Local notes from the district and province
The column reports varied happenings from Oak Lake Manitoba and nearby areas. Mr Blair buys property, stock is shipped to Moose Jaw, Clara McKinnon recovers, and crops improve after rains. A housewife’s thrift, a diamond ring recovered, and travel notes about Mrs McCormick, Mrs Curtis, and Norman Balfour. An aeroplane factory in Canada is mentioned with silver spruce wood. Bert Halladay injures foot. north country feed conditions discussed.
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Canada
Prince Machines
Balfour Family Expands Holdings and Auto Purchase
Ane recently drafted into the U S Army. Mr Balfour surveyed the country and reports satisfaction with his local holdings. Norman Balfour buys a Ford runabout from E M Butts. The Railway Commission orders a twenty percent freight rate increase, drawing indignation from eastern manufacturers and protest from railway magnates over rising costs.
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Ane
U.S
Mr. Balfour
The
Railway Commission
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Butterick
F. A. McKinnon
Plymouth
S. S. Kerr
General Merchant
Interior Elevator CO
J. H. Stevenson
John Deer
Eorders
F. G. Curtis
General Blacksmith
Lawson, Sask
Arthur G. Murrell
Gilroy
W.N. Miller
Lawson Lodge
N. G. Norman Kerr
Rec
Secy
L. Straith, M. D
Province of
Saskatchewan
Central Butte, Sask
Saskatoon Mutual
D. A. Martin
Lawson
A. Gunderson
Dr. Blair
W. H. Salmon
Wim
Bortowick
Oak Lake
Man
Britain
Gordon Grasley
Moose Jaw
Clara McKinnon
G. B. McCormick
Kenwick
North Country
South Country
Bert Halladay
Norman Balfour
L. Bogart
State of
Montana
Mr. Bogart
Westchester
Wm. H. Salmon
Robinson Macbean
Robinson MacBean Limited
Main Street
Sask
E. M. Butts
Bylawnik
Union Bank of Canada
H. H. Beaudreau
Hood Bros
McCormick Machinery
Lawson Meat Market
C. G. Grasley
C. B. Matthews & Co
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