Manitoba Legislature Opens Today In Winnipeg Session Begins
The second session of the Nineteenth Manitoba Legislature opens in Winnipeg with Premier Jobbing leading the administration. Robert Hawkins will move the address in reply to the Speech from the Throne, seconded by Frank McIntosh. W R Sexsmith joins as Conservative for Portage la Prairie replacing Fawcett G Taylor elevated to the Court King's Bench. Party strengths remain: Progressive 30, Conservative 10, Labor 5, Independent 2.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Jobicken
W. R. Sexsmith
Portage la Prairie
Fawcett G. Taylor
King’s Bench
Labor
Annual ratepayers meeting in MacGregor village
The incorporated village of MacGregor held its annual meeting on Tuesday night with J Ramsey A Hay Andrew Lamb and seven others present. J R McNeely was named chairman and G E Lewin secretary treasurer. The 1933 rate total 1170.00 showed 689.00 for lighting 35.00 for paving oiling main street 55.00 for fire engine supplies 236.00 for other work leaving 155.00 balance. Hydro was discussed with Rev G L Armstrong and C F Kitson appointed to study it. Ramsey was reelected as his term expired.
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MacGregor
United Church choir social and junior hockey game note
Mrs B Patterson hosted a post practice social for the United Church choir at her home with a dainty lunch. Portage’s next junior hockey clash features the league leading Kenora Thistles visiting on Monday Feb 12, moved from the 10th at Kenora’s request. Summer fairs faded in Manitoba last year though some towns held them successfully and now MacGregor may host one. organizers urged to act.
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United Church
B. Patterson
Portage
Kenora Thistles
Kenora
Manitoba
MacGregor
Better Business Conditions Noted in Bank of Montreal Review
The Bank of Montreal business seminar notes improved late year activity with holiday demand surpassing expectations and a gradually widening recovery. Inventory reduction supports future output despite agriculture needs and construction inactivity hurting heavy industry. unemployment remains high. Wheat cash price around 618 cents. cattle and hog prices strengthen.
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Bank of Montreal
Prairie
Herald 1934 Subscription Renewal Request
A brief notice asks readers to renew their Herald subscription for 1934. It urges action today and expresses appreciation for renewed support.
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The
Herald
Wanted man with car to take over Watkins route
Wanted man with car to take over Watkins route in Manitoba. Now open for reliable man 25 to 45 years. No capital or experience required. Products well known and in big demand. This is your opportunity to get a good business of your own. Must be satisfied with earning $10 per week. Apply to Geo. W. West, by "The Watkins Man," MacGregor.
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Watkins
Manitoba
GEO. W. West
Lincoln city tour from Mfr G F Goulding's travels
The author describes a fast train journey to Lincoln and visits to Market Rasen Holtenia Moor and surrounding villages. He meets Mrs Whatten of Stamford, inspects farms and enjoys home cured ham. In Lincoln he highlights St Marys Church the Cathedral high street landmarks and the Norman Castle. The piece ends with reflections on the Cathedral and a cafe visit before promising further installments.
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Lincoln
Market Baser
Whatten
Stamford
Market Rasen
Holtenia
Sidney
British Isles
Ermine Street
London
York
Britain
Stephen
Matilda
Charles
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Conduit
Henry Will
St Benedict
England
Glory Hole
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the Herald
Main St. MacGregor
H. T. Trethewey
Robert Hawkins
Dauphin
Frank McIntosh
Anitou
Annual Ratepayers’ Meeting
Hydro
G. L. Armstrong
C. F. Kitson
Ramsey
Better Business Noted
D. Sutherland & CO
Erler
George
Mfr
F Goulding
Traveliogue
Tindaing
Archangel Gabriel
Red Rose of
Lancaster
Linevia
Aaron the Jew
Henry I
Europe
Tom of
Boston
Scotland
Kirshner
Rabkin & GO
Lake Superior
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