Austin Community News Roundup Of Visits And Threshing
Mr Frank Avery returns home after a week in the city. Mr and Mrs Clarke of Winnipeg spent the weekend with Mrs Barbara Jones. A Blaine drove to Stockton noting poor crops and gardens. Mrs E Thomas returns from a month in the city with her son and daughter. Mr and Mrs Jas Willet visited Winnipeg and St Vital. Jas Downie bought a ton and a half International truck in the city. Mrs McKenzie and family returned from three weeks with friends at Glenboro. Messrs Wm Harding and E Routledge toured Brandon and saw Mr and Mrs Wilson Harding. John Hay progresses from illness, and Mrs A Bush recovers readiness. James Hay ill for ten days, all wish him a speedy recovery. Threshing in the district yields satisfactory wheat totals. Reuben Poyser reports 20 bushels per acre No 1 Northern, seed to harvest in 104 days. Reeve Campbell also reports 15 to 20 bu per acre No 1 Northern and No 2. Threshing continues nicely south of Austin with good yields.
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Frank Avery
Mrs. Clarke
Winnipeg
Barbara Jones
A. Blaine
Stockton
E. Thomas
Jas. Willet
St. Vital
Jas. Downie
James Hay
Reuben Poyser
Austin
Reeve Campbell
In Memoriam Anderson Alice Anderton at Prince Albert
In memory of our dear friend Alice Anderton who died at Prince Albert on August 17 1935 In mind a kindly thought In heart silent sorrow Inserted by Cecil and Rene
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Anderson
Alice Anderton
Prince Albert
North Norfolk Council Meets in Austin on August 7
The North Norfolk Council chaired by Reeve Campbell met in Austin with all members present. James Anderson’s pension application was approved by Leppington Goulding. E Routledge reported funeral expenses for the late R Stewart and requested council assistance. Bedford McPhee moved to pay 30 dollars for R Stewart’s funeral and to notify undertakers future aid requires prior council discussion. Mr Hamilton of Canada
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Norfolk Council
Austin
Reeve Campbell
Leppington
Council Deliberations on Tax, Damages and Local Requests
The council discussed a $1877 halfvaloon iron culvert purchase from Ingot Iron Co for Ward, heard Dal’s payment issue over a $1 tax under the bylaw, and considered offering thirteen horse-related costs. A road to The Coal dock was rejected. a dental clinic grant was denied. G H Hughson’s damage claim was accepted. seed and fodder loan collections sought. several accounts slated for payment. next meeting set for Sept 9 in MacGregor.
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Goulding-Leppington
Ingot Iron Co
Ward
Dal
MacGregor
Atford
Sectran
Tractors Star In New Film From Warner Bros
Warner Bros announces completion of a comedy Earthworm Trac starring Joe E Brown asAlexander Botts the tractor salesman. A Caterpillar tractor is cast in the title role alongside Guy Kibbee June Travis Carol Hughes Dick Foran and Olin Howland. Filming features dramatic tractor stunts from Mississippi swamps to cliffside rides. Release expected in early fall.
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Joe E. Brown
Alexander Botts
Steller
Guy Kibbee
June Travis
Carol Hughes
Dick Foran
Olin Howland
Hollywood
Warner Bros
Mississippi
Herald district news roundup burdens local scene
The Herald compiles district events and happenings with community focus, inviting readers to share information and assist in reporting missing details.
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Charce
Elcome
Christ Church
Wector
J. A.rowlatt
Messey Harris Farm Machinery
North Star
de Laval
R. A. McLoughry
Rogers
H. A. Lye, Llb
P.O. Box
Dr, Man
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Wenore
Percival MacKinnoe
Malcolm E. MacKinnoe
Man
J. Woodin
Orgae
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J. H. Merrell
Bailey Bik
Portage la Prairie
Geo. Croucher's
Herald Office
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Wm. Harding
E. Routledge
Brandon
Wilson Harding
John Hay
Memoriam
Cecil
Rene
Joe
Brandon College
Rodger
Beaver
RTH
Norfolk Council
The
Council
Hamilton
Canada
Western
United Grain Growers
Dr. Hess
Gray
Goulding
Robinson
Smith
Duff
Warner Bros. Studios
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