Winnipeg obituary and village notices from the region
The week’s notices report the death of Rev. T. W. Price in Winnipeg at sixty after long illness. Local garden writer Arthur McLean offers free flowers for sick or grieving neighbors, phone 110-13. Four Winnipeg youths drowned in Lake Winnipeg were recovered, with bodies found over several days. Community travels and greetings are shared as families visit relatives in Glenboro Belmont Ninette and Brandon.
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Arthur McLean
Winnipeg
Lake Winnipeg
Threshing Machines Busy District as August Meeting Cancelled
A number of threshing machines operate across the district during a busy season. The August meeting of the WALL and Ladies Aid has been cancelled due to peak work period.
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WALL
Ladies Aid
MacGregor District
Local Social News Notes and Wheat Delivery Report
Miss Ethel Taylor spent Sunday at her home here. Mrs Fred Lundy of Lundar visits with her sister in law Mrs R Hodgins. Mrs Bladon and Vera visit Mrs Francis McLachlan. Geo Hanna of Portage la Prairie visits Mr G Cooper. Mrs John Heselwood is recovering from illness. H Edgeworths called to Philadelphia for sister's illness. John Barber delivered first new wheat to the local elevator, sample over 65 lbs per bushel.
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Ethel Taylor
Fred Lundy
Lundar
R Hodgins
Bladon
Vera
Francis McLachlan
Geo Hanna
Portage la Prairie
G. Cooper
John Heselwood
John Barber
Local social notes from Muir and area
Edrans Me and Mrs Shackleford and family of Muir visited Mr and Mrs Ingram on Sunday. Rev James McDermaid of Winnipeg visiting his old home has not been in good health. Mr and Mrs C Hilton and daughter Gladys visited brother Mr Chas Paterson over the weekend. Sunday at Waited Church, ton, Miss Edith Smith sang Ashamed of Jesus and Miss Edith Manus sang This is My Task.
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Shackleford
Muir
A. Ingram
James McDermaid
Winnipeg
C Hilton
Gladys
Chas. Paterson
Ton
Editn Smith
Jesus
Edith ‘Manus
Local Herald Appeals For Community News Cooperation
The Herald urges readers to contribute local happenings for publication. It stresses timely news copy, community interests, and the newspaper as a link binding church, school, council, and residents for a thorough week’s news.
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T. D. Lamb
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EY. Riley Smalley
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Fastern Lines
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