Wellington recalled: fires floods and local life remembered
A long Wellington reminiscence chronicles a prairie fire that threatened homes, a blizzard that claimed mail carrier John Lamb, the 1898 Red Flash race drama, and community figures like postmaster James Walker. It notes trees planted by W. J. Sisler, rail progress to Beaver, and cherished picnic days with soccer stars and horse races.
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James Walker
Wellington
MacGregor
John Lamb
Albert Walker
Jack McRae
George Bolton
Stanley Seed
Henry Taylor
Billy Wright
Roland Thomas
Red Flash
William McLaughlin
Jack Francis McLachlin
McLachlan
Francis
Flash
Bob
Fred Hodgins
Yukon
W. J. Sisler
William Hanna
Addie McRae
South Africa
Wilhelmina Steward
Janes
Jane Edgar
Wellington Acres
Jane Clark
Manitoba politics widen gulf between Duff Roblin and Feds
The Manitoba Conservative split with Ottawa grows as Premier Duff Roblin faces a cool reception at fiscal talks. Finance Minister Fleming rejects a full dress conference, saying no extra money is available, signaling tension between the province and federal government. The PM later joked about supporting Winnipeg’s bid for the 1963 Pan-American Games.
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Duff Roblin
Ottawa
Donald Fleming
House of Commons
Roblin
Fleming
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Steve Juba
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Xatrime
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Tommy Hillhouse
St. Andrews
Hillhouse
Monarch Lumber
Polo Park
the Monarch Lumber CO. Ltd
Donald
Polo Park Centre
Portage Ave
Main Street
Main ST
Manitoba Mirror
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St. Boniface
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Montgomery Drugs
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