United College turmoil sparks lively church debate
Readers in Manitoba discuss the United College controversy in Winnipeg. Debate centers on expanding liberal arts versus preserving traditional focus and name. Administrators led by Principle Lockhart push growth to widen appeal and finances, while Professor Crowe heads a faction favoring concentration on existing strengths. The piece notes personal anecdotes and calls for forgiveness and common sense to heal the dispute.
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Jean
United
Temperance Leader
Lockhart
Crowe
United Anique
Hartford community notes and upcoming bazaar details
Mrs A Thompson hosted the Hartford W A meeting on Wednesday April 15 with nine members present and Mrs Stark leading the devotional. Bazaar items were priced for sale on Saturday June 13 at the school. A $15 donation was sent to the nicer society. Visitors and family news include Winnipeg travel, health recoveries, and celebrations. An advertisement promotes six days of two for one offers at Montgomery’s in MacGregor and Rexall Drug Store.
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Hartford W. A
Stark
Nicer Society
Elsie Hounsome
R. Thompson
J. Smith
T. Chapman
Winnipeg
Johanna Martin
MacGregor
Garritty Drilling Company
Northwest Territories
Star Weekly
Weekend Picture Magazine
Family Herald
Free Press Weekly
la Parie
la Presse
le Soleil
Montgomery's
Rexall Drug Store
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Mrs. Landers
Hounsome
C. Smith
Duff Roblin
Canada
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Department of Agriculture and Conservation
University of Manitoba
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Progressive Conservative
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Hartford News
Carberry Egg and Poultry Station
Carberry Jag and Poultry Station
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MacGregor Hardware
MacGregor, Manitoba
Powermaster Tractor
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