Canada’s Banks Reach Out in Friendly Community Chats
A promotional piece invites readers to visit local banks and meet managers, portraying bankers as approachable, community-minded citizens. It argues banks rely on goodwill, urge direct contact, and promise candid talks on banking basics like loans, currency, and services.
Austin Community Notes Bring Updates and Events
Mr Black the local blacksmith is housebound with illness. C J Mills sidelined by a cold. Angus McKenzie couple move east of town. Duff travelled to Winnipeg over the weekend. Nurse Robena Campbell called to Sidney for Mrs Helfgot of Saskatoon. Whist drive and dance in the Austin Community Hall drew a good crowd. Mrs Archie MacCrea and Campbell visit from Pine Creek. Telford back from Portage hospital and improving. E C Duncan does carpentry on bank building. Neudorf to move into new quarters by March 31. Mr Allan over 90 and in good health. Pancake supper by W A Christ Church raised 30 dollars. Austin United Church Ladies Aid debate March 11 on widowers vs batchelor. Ambassadors provide music. Legion Bridge tournament opens with upsets. defending prize pairs defeated by Shellenberg and Makinson. other contenders listed.
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Robena Campbell
Sidney
H. Helfgot
Saskatoon
E. Helfgot
Austin
Archie MacCrea
Campbell
Pine Creek
Telford
Portage Hospital
E. C. Duncan
Bank
Neudorf
Jas. Allan
Allan
Austin United Church Ladies Aid
Batchelors
Elsie Roberts
Jack Gates
MacGregor
Ella Waters
Ambassadors
Blaine
C. H. Anderson
Hay
Miss Cowan
Shellenberg
Makinson
Barber
Miss Barber
W. Clarkson
Leslie Barber
H. Atkins
Local merchants urged to support your paper
Read the advertisements in this edition and note the welcome invitation to 10D. Support from local businesses helps keep the paper circulating in the community.
Dr Ham Lin Visits Austin on Friday Afternoons
Until further notice the physician Dr Ham Lin will visit Austin on Friday afternoons at Mrs Geo Graham s residence. The arrangement directs patients to seek services at the Grahams home during those windows.
Correction on occupancy and March 31 vacancy
Elizabeth Kirby of the W. Tilley Estate says Mr. Rowlatt remains at his current stand and Mr. Neudort will vacate the building on March 31. Prospective tenants from that date will be received by agent Mr. Clifford.
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the Herald
Rowlatt
H. Neudort
Neudort
Mr. Clifford
Elizabeth Kirby
W. Tilley
Swan River man visits for bonspiel week
Duncan G. Williamson of Swan River is spending the week visiting his parents and taking part in the bonspiel.
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Duncan G. Williamson
Swan River
Manitoba Winter Fair at Brandon set for March dates
The Manitoba Winter Fair will be held in Brandon from March 14 to 18 with a large entry of exhibits. Directors promise successful events including four horse jumping acts, Ukrainian Dancers, Earl Haig pupils Scottish and Irish dances, class judging, championships, and music by Neil's Orchestra and the Brandon Boys Pipe Band in kilts.
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Manitoba
Brandon
Earl Haig
Duke of Perth
Neil
Peter Tarr Passes at 75 in Bagot Area
Peter Tarr died at his home south of Bagot at age 75. The funeral is set for Friday at 11 a.m. from the family residence with burial in MacGregor cemetery.
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Peter Tarr
Bagot
MacGregor Cemetery
MacGregor Extends Lead in District Hockey Standings
MacGregor remains top with 13 points as Austin trails with 6. Last Friday MacGregor beat Bagot 3 to 2 and Tuesday won 4 to 3 at Carberry. Playoffs set to begin in about a week.
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MacGregor
Austin
Bagot
Carberry
Beaver couple travels to Brandon for operation
Mr and Mrs George Rodgers visit Brandon this week as Mr Rodgers plans to undergo a operation. A WMS meeting at Mrs J D Dankesreiter’s home drew a fair attendance with plans for a miscellaneous sale this year and a membership pin for Mrs D R Davis. The next meeting is set for March 10 at Mrs S H McLachlan’s home.
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Mrs
George Rodgers
Brandon
Mr. Rodgers
W.M.S
J. D. Dankesreiter
D. R. Davis
S. H. McLachlan
Mareh Loth
Use of Chemistry in Petroleum Industry Improves Products
The article notes world reliance on chemistry to enhance oil products and convert fractions into industry materials. It states two main classifications: improving motor fuels and lubricants, and converting fractions into solvents resins and aesthetics. It claims oil chemistry saved about 12 billion barrels of crude oil over 20 years.
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Canada
Toaaly
the Chartered Banks
Mr. Black
Mr.c. J. Mills
Angus McKenzie
Reeve S.C. Duff
Winnipeg
Austin Community Hall
W.A. of Christ Church
W.A
Austin United Church
Frank W Sasts
Christ Church
J.a.rowlatt
Massey-Harris Farm
Maple Leaf and Peerless
Viking
Big Dog
Beatty Washing
Victor Radios
Ventiplex
Combs
J. Birkett, Macgregor
Wanitoba
Saskatchewan
Moose Jaw
Assiniboia
East
Canadian Pacific
Beaver