Legislature Week Highlights Wheat Bill and Liquor License Reform
The legislature saw lively debate on a Government Liquor Control Act amendment to set up a licensing body for parlor licenses and case beer sales at rural hotels. The Wheat Bill dominated the stage, with Premier Bracken and W Sanford Evans arguing, Conservative leaders wavering, and a tight vote resulting in the bill moving to committee as party lines and procedural details shaped the session. The week ended with talk of Easter adjournment and extended work to finish remaining items.
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Bracken
W. Sanford Evans
S.J. Farmer
Labor
Winnipeg
R. Maybank
Dr. C. W. Wiebe
Morden-Rhineland
Ivan Schultz
Mountain
Eers
S. Garson
Fairford
M Hyman
Winniper
Bachynsky
Fisher
Frank McIntosh
Manston
Roblin
Ric Curran
Emerson
Impi. Can
John Queen
Labor Party
Taisty
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Death of Mrs M J Towle in MacGregor district
Mary Jane Towle, born 1858 in Roche Cornwall England, died March 22 in Winnipeg while living with her son Robt Towle. Survived by six sons and two daughters, thirty seven grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Funeral held Saturday at MacGregor United Church, services by Rev Smalley and Rev Armstrong.
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MacGregor
Mary Jane Towle
Robi. Towle
Mary Jane Brewer
Roche
Cornwall
England
Canada
Exeter
Oat
Hezekiah Fowie
Manitoba
Tosi
Thomas Towle
Daughers
Charles
Thamesford
Ont
William
Quill Lake
Sask James
MacGregor Cemetery
R.smalley
G. L. Armstrong
Messrs. S. Emerson
J. Emerson
W. H. Glover
Hl. Collins
M. E. MacKinnon
H. J. Trethewey
Weir
Card of Thanks for Mrs. M. J. Towie Family
The family of the late Mrs. M. J. Towie expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and after her death.
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M. J. Towie
Passing of John Horsman Respected MacGregor Resident
John Horsman aged about 79 to 80 died at Portage la Prairie hospital on Friday March 23 after a fall fractured hip. Born in Kett England he moved to Canada in 1843 and worked on farms north of MacGregor before entering service with Councillor D A Shaw. Funeral held Monday in United Church with Rev Smalley and Rev Armstrong officiating. Survived by few relatives in Canada. many friends attended. pallbearers named.
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Portage Lake Hospital
John Horsman
Horsman
Kett
England
Lord Bushby
Canada
D. A. Shaw
A. Horsman
Yaoraks
Alta
United Church
Kt Smalley
Armstrong
Ronald
Audrey
R. Shaw
Colin
Phyllis
Shaw couple thanks friends for kindness after illness and death
Mr and Mrs D A Shaw express sincere thanks to many friends for kindness shown during Mr Horsman s illness and his recent death.
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D. A. Shaw
Mr Horsman
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