Canada Mourns Passing of Lord Tweedsmuir
Lord Tweedsmuir, Canada s Governor General, died at 64 after surgeries for a brain injury. Born John Buchan, he served four and a half years, earning respect across the Dominion. A state funeral was held in Ottawa and his remains sent to Britain for interment.
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Lord Tweedsmuir
Canada
British Empire
Montreal Neuro Jeal Institute
Ottawa
England
John Bucha
Acta
the Kingie
John Buchan
Dominion
Great Britain
Tweedsmuir
Lieut
Allister Buchan
Wigland
Katrime Horse Club to Hold Annual Meeting at Stinson Hotel
The Katrime Horse Club announces its annual meeting at the Stinson Hotel in MacGregor on Saturday February 11 at 2 p.m. All interested members and supporters are invited to attend.
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The
Katrime Horse Club
Stinson Hotel
MacGregor
Auditor's Report Shows Progress for North Norfolk Municipality
The provincial auditor Mr A Ashley reports Rural Municipality of North Norfolk in excellent financial condition. Tax asset receipts in 1939 total 73526.46 with operating expenses 70383.15 and reserve credits 2444.01 creating a revenue surplus of 1723.39. The council budget of 2868.43 shows 72827.16 spent, a 41.01 mismatch, and 41002.14 of disbursements are uncontrollable including 28152.77 for schools. Debentures mature at 20418.35.
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A. Ashley
North Norfolk
Manitoba
Curlers Bid Farewell to Stan and Mrs Marshall
Members of both Curling Clubs packed the rink on Friday night to honor Stan Marshall and his wife. A walnut coffee table was presented to both clubs and Mrs. Pepper read a fitting address. Stan, a six year town resident, showed curling enthusiasm while Mrs. Marshall, now in Winnipeg, had chaired the Ladies Club and supported curling and social groups. Stan starts new duties at the Bank of Montreal in Winnipeg. Mrs. Marshall is planning to join him.
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Stan Marshall
Pepper
Stan
Our Town
Marshall
Bank of Montreal
Winnipeg
Prize List Delivers Manitoba Winter Fair Highlights
Manitoba Winter Fair prize list printed and distributed as March 18 to 22 events near Brandon draw entries from Canada’s top breeders. Advance ticket sales run through March 16 with heavy Western Canada attendance expected. J. E. Bettie, secretary manager, offers entries for livestock exhibitors.
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Manitoba
Canada
Brandon
J. E. Bettie
Red Cross Needle-work Available From Mrs Barber
George Turner left last week for God Lake Gold Mines in northern Manitoba to work as operator of a caterpillar snow train for a large contracting firm. We join friends in wishing him success.
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George Turner
God Lake
Manitoba
George
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Casland
McKillop
Ana
Wawanesa Mutual
Mutuals
Mackinnon
Austin and
Macgreg
Rex
Linton Department of Agriculture
Department of ‘Culture
Agricultural Supplies Board
Dominion Department OF Agriculture
James G. Gardiner
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Edward G. Robinson
America
Samuel Goldwyn
Heifetz
Joel McCrea
Andrea Leeds
Gene Reynolds
M. Kirshner
HONE
California
Kellogg's
Herald
St. MacGregor
T. Trethewey
Red Cross
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