Manitoba election set as 28 June for all divisions
Manitoba's seventeenth legislature is dissolved and writs announce June 28 as election day with nomination due June 16. Counting will take seventeen days, with returns on July 15. Referendum voting occurs the same day as candidate ballots. Returning officers named for Norfolk and Gladstone. Parties report full slates: government 36 rural, Conservative 32 rural plus 5 Winnipeg, Liberals 26 rural plus 6 Winnipeg, Labor strong in Winnipeg, independents to run in Winnipeg and rural areas.
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Manitoba
Pas
Rupert's Land
J. J. Cowie
Carberry
Norfolk
Roy C. Fallini
Gladstone
Winnipeg
Government
Conservatives
Liberals
Assiniboia
Labor
Confederation Programme Held At Local School
The MacGregor school hosted a Diamond Jubilee Confederation programme with Chairman Jas Muir guiding talks by Wm. Cairns and M. McGregor on Confederation and the British Empire. Rev F W Gelling led devotions as pupils performed Maple Leaf Forever Manitoba and The Recessional, with flags discussed and O Canada sung.
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Manitoba Department of Education
MacGregor
King George
Jas Muir
Wm. Cairns
Confederation
Dominion
M. McGregor
Canada
F. W. Gelling
St. Paul's
Manitoba
G.A Hay
Canadian Pacific Crop Report Notes Farm Disruptions
The document reports on farm work interruptions across regions connected to the Canadian Pacific Railway. It notes widespread drills and seed timing influenced by growing conditions and late seed outcomes, with agricultural activity in progress despite disruptions.
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Agricultural Department
Canefina Pacific Railway
Wheat prospects rise across Alberta Manitoba and Saskatchewan
Early fall conditions show five inch wheats growing evenly with good color across prairie fields. Alberta appears to match last year’s wheat area due to new land under cultivation while Manitoba seeding nears completion though parts remain too wet. Rye and barley seed demand remains high. hay and rough feed look plentiful as pastures improve and livestock condition strengthens.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Red River Valley
New York to Germany Non Stop Air Trip
The Bellanca monoplane Columbia piloted by Clarence D. Chamberlain with Chas. A. Levine ended near Berlin after about 44 hours in the air and roughly 4000 miles flown. The flight surpassed Berlins previous transatlantic records and followed Cay Bergh’s 3610 mile NYC to Paris run, marking the third nonstop Atlantic crossing by heavier than air craft.
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United States
Atlantic
Columbia
Clarence D. Chamberlain
Chas. A. Levine
Berlin
Germany
Caybergh
New York
Paris
Alcock and
Brown
Newfoundland
Ireland
Lindbergh
Chamberlin
Red Cross Succeeds with War Aid and Seeks New Donation
The Canadian Red Cross Society appeals for one million dollars to fund its postwar program across Canada. Since the Great War, services have supplemented government measures for disabled ex soldiers and health improvements, costing over 7 million, with broad national benefits and co operation from official bodies.
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Canon Red Cross Society
Canada
Red Cross
Dominion
Heather
James W. Robertson
Canadian Red Cross Society
Horse Gear Offerings Headline Local Shop Promotes Saddlery
Local retailer advertises harnesses and curry combs alongside clippers and nose bags for horses. Offers blankets wraps halters and stables supplies, urging customers to make it their base for equine gear.
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the Herald
St. MacGregor
LT. Trethewey
Canadian Pacific Crop Report
McGregor Bros
Stuarts
Glenwood
Pkts. Lux
We. Cairns
J. M. McPhee
M. R. Little
Watkins Institution
Watkins
BUY Watkins Products
W. West
the Watkins Man
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