United Church Meeting and Community Club Debates
Beaver reports the United Church congregational meeting set for February 25 at 2 90 pm, plus a Wiener feed by the Athletic Committee drawing a large crowd. The Community Club held two debates, disarmament versus Canada and whether women are a bigger community asset, with mixed outcomes. An impromptu songs program followed lunch with Wm Mowat as chair and several judges and a critic.
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Athletic Committee
Ative
G. Thompson
W. Lamb
G Lamb
H Lyndh
Wm. Mowat
Harkness
Miss Ross
E. Harkness B. Richardson
H. Smith
T. Annison
For Sale Bronze Gobblers and Ganders
For sale bronze gobblers weighing about 100 pounds each and ganders available. Apply to Mrs. Wm McElre, phone 82-4, MacGregor.
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Mcelre
MacGregor
Experimental Farm Bulletin and Manitoba Assembly Date
The Brandon Experimental Farm issued a bulletin on Cod Liver Oil for Poultry with revisions to Sweet Clover and Fodder Corn. Copies of tables showing grain yields are available for distribution. Requests should go to the Dominion Experimental Farm in Brandon. Premier John Bracken announced Manitoba legislative assembly opening for Monday February 2h, a leap year date after a caucus. The coming session will be the fifth and last of the present assembly, with an election before 1933. Canada won the Olympic hockey title for the fourth straight time with Winnipeg's defeating the American team in overtime. The Olympic curling rink led by W. H. Burns defeated all opponents.
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Brandon
Dominion Experimental Farm
Manitoba Legislative Assembly
John Bracken
Canada
Winnipeg
Canada census figures and winter events noted in 1931 column
The article records Canada’s population at 16,353,778 with Ontario leading at 9,426,488 and Saskatchewan Manitoba and Alberta following. It highlights hockey gear prices, a new rose in Ottawa, the Band Christmas Carnival Toboggan Slide opening by Brigadier-General Macdonald of Vancouver, and a moose trophy from New Brunswick. It also mentions the Eastern International Derby dates, British skiing exchanges with Canada, heavy January snowfall, and changes at Canadian Pacific Railway telegraphs and broadcasting departments with management shifts and a long-time photographer’s career ending.
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Canada
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Aletta
Manitoba
Oxford and Cambrigee
The
Laurentians
Switzerland
Bagot Olson Attends Presbytery. Meetings Delayed by Roads
Mrs M Olson of Bagot Elsmit h WMS attended the Presbytery in Neepawa as a delegate. Church service cancelled last Sunday will be held in the Hall on Sunday Feb 28 at 10 45 am. Roads kept Masonic brethren from MacGregor on Tuesday night. The Community Club and UF M anniversary scheduled for February 11 is postponed indefinitely due to road conditions.
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M. Olson
Neepawa
Bagot-Elsmith
WMS
Uf.m
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FHC
Powell Equipment Co., Ltd
Beaver
Congregational Meeting
United Church
Us.a
F. Vena
Smith
S. Coltart
W. Pears
Esoky
Eaton
Ottawa
Hl. F. Macedonald
Vancouver
Macdonald
Mar
Andrew Porter
Philadelphia Sports
New Brunswick
Chateau Frontenac
Canadian Pacl Railway
Canadian” Pacific Railway
Telegraphs
Fecure
Tan
John McMillan
E. H Goodfellow
J. Mitchell
J.C. Bengett
Canadian Pacific
Bank OF Montreal
J. Clark
BAGOT
Gray’s Drug Store
Macgregor Herald
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