Death of Beaver Pioneer Michael Henry at Portage la Prairie
Michael Henry aged 84 a Beaver pioneer died after a year of illness. He came with his wife from Quebec in 1877 and homesteaded in Beaver district for 34 years before moving to Portage la Prairie and later to British Columbia. He leaves a widow and daughter Mrs Alex Hunt of Dropmore and a son John. Funeral held at Portage la Prairie with Rev. Parker of St Marys Church and Masonic Lodge rites.
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Neer Seitlers
Beaver
Quebec
British Colustia
Portage 1 Prairie
Portage
Alex. Hunt
Dropmore
Portage la Prairie
Parker
St. Mary's Church
Maccregor
John
Demand for Expulsion of Aliens Shakes Province
Fifteen hundred veterans from Winnipeg and surrounding districts pressed Premier TC Norris and lawmakers on Monday, urging provincial support for expelling all alien born and alien spirited individuals. A speaker claimed more than thirty thousand unnamed aliens were registered, urging action while Premier Norris offered limited aid within provincial power.
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Winpeg
TC Norris
Sada
Manita
Norsis
Canada
Asia
New Zealand
United States
Britain
Interned Enemy Aliens Deported From United States Camps
A wartime report notes that enemy aliens in the United States who were found guilty of spying and plotting must go. A prominent figure compared the situation to Britain, stating they have seized Canada only by sending them away to the country.
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United States
Britain
Brandon Winter Fair Poultry and Livestock Sales Noted
The Masstoba Winter Farrana Poultey show sets space for five thousand birds. A livestock sale features purebred horses and Shorthorns with events on March 4 and 8. The "boss" fat cats show for cash prizes is expected to outsize earlier entrants, with a busy program for 1917 entries.
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Masstoba
Farrana Poultey
Fosthee
Enti Ark
Ca Yis
Aalves
Union Church Ladies Aid Elects New Officers
At a regular meeting held Wednesday, Union Church Ladies Aid elected officers for the ensuing year. Mrs. McIntosh was named Vice President, Mrs. W. Spence Secretary, Mrs. G. Booth Treasurer, with John Irwin listed among those noted.
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Union Church Ladies Aid
McIntosh
W. Spence
G. Booth
John Irwin
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Herald Ofice
MacGregor
Ayracreeacy
Glover’s
H. Clover
Michael Henry
Mr. Henry
Pio
Brandon Winter Fair
Sumier-Fallow
J. S
Great North-West
Orient
Far East
Canada Food Board
D. A. McKee
Herald
Cc. A. Lowes
Maccrecor Wood and Pump Works
Sheldon
Charles E
Sgro
Roca Pines
Betraungeticency and Freedom
J. A. McCarl
McGregor
G. S. Booth, Macgregor
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