Manitoba Trip Highlights Roads and Rural Warmth
A Manitoba publisher recounts a July motor tour from Roland to Virden with Mrs. Trethewey and Miss Norma Turver. They visit Valhalla and Pine Grove Nursery, Manitou, La Riviere, Pilot Mound, Crystal City, Clight, Killarney, Boissevain, Deloraine, Hartney, Souris, Pipestone, and Virden, praising scenery, farms, towns, and local hosts along the way.
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Manitoba
Valhalla
Roland Gun Club
Roland Boys
Pad
Jim Byers
Roland
Pine Grove Nursery
Stevenson Bros
Morden
App
Steven- 800
Manitou
Foss Giffin
la Riviere
Pilot Mound
Crystal City
Clight
Killarney
Ninga
Boissevain
Queens
W. Udall
Manitoba Press Association
Boisewain
Deloraine
Keith Perry
Times” Office
Ces
Hartney
Souris
Pipestone
Virden
Manitoba roads and harvest lure visitors homeward
During a stay in Virden a group attended a five thousand attendee baseball tournament with twenty six thousand dollars in gate receipts. Regina Balmorals won first, Cando North Dakota second, Virden third. The writers then travel the Trans Canada Highway toward Manitoba boundary and report good roads and a promising harvest with durum wheat clover hay and rye fields. They urge readers to see Manitoba first.
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Irwins
Virden
Regina Balmorals
Cando
N.D
Home Sweet Home
Douglas
Brandon
Manitoba
Griswold
Kay Family Holiday Visit to Indian Head and Watrous
Mr and Mrs L J Kay and their two sons are spending a holiday with relatives at Indian Head and Watrous in Saskatchewan, traveling for the season.
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L. J. Kay
Indian Head
Watrous, Sask
Bank of Montreal year 1926 business summary
The year 1926 total business volume stood at 1 131 241 000, down from 1 153 394 000 the prior year. Trade in woollen goods soft due to foreign competition, while cotton mills and iron steel show solid activity. Automobile output surged in May with 25 705 cars produced. first five months total 107 609 cars valued at 68 212 007. Prairie wholesale trade lagged year earlier though hardware auto accessories and groceries rose. retail trade quiet. building largely residential. Cash wheat near 163, up from 161 year ago. Lake freight rates low. Oil production in Alberta rising after spring rains. rail traffic East up 35–40 percent, and cross-Province up about 25 percent.
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Prairie Provinces
Fort William
Fort Arthur
Alberta
Hardware and Supplies Emphasized for Home Use
The notice advertises a broad range of household items including brushes curry combs clippers and related grooming tools. It highlights bat cases bags blankets wraps and halters as essential equipment for home husbandry and care.
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Howe
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Sie
Soeper Inca
Trip Tal
McGregor Bros. Hardware
Macgregor
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Fairbanks
Beatty Bros
Arco
Redpath
Bank OF Montreal
We. Cairns
Macgregor Meat Market
J. M. McPhee
Watkins Institution
Watkins
G. W. West
the Watking Man
Phine
M. R. Little
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