Public Auction Mortgage Sale Near MacGregor Manitoba
Mortgage sale of a property adjoining the Nine miles south of MacGregor Manitoba offered at public auction June 1 1923. The North West Quarters of 15 19 Township Ten Range Ten West of the P Meridian, about 90 acres cultivated with a granary on site. Twenty percent cash at sale. balance per terms to be announced. Fisher Huxley Winnipeg solicitors for the mortgagee.
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MacGregor
Province of
Manitoba
Pat Fale
Messrs
Austin and District News Bulletin
Fragmented notes from Austin and area include births visits and local society events. Items mention born in Melville Sask to Mr and Mrs A, Lawrence holidaying at home, teachers visiting, local families entertaining, and upcoming events like a church bazaar and junior league games. Picnic and dance plans noted along with a Grand Lodge Manitoba visit.
Budget debate ends with narrow government majority
The Parliament vote on Wednesday night produced the government's slimmest majority yet, eight votes, after a short Budget discussion. Liberal critic McMaster, respected by all, challenged the budget's programs and warned of economic and national harm from the government's policy. He cited past Liberal platform alignment and argued that despite rhetoric, the country faces real costs and disruptions if current plans proceed.
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Rowrt
McMaster
Hudson
Former Sidney Resident Dies at Regina
Matilda Thorne formerly of Sidney died in Regina after an appendicitis operation. She was 64 and is survived by her husband and three daughters and a son, including George Thorne a Regina barrister. Interment was in Regina with many Sidney friends sending condolences.
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JW. Thorp
Sidney T
Regina
Thorne
Matilda
Vis George Thorne
Nelson Miller
Firdale
Fred Ashdows
Theodore
Sask
Beatrice
Samuel Thorne
Oberos
Geo Thorne
Sidney
Muller
Tve
Carberry News-Express
Monument to Abraham Martin Unveiled on Plains of Abraham
A granite shaft seven feet high with a globe and thistles commemorates Abraham Martin, known as the first Canadian of Scottish descent and King's pilot on the St Lawrence. The unveiling by the Canadian Pacific Railway Company drew prominent citizens and officials, honoring his role in naming the Plains of Abraham and his pioneering voyage.
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Ste Lawrence
Abrasham
Quebec
Athansse David
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Abraham Martin
St Lawrence
Plains of Abraham
Champlain
Stur
Andrew Patterson
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C. Milly
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Messrs. Geo. Beverage and
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Rom Sect
Mrs. Fothering
Portage la Prairie
Mrs. A. Pickering
Ladies Aid
Austin Union Church
Foresters
Light Hill
Springbrook
North Norfolk Tuniors
Austin Boys
Keith Booth
MacGregor Boys
Cunningham Bros
Charles Hotel
G. Camsell
C. Wickmth
Neepawa
Beattie
Bro. Wymtess
Grand Lode
Robert Milne
the Herald
Columbia
Cohen
Hayman
Vee
Visus and
Bandon
Rosa Ponsetle
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Columbia Records
Columbia Grafonolas and Records
C. Braund
Columbia Dealer
H. A. Lye
Hamilton Tr Yang
J.C. Jensen, MacGris
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Abram Martin
Scotia
Atlantic
Hert
Dominion
Bries
Prase Ie Don
Canada
Lawrence
Mariner
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Martin
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A. Petterson
Alway
Canada Malting Co
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the Beer and Wine League OF
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