Canada’s Tourist Trade and Hospitality Push
A Canadian Travel Bureau advertisement urges Canadians to welcome millions of tourists. It highlights newly accessible scenic routes, hidden lakes, and growing motorist travel. The piece calls for courtesy with service as the watchword, portraying tourism as a key revenue source and a friendly national advertisement.
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Canadian Travel Bureau
Otawa
Canada
Dominion
Christmas Shopping In Town Delights Shoppers
With Christmas under three weeks away stores glow with decorations and seasonable goods. Window displays draw youngsters while Alex Shaw decorates many. The Drug Store and Toyland ads highlight gifts for kids and grownups as merchants urge local support.
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Alex. Shaw
Hydro
Turner
Gray
Toyland
Community Mourns Death of Mrs A J McCormick in Hamilton Ont
The Herald joins with friends in extending deepest sympathy to B J McCormick, respected citizen, on the death of his mother Mrs A J McCormick at Hamilton Ontario. She was 61.
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the Herald
B. J. McCormick
A. J. McCormick
Hamilton
Ont
50 that Our Visitors will be Sorry to Leave
Canadian Prime Minister Bennett speaks at a ceremony on November 6 as the nation marks a visit by foreign dignitaries and public publicity offices note the impact of guests departing.
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Re Hoo RB Bennett
Canada
de Canada Aonsarium
Towrtt
Bareaus
Snow plows to bolster provincial roads this winter
The Good Roads Board will deploy a snow plow to Brandon to service provincial roads during the coming winter. A Winnipeg plow will head west to Portage la Prairie, leaving about fifty miles of highway near North Norfolk unattended. Local motorists seek year round licenses and officials Muirhead and Campbell are urged to secure favorable treatment.
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Brandon
Good Roads Board
Provincial Roads Service
Wheat City
Winnipeg
Portage la Prairie
North Norfolk
Muirhead
Norfolk
Campbell
Lakeside
Renewal of activity at MacGregor Agricultural Society meeting
About twenty members from Bagot Southend Katrime MacGregor and nearby districts attended under the MacGregor Agricultural Society. Jas Barrett elected chairman. John Barber reported no progress over the year, noting a refused grant for a fair and calf competition and a bank note now due. A committee was formed to approach the council on the bank note and grant. A large board of directors was elected and a secretary appointed, signaling revived interest in a forthcoming annual fair.
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Bagot
Southend
Katrime
MacGregor
MacGregor Agricultural Society
Jas. Barrett
John Barber
Barber
Herald
Messrs
R. E. Lye
Dr. McLoughry
S. Hay
R. D. Muir
J. Ormiston
D. A. Shaw
T. Poyser
A. E. Chant
H. I. Collins
Thos. Clarke
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