Forty Two Years of Service Herald celebrates forty two years as a weekly paper
The Herald marks February 12 1939 as forty two years serving the community since its 1897 launch. Editors recount career shifts at Bailey Publishing Co and J L Cowie era, praise subscribers and advertisers, and urge rural unity to boost local business religion education and agriculture as they enter a new year of service.
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Herald
The
Bailey Publishing Co
King’s Printer
Manitoba
J. L. Cowie
Cowie
North Norfolk
Winter Warm Spell Follows Bitter Morning
The temperature fell to 32 below zero Monday morning but has since moderated. Weather has been mild again with a generally pleasant winter so far and scant extreme cold.
Manitoba Leaders Train Youth for Community Centres
Since 1935 the federal government has funded a Dominion Provincial Youth Training programme with provincial and local contributions. Manitoba held a four week Leaders Course in Winnipeg and at the Winnipeg Normal School with 45 youths, creating five one act plays and plans to set up community youth centres.
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Dominion
Quebec
British Columbia
Manitoba
Department of Education
Winnipeg
MacGregor
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg Normal School
Messrs
R. J. Jarman
Wray Youmans
W. Baldwin
Miss South
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