King Edward VIII Addresses Empire In First Broadcast
King Edward VIII delivered his first Empire wide broadcast since ascending the throne. He promised to strive for the well being of every person, thanked supporters for tributes to King George, and urged peace, prosperity, and understanding across the world while honoring Queen Mary and his family.
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Edward VIII
British Empire
Empire
George
Prince of Wales
Edward
Pas
Queen Mary
Education Week Observed in MacGregor School
Last week in Canada marked Education Week with activities at MacGregor School. Parents and visitors toured rooms on Thursday, a Friday meeting chaired by R D Mair featured a debate on whether languages or science best prepare for life, with four students delivering arguments. Mrs G A Hay led the program with additional musical numbers and recitations.
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Canada
MacGregor
R. D. Mair
Marion McNeely
Elsie Roberts
Tom Parker
James Struthers
Shirley Turner
Lorna Hay
Katherine MacKinnon
Pauline Trethewey
Mary Peterson
G. A. Hay
Fish tale shows drive to feed thousands with fresh bait
Bill explains how a cold storage venture funded by the Bank of Montreal helped a family business keep bait fresh year round. The partners believed better storage would boost sales and later repaid the loan as demand grew, transforming the enterprise.
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Bill
Jim
Tras
Bank of Montreal
Iries Bill: Have You Jim So Have 1
A terse note asks Jim whether he has completed an action, referencing a prior cue and confirming mutual involvement. The brief fragment hints at a personal or internal bill or agreement with minimal context. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
Education Week Observed At Local School Event
Secretary of the local 1.C.D.E Chapter opened with a brief address. Mrs J R McNeely presented the school piano as a chapter gift with a name plate. J P MacKinnon thanked the ladies. Rev Armstrong and Rev McLeod spoke on education and spiritual exercises. Principal Mulligan and Miss Parr urged parental involvement. Community singing led by HA Lye. refreshments by the 1.O.DE. On Sunday United Church held an Education Week service with high school pupils present. Olson announced the hymn by Elsie Roberts. a quartet by W Cooper, G B Marshall, and Grant Fotheringham performed. The pastor spoke on What is this Education, a forceful closing.
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1.C.D.E
J. R. McNeely
J.P. MacKinnon
GL. Armstrong
SR. McLeod
Mulligan
Miss Parr
1.O. DE
HA. Lye
1.O.de
United Church
Olson
Elsie Roberts
W. Cooper
G. 8. Marshall
Grant Fotheringham
Carman Printing Plant Destroyed by Fire Last Week
The Dufferin Leader plant owned by L. J. Bennett of Carman burned down completely. The investment was about $14,000. Last week the Leader edition was printed at Hartney. A new Carman plant is planned to be installed as soon as possible.
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Dufferin Leader
L. J. Bennett
Carman
the Leader
Hartney
Wheat minimum price extended to all farmers
United Grain Growers urges Ottawa to apply the 60 cent a bushel minimum price to all wheat sold in 1930 31 across the prairie provinces. The company notes many farmers sold when prices ranged 50 to 60 cents and asks the government to ensure equal treatment and broader coverage.
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R.S. Law
United Grain Growers Limited
Law
Ottawa
United Grain Growers
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