Arbor Day Proclaimed in Manitoba and Local Lore
Arbor Day declared for Monday May 14 in Manitoba. Local reports note Geo Hanna of Mechanical Transport visiting home, and various town happenings from April to May including farm work, vehicle speed concerns, and unions. Several community notices cover church union activity, auctions, automotive ads, and wheat price surges on the Winnipeg exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Hanna Bros
Ford
John Stinson
Geo. Lamont
Yorkton, Sask
Fred Hanna
Robt. Stinson
J. Irvine Walker
Welwyn
Sask
Council of Union Churches
Regina
Winnipeg Exchange
Winnipeg Millers
Local Boys Wounded in War Telegrams Reach Families
Telegrams from Ottawa report several local sons wounded in action. Pte Harry Lye was wounded in June eve and admitted to a Boulogne hospital. Pte Jack Boulton wounded in the shoulder and admitted to Boulogne hospital. Pte James Delamere wounded April 11 and reported by Ottawa. Frank Hay, Morris, wounded in the right side.
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Air
le W. Lye
Ottawa
Harry Lye
Geo Rouiton
Katrime
Jack Boulton
Boulogne
France
M. Delamere
James Delamere
Frank Hay
Jas. Hay
Morris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Macgregor Cash Store
Turner
THE
Quality Store
E. Turner
Puong
Macgregor
NEW Spring Goods
Ames Holden’s
Merrick’s Corner Store
Geo. Hanna
Mechanical Transport
James Hay
Head
Albert Lucas
John the Chinaman
Jas
Tarry
Little
Geo. Davis
J.S
Herald Office
Mrs. W. B. Merrick
Winnipeg
Town
Chase Street
Whitewood
D. Lamb
E. E. Turner
Miss Orchard
Viola McIntosh
Austin
Steve Thompson
Schumann
Henry Jensen
Norwood Presbyterian Church
Norier
Britannia
Masonic Lodge
Noval
Herald
W. H. Glover
Overland
Ford Bert Mansell
Studebaker
Gray- Dart
Briscoe
C. R. Wallace
Reo
McLaughlin
MacGregor and
Beaver
Christ
Braund
Jeweller
Massey-Harris
R. E., Lamb, Macgregor