. Incorporated in 1873 and taken over in 1882 by CPR President Van Horne, the firm grew with Canada and now broadens its reach to Canada the United States and worldwide.
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Dominion Express Company
Great Transportation Agency
Canadian Pacific Express Company
Canada
United States
Civilized World
van Horne
CPR
Canadian Pacific Railway
G. A. Kirkpatrick
Geo. Kirkpatrick
Ontario
W. 8. Stout
Express
Stout
Marquette Electors Endorse Progressive Liberal Platform
A joint convention in Marquette selects a candidate to back a platform favoring low tariffs lower freight rates and Hudson Bay Railway completion. The candidate opposes Conservative tariff hikes and Crow Nest Pass changes and promises rural credit old age pensions and reform of electoral law. Labor Day holiday observance note urges Saturday shopping.
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Progressive
Marquette
Dominion of Canada
Western Canada
Crows Nest Pass
Senate
Canada
Dominion
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Two Harbors
Minnesota
C. V. Mayfield
Richard Mayfield
Duluth
Winnipeg & Pacific
Winnipeg
Richard
Hudson's Bay Railway
Mrs. Hay
Geo.m. Strachan
the Portage Farmers’ Mutualire Insurance Co
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Portage Institutions
Superintendent of Insurance
Portage Mutual
the Mutual Life Assurance Company OF Canada
Fred King
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1St Street
Brandon
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