Miss Connie Barber Visits Golden Stream Whist Club
A fair crowd attended the whist mind dance on January 15 with Connie Barber visiting friends at Golden Stream. Prizes for whist went to M. Reshaur and George Botta. Consolation to Mrs. R. Clark and E. W. Gilbert. Music by Jack Fraser and Mrs. Walker. Seasonal scores list Mrs. N. Thompson leading with 517, followed by Mrs. F. McLachlan 813, Mrs. S. Cooper 7%, Miss Annie Clark 79, with gentlemen N. Thompson 30, George Bolton 519, RO. McKeivy 13, Clyde Barber.
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M. Reshaur
George Botta
R. Clark
E. W. Gilbert
Jack Fraser
Walker
N. Thompson
F. McLachlan
S. Cooper
Annie Clark
George Bolton
RO. McKeivy
Clyde Barber
Beaver Hockey Club Skating Party And Bean Supper
Beaver Hockey Club held a skating party and bean supper on Saturday night followed by a brief programme of songs recitations and music which was enjoyed by all.
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Beaver Hockey Club
Local notes from Bagot area Saskatchewan
Thos. Poole Bagot returned to Saskatchewan on Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs J Adams drove to Winnipeg on business. A hockey match will be played here Saturday between Macdonald and Bagot. The rink reports good service and attendance, and Mrs J Smale returned home after a visit with her sister in Virden. A waist dive and dance is planned for Friday night January 24 under the Young People’s auspices. The Hockey Club event last Friday was well received with Graham Orchestra. A miscellaneous bridal shower for Mrs Arthur Kalberg honored the New Year bride, with two first prizes to Mrs Kalberg and Mrs KE Walden, other prizes and luncheon served. Mr and Mrs Kalberg now reside on the farm west of Bagot.
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Ales James Barrett
Effie McNeil
Alice Burt
Arthur Kalberg
Kalberg
KE. Walden
A Pogue
Eleanor Longstreet
Jessie Arnold
Bagot
Herald News Service Standards Cited in Citizens Advice
The author argues that all reports should reach the Herald and suggests that other organizations may deliver better news service if they manage such matters more effectively. The piece implies a critique of reporting efficiency and the value of reliable communication channels.
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Herald
Upland Goods Sale Notice Near MacGregor
A short classified item lists 20 tons of upland heres southeast of MacGregor and 300 pushers of oats at 252 with oak posts at 6 10 8c, inviting applications to A S H. A. Lye, MacGregor.
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MacGregor
H. A. Lye
Dominion 1932 Official Handbook on Canada’s Conditions and Progress
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics releases the 1932 edition of its official handbook. It outlines World and national conditions, covering areas from Population to Finance, with new sections on Newspapers and Periodicals and up to date data through 1931. Foreword by Hon. HH Stevens. Applications for copies directed to the Central Statistician.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Dominion
Canada
HH Stevens
Comiom Statistician
Bureau of Statistics
Fragmented historic notes on Canadian affairs and figures
Disjointed excerpts describe Canadian Pacific taxes 1B in 19th century terms, Albion Maytie retirement, Toronto miners, and calls for British Columbia tourism. Mentions Halifax Windsor station arrivals, Governor General, and tensions with foreign powers. No coherent single incident. blends travel, rail, finance, and diplomacy.
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T of Osford
Cambridge
Halifax
Canada
Montcalin
Lucerne
Treate Laurentians
Windsor
Sontreal Duncannin
Iim Shy
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Quaker
China
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M. A. Rodgers
Beaver
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Deny Hall
Gray’s Drug Store
Thos. Poole
Saskatchewan
Mrs. J. Adams
Winnipeg
Macdonald and
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Mor. Jay
Virden
Bank of Montreal
Bank OF
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J. C. Clarke
MacGregor and
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Jon Laindes
Beyusn Ce Nimds
Eda Black Bea
Charsed Londos
Nova Scotia
Mop PoCrovincial
Canadian Pacific Railway
Bineer Rok Ployee
Albion Maytie
Bf Toropia
Ry Miner
Motive Power
British Columbia
Unitetates
Britain
Rial
Londis
Jasid Carnesie
Tecturer
Terestry
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