Weather knocks out Arrow ton Lavinia baseball game
The Saturday game was postponed due to bad weather. Local updates note residents Chas Ludlow of Dauphin visiting, Geo Robertson of Arden and Mrs Thomas Walker from Griswold visiting family. Sunday school welcomed Miss Grey as new reviewer after Miss Short left. Bailey returned from Portage la Prairie, Tom out for now. Councillor Parkinson reports a crew under Commissioner Lief making road improvements with funding hopes lasting in this ward.
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Lavinia
Chas. Ludlow
Dauphin
John Ludlow
Geo. Robertson
Arden
Wm. Robertson
Thomas Walker
Griswold
Parkinson
Lief
The Herald Subscriptions and Ad Rates Notice
The Herald of Hamiota Manitoba lists subscription at $1 in advance and advertising rates on application. It details contract terms, transient ads, and special notices including church socials with admission fees, plus editorial contact Jas. L Ross.
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Britain and Canada policy notes and cross border fenc ing ideas
The piece surveys international tariffs reciprocity with Canada and predicts Western Canada growth. It cites Theodore M Knappen on ten year Canadian output, cites the New York Post stance on Northwest reciprocity, and notes a Hamilton Times mention of a barb wire fence on the Montana Canada border. It argues tariff protection benefits domestic producers and harms foreign buyers.
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Minneapolis
Western Canada
York Post
American Northwest
Canada
Hamilton Times
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United States
American Steel Trust
Grains and Railways Face Possible Blockade in Fall
Farmers in Kansas and grain merchants fear a repeat of last year as navigation nears closure. CP Rail official E A James says no blockade if farmers refrain from pushing shipments. he cites 36.6 million bushels moved through Fort William last year. The railroad plans include 45 new locomotives, nearly 10,000 box cars on the western division, and expanded elevator capacity to 16 million bushels plus a new 9.5 million bushel lake port facility by January.
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Lavinia School Plans Library Disposal and Berry Pick Trip
Lavinia Sunday school seeks to dispose of its old library to a neighboring school. Some Laviniaites plan a berry picking expedition to Egypt this week.
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Egypt
Hodnett Family Moves and Local News From Miniota District
Mr and Mrs Hodnett and remaining family members moved up here on Thursday last. Mr Dalton a former resident was renewing acquaintances here for a couple of days. Mr Jos Andrews and two little girls visiting friends returned to Hamiota on Tuesday. Arrow River Sunday school picnic held Friday was well attended and Miniota boys lost at football. Miss M Holley daughter of Josh Holley elevator foreman is visiting and hopes the outing helps health. Many attended the Hamiota fair on Wednesday and report an excellent day. A carload of Hodnett stock arrived last week and is on sale at their store which opened Monday. We wish them success and hope they benefit our town.
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Ganz
Hodnett’s
Notice to creditors in Neil McDonald estate Surrogate Court
In the Surrogate Court of the Western Judicial District Manitoba notice under The Manitoba Trustee Act. Creditors of Neil McDonald deceased to file claims by September 9. Elizabeth Ann McDonald Administratrix and A R Campbell solicitor for Elizabeth Ann McDonald solicit proof of claims with details and security if any.
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Neil McDonald
Blanchard
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A.D. Mar
Elizabeth Ann McDonald
Sratria
Miss Wallace's Cinderella Concert Delights McConnell Hall
Miss Wallace's pupils presented Cinderella in McConnell's hall last Wednesday to a large appreciative audience. The production featured strong performances by Lottie Basler as Cinderella and Jennie Steel, Annie McRae as the sisters, Willie Kirk as Prince Charming, and a chorus of Heddesheimer and Basler youths. The program included piano duets, vocal duets, and solos that drew enthusiastic applause.
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Jennie Steel
Annie McRae
Proudie
Annie Lorimer
Willie Kirk
Prince Charming
Philip
Willie Heddesheimer
Sir Hector
Sir Halliday
Henry Heddesheimer
Bertha Stephens
Dolly Heddesheimer
Vixie Breckenridge
Mona Thomson
Dodo Basler
Agnes Riddell
Frank Brown
Mary Latimer
Miss Wallace
Flora Bailey
Little Jean
Belle of
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Lottie Basler
Bradwardine Lots Given Away in Old Town Notice
A letter from OLD BEADWARDINE responds to Bradwardine town growth reports. It claims the old Bradwardine center gains a siding and new business, offering free lots to attract merchants, and calls for a boarding house to serve workers on upcoming elevators and stores.
Fair Play Chewing Tobacco Ad by Eupinn Tonacoo Co
An advertisement promotes Fair Play chewing tobacco as the best quality longest lasting and largest graded plug. It claims guaranteed satisfaction with a money back refund if not satisfied and notes dealer authorization.
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Tue Eupinn Tonacoo Co
Lirp
Eye Ear Throat Clinic Appointment Notice
Local medical office lists hours from 9 to 12 and 4 to 6 with appointments available. Office at 42 Main Street Winn Pew, with reference to Baker Hinck and Josephine for residency or notice details.
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Public meeting on Hawiata drainage cost to be held
Public meeting of the ratepayers of Hamiata Municipality is set in the Orange Hall on Thursday August Lith at 7 p.m. to decide how to apportion the Hawiata drainage cost of over 2293 between the town plot and the municipality. Ratepayers should attend as the matter is of considerable importance.
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Aucutt Ltd Ledger Dispute Noted in Court Claim
In a terse entry, L, 2 On Aucutt Ltd faces a judgment or claim involving Hamileta cod Bradwar dine cleareb and a wheat ticket No. 1. Metcamel & Coombes are said to favor W. Beamish for B60. Pinder to plead return and oblige, W. Beamish.
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Hamileta
Bradwardine Cleareb
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W. Beamish
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