New Year wishes from Your Business
January 1928 message from Your Business by J. Frederick Binders urges readers to greet others warmly, share goodwill, and pursue happiness, success, and helpfulness. It emphasizes kindheartedness, generosity, and sending out positive greetings to attract strength and luck in the year ahead.
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Timate
J. Frederick Binders
Emself
Inghlands
Some Good Advice on Education From Principal Axerson
Principle Axerson from Manitou argues for strong study focus in schools and universities, warning that social pleasures and amusements distract from class work and hinder progress. he notes complaints are often exaggerated but emphasizes discipline and effort as keys to success.
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Manitou
John Axerson
Prom
Fish Purchase Offer From Portage to Prairie
A short classified notice offers strictly fresh frozen Laie fish prepaid on delivery terms. Cash with order. Interested parties direct to D A Moore Box 543 Portage to Prairie Manitoba.
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D. A. Moore
Portage To Prairie
Man
Tenders Wanted for White Poplar Wood at Macauley School
Macauley School District invites tenders for 20 cards of White Poplar Wood 24 inches long. Deliver to Macauley School. Tenders addressed to FW Cross Treasury not later than the 1st January.
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Macauley
Macauley School
FW Cross
Treasot
Transportation Epic of North America Thum Test et
A history feature notes the earliest North American locomotive Peter Cooper’s 1829 creation and the era style of the Paceant journey. It highlights engineers, backers, and staged rail feats as a tangible milestone in railway history with period costumes and notable figures. Includes Premier Baldwin and W Creighton.
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Boston
Danog
Costa
Calan
Fis Net
Fase Pee Mapes
Ecole Leet
ETS Pali
Prine
Wale
Baldwin
Canada
Eniineer
W. Creighton
R.F. Thomas
Peter Coopers
North America
Toror
School life ethics call for weekday restraint on parties
The article argues pupils should limit social events on the first four days of the week to protect study and health. It urges cooperation from parents and teachers to reduce late nights and fatigue, while acknowledging exceptions for special occasions.
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Star of Manitou High School
Death of Henry F McIntosh in MacGregor district
The Portage la Prairie hospital aided by Christmas Day marks the passing of Henry Fécard McIntosh a vesper farmer aged forty three in the MacGregor district He was the son of the late Chas McIntosh and beloved by two brothers Nor mos h and others The funeral at MacGregor Church was led by Rev T Price with graveside rites by LDS members Pallbearers included John and Oliver Emerson Trevor Poyser Russell Cairns Cecil and Alex McIntosh The family and local lodges and friends sent floral tributes from The Family Aunt Mary McIntosh Viola Annie Elsie Cecil and Alex Mr and Mrs Cairns MacGregor LOL 2811 Golden Star Lodge LOBA 618”等
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Portage la Prairie
Henry Fécard McIntosh
MacGregor
Laterand
Chas McIntosh
Normosh
T. Price
LDS
John and
Oliver Emerson
Trevor Poyser
Russell Cairns
Cecil
Alex McIntosh
Tnibutes
Mary McIntosh
Viola
Annie
Elsie
Alex
Cairns
Golden Star Lodge
Lo.b.a
Card of Thanks from McIntosh family to neighbors and friends
On behalf of members of the family and ourselves we express sincere thanks for kindness during our late brother's illness and bereavement and for the beautiful floral tributes from N. and L. McIntosh.
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N. and
L. McIntosh
MacGregor district thanks for sympathy in bereavement
Mrs W Walker expresses sincere thanks to the people of MacGregor and district for kindness and expressions of sympathy during bereavement.
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MacGregor and District
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