Austin News Briefs and Upcoming Events
Local notes report a stretch of heavy rain and no major damage. Rev Gree to preach June 6 at 7 pm, on A Skeptics Tag. The Ninette Sanatorium fundraiser netted 26.85 with several donors listed. Agricultural College event planned for Friday afternoon. Merchants Bank of Canada to open a Austin sub-branch on June 7 and each Friday after. Delegates from Austin attend Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meeting in Portage la Prairie. First League Baseball match saw Sidney beat Austin. next game at MacGregor on Tuesday the 11th. Canadian Order of Foresters Court Austin No 299 held annual church parade. attendance higher with better weather anticipated.
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Merchants's Bank of Canada
Austin
the Bank
Duff's
Sidney
MacGregor
Canadian Order of Foresters
Court Austin No
Presbyterian Church
Davidson
Austin Board of Trade backs Austintown bank sub branch
The Austin Board of Trade and Bank discuss establishing a sub branch of Merchants Bank on front street. C Smnager of MacGregor speaks, backing a permanent branch within two to three years, open six days weekly. Sub branch to operate one to three days weekly seasonally as business dictates. July 1st target for action. Sports committee to present athletic association plans at next meeting to promote town and district.
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S. Duffs
Front Street
C. Smnager
MacGregor
Austin
Austintown
Austintown Bank
Merchants’ Bank
Maffy
Messrs
Tempest
Cameron
Elston
Camsel
MacMillan
Alex
Booth
Athletic Association
North Norfolk Municipal Band Proposal Across Four Towns
A draft proposal suggests expanding the North Norfolk Municipal Band by combining four towns to field a larger ensemble for special days. It envisions each town providing a resident band, with coordination for summer planning and a ready program for next season.
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North Norfolk
MacGregor
Edvans
Sidney
Fragmentary OCR Note Mentions REE CLARK and Baihinvaster
A partial OCR line mentions a person named REE CLARK and a place or name Baihinvaster with unclear context. The readable text is fragmented and lacks a clear event or date, preventing full identification of roles or actions.
Portage Street Blues Heron and Child Mentioned in Patchy Note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Portage area figures and a 4 year old child with uncertain context. The text references a known tea shop, a person named Grahar or Grahar 6, and a Br cigar store, but details are unclear and many names are corrupted or missing. The item appears as a local brief with unsettled associations and no distinct event.
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Winnipeg
Grahar
Portage
Fragmentary OCR Life Event Note in Unknown Place
Readable fragments describe a life event program or notice with unclear names and locations. The text mentions tables, a person or group, and dealers in relation to a staged event or sale. The overall details are too incomplete to identify specific entities or outcome.
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Board of Trade
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Baptist Church
Ninette
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Stinson
C. Wallace
Agricultural College
W. J. Stinson
David
W. Harding
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Portage la Prairie
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Buckle’s
Royal Household
Glenora
Buckle's
Pratt Sect
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North Norfolk Municipal Band
Old Man West
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S. Snow, Maccrecor
the Merchants” Bank
Capital
Montreal
Sound OF Directors
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K. W. Blacewaun
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C.M. Hays
F. One Lewis
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A.A. Allan
C.C. Ballantyne
E. FP. Hempey
J. E. Menuet
Savings Bank Department
Halifax
Vancouver
C. Stirling Smith
Faison Phonograph
John Ross
Maccregor
Strete Cleus
Portage Lake
of Our Lives
Bowes
Vavasour
W. Clifford
W. Ml. Lamont
Lake’s
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