Manitoba to vote June 28 in provincial election
Manitoba announces provincial election for Tuesday June 28 with voting on the same date and nominations due June 13. Premier Bracken disclosed the date after a two day Fort Garry Hotel conference where the government outlined a policy manifesto. Norfolk selects John Muir head Progressive and Dr. RJ Waugh Conservative as party standard bearers.
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Manitoba
Bracken
Priday
Fort Garry
Winnipeg
Norfolk
John Muirhead
Progressive
RJ. Waugh
Red Cross Spends Seven Millions On Peace Time Programme
Dr Robertson and Dr Biggar announce from Toronto that since the war the Red Cross in Canada has spent seven million dollars on a peace time health conservation programme. About half supported ex soldiers or families. the rest funded peacetime health services, disease prevention, and suffering mitigation. The statement details wartime imperatives, the world League of Red Cross Societies, and Canadian branches with a Canadian membership of 137,500 in 5421 branches. It notes extensive health education, home nursing classes, and thirty nursing outposts across provinces.
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Robertson
General Council of the Red Cross
Canada
J. L. Biggar
Red Cross
Toronto
Dominion
World League of Red Cross Societies
Canadian
Red Cros Society
Red Grass
Red Crows
Past Dues Request for Renewal After Arrears
If you are in arrears for one year or more, we ask you to let us have your past dues with a renewal for another year.
Red Cross disaster relief and immigrant care campaign
The article notes Red Cross efforts over eight years in Seaport Nurseries at Hali ax Quebec and Saint John welcoming immigrant mothers and children with follow up health records. It outlines past relief work and future tasks, as a nationwide fundraising drive started on Empire Day and continuing to Dominion Day.
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Red Cross
Haliax
Quebec
Saint John
Uique
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Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Convention at Winnipeg
Manitoba weekly newspaper publishers gathered at the Royal Alexandra Hotel in Winnipeg on May 12 for the Manitoba division of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association. Philip Purcell spoke on government printing, urging fair share for rural printers. Officers were reelected and directors named. tours included a press demo and a CN Railways trip to Pine Falls to view the Manitoba Paper mill, with plans noting an eight million dollar investment and a 1500 population at full operation.
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Manitoba Weekly News
Mbers
Manitoba
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Royal Alexandra Hotel
Winnipeg
Philip Purcell
King’s
Purcell
Winnisex
People of
Royal Alexandra
Toronto Type Foundry Co
W V. Udell
Boissevain
W A. Bourns
Hartney
L. J. Bennett
Carman
Milton George
Deloraine
W B. Ballantyne
Emerson
Roy Bahrni
Gladstone
TG. McKitsick
Crystal City
J.A. McLaren
Barrie
Provincial Paper Sales Company, Ltd
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
Canadian National Railways
Pine Falls
Manitoba Paper Company
Theanager
Prize lists for the forty first annual exhibition at MacGregor
The prize lists for the forty first annual exhibition and sports at MacGregor on July 15 have been mailed by the Secretary this week. Those who wish to get a song and do not receive one by mail may obtain one on application to Thos. Clarke or at the Herald Office.
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MacGregor
Thos. Clarke
Herald Office
Bremen Curry Combs Clinic Offers Home Comfort Supplies
A fragmentary ad describes Bremen Curry Combs and Clippers offering nose begs blankets wraps and essentials for home or state. The text urges making this location the head quarters for herve onde and related services.
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Bremen
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