Beaver Farm Fire and Community News From Beaver
A barn on Jan Lamont’s Beaver area farm north of Beaver station was destroyed by fire with hay and seed grain inside. no residents on the farm, rented by Geo Lamont. United Church events February 26 reported well attended with new board members elected. Beaver school grounds auction by Ladies Aid drew a large crowd despite a sand storm, raising 171 dollars with 550 expenses. thanks extended to donors and helpers.
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Jan Lamont
Beaver Station
Geo Lamont
Beaver
United Church
Beaver School
Messrs
F.C. Bor B
Richardson
Community notices and Masquerade highlights
Mrs Corrigal visits with daughter Mrs R O McKeiv and Miss Blanche Claytin of Gladstone visits Miss Conn Barber. Miss Smythe returns from Oak Bank. Verna McConichie returns home after staying with Connie Barber. Mr and Mrs A Walker back from Winnipes. Masquerade at Community Hall draws large crowd. Round about by Mrs Gilbert wins ladies fancy, Marjorie Graham wins ladies comic, Jack Cartwright wins gents costume, Jack Barber wins gents comic.
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Miss. Smythe
RO. McKeivy
Oak Bank
Verna McConichie
Connie Barber
A. Walker
Winnipes
Gilbert
Marjorie Graham
Jack Cartwright
Jack Barber
Saten
Poultry Marketing Association Holds Manitoba Meeting
The annual shareholders meeting of the Manitoba Cooperative Poultry Marketing Association was held in Brandon on March 1 with about 140 delegates. Officers of the association and allied groups spoke, a long debate followed over egg dumping duties, a Dominion government resolution was proposed, and the group agreed to move its head office from Hartney to Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Co.operative Poultry Marketing Association
Brandon
Association
Saskatchewan Cooperative Poultry Producers Ltd
Manitoba Wheat Producers, Cattle Pool and Cooperative Dairies
Royal Bank and Bank of Montreal
Dominion
Hartney
Winnipeg
Inland Ocean TisGrert Tour From Port M Nicoll to Lake Huron
An account of a summer voyage along Canada’s inland waters, beginning at Port M Nicoll to a harbor village and continuing through sunset scenes, harbor life, and distant shorelines. Steamships Kew fein Manitobe Assiniboia ply from May 21 to Sept 28 offering a three day journey with scenic vistas and maritime guides.
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Port M.nicoll
Bruce Peninsula
Manitoulin
Cabot's Head Island
Manitoba
Assiniboia
Canadian Pacific Service
Montreal visit and Canadian agriculture changes noted
The article notes Manchester and Boston groups visiting Montreal, the Canadian immigration scheme moving thousands of youths, and land allocations by Canadian Pacific Railway. It also covers winter sports tourism by the Appalachian Mountain Club, a leadership change at CP Steamship Passenger Traffic, and a bee-keeping revival in Laski with rising colonies and honey production.
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Montreal
Eastern
Canda
Appalachian Mountain Club
Boston
Laurentians
Walter Maughan
Pacific
William Baird
Canadian Pacific Railway
London
Eng
Mr. Baird
Allan Line Steamship Company
Glasgow
C. P. Service
Allan Line
Laski
MacGregor Sunday School And Evening Service Notice
MacGregor church announces Sunday School at 7 pm followed by Evening Service. All parishioners and visitors are invited to attend the service and participate in the church activities.
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Macgregor
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McGregor Bros. Hardware
Clark
Massey-Harris Machinery
Twin City
R. E. Lamb MacGregor
Chas. Braund, Macgregor
THE
Macgregor Herald
Miss Lyons
Miss McIntosh
DR Davin
Katrime
Poultry Marketing Association Meeting
Ohio
Escat
W. E. Marsh
Canada
Merowgnene
Notels
Cty
Massachusetts “Hotel Men's
Emil
England
Mont
Queens
Niles
Ontario
Maritime Provinces
Saskatches
Anglican Church
Hizil
G. E. Lewin
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