Local notices from town events and meetings
Austin C Allen and Killyard of Arden visited town last Friday. There will be a dance this week. The ladies of the Baptist Church will hold a Silver Tea at the home of Mrs A Pickering on Friday Nov 1. Gothic Lodge A F and A M attended the district meeting at Portage la Prairie last Thursday. The Women's Institute annual meeting will be held at Bébeck on Nov 21 at Mrs Speed’s home. J J Arktic Optometrist and O ptician will be at the Hotel on Monday Nov 17 for his practice.
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Ladies of the Baptist Church
A. Pickering
Brethren of Gothic Lodge
F.&a.m
Portage la Prairie
The
Women’s Institute
Be’ceck
Speed
J. J. Arktic
Community Notes from Edrans and Allenfort
Edrans and Ingram visitors exchange greetings amid brisk winds and arctic temperatures. Sunday services featured a rare Children’s Choir performance and a unique sermon by the “Bicycle Wheel.” Upcoming events include a November 13 Children’s Concert at San Gerson Hall and the Pine Creek Union Church Fowl Supper with a two hour concert and notable performers from nearby communities.
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Edrans
Edrans Schions
San Gerson Hall
Dongald Harding
Monten
Jervan Twerdey
Welace Ee Eee
Eenish Doug
Pine Creek Union Church
Currie Cottage
Karama
Austin
Pine Creek
J. C. Auld
Paead
Ladies Aid Society
Conservatives Lead With Two to One in British Elections
Conservatives hold about 40 seats of 615 in the House of Commons as the third national appeal in two years, with Liberals crushed and Herbert loyalty defeated. Lloyd George increases his margin, Labor expected around 152 seats, only 4 of 41 women candidates elected, Conservatives dominant.
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British of Commons
Liberal Party
Herbert Bh
Lloyd George
Carnarvon
Labor Party
Labor
Liberals
Herald Subscription Notice for Fall
Local paper urges readers to renew subscriptions and place advertisements this fall noting cash expenses and the value of timely support for the Herald as the season begins.
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Herald
Gravel delivery tenders for Rosehill Cemetery
Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to November 13 for the delivery of gravel on yards at Rosehill Cemetery. M Haley, Councilor for Ward 3, MacGregor.
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Rosehill Cemeery
M. Haley
MacGregor
For Sale Kean team wins MacGregor Fair prize
For sale item from Kean team notes first prize in general wacpase class at MacGregor Fair. Best ler takes H. B. Gilroy MacGregor citation.
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Kean
MacGregor Fair
Bestler
Beifer weighs about 1000 pounds as rope traps horns
A fragment notes a red beifer weighing roughly 1000 pounds and an emigration of rope around its horns as it broke free. No clear date or location is provided and the text is incomplete.
Orangeville Ladies Aid to Hold Annual Supper Concert
The Orangeville Ladies Aid announces the annual Few supper on Thursday November 13 at 6 o'clock with meat served and a post-pooled programme from Ost. 22. A concert will follow. Also reported births: a son to Mr and Mrs B C Peterson Portage la Prairie born November 2 and a son Edward Roy to Mr and Mrs J Lloyd Rosehill on November now.
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Orangeville Ladies Aid
Portage la Prairie, Om
B.C. Peterson
Rosehill
Katrine Community News Highlights and Weekend Outings
Miss Vera McCowan and Geo Jacks attend a social. Miss Jilsie Smith rode to Winnipeg last Thursday. Mr A Walker and sister Mrs Hazelwood vacationing in Winnipeg. A hard times dance with costume prizes planned for Thursday the 15th in the Hall. Boxing club talks progress with prelim bouts and a paid instructor to be secured. Whist drive at the Hall Tuesday drew many, with Mrs Gee and W J Stad earning consolation to Mrs Ross and Mr Clark. Katrine Dinner at Community Hall drew about 170 attendees enjoying a fine meal and cake by Mrs n.
Does the production of sweet cream pay
The address argues that producing high quality cream pays in dollars and cents. It notes that care vs carelessness, not extra effort, drives higher returns, with same feeding, milking, and handling costs, and labels the difference per can as 60c to 1.50, compounding to substantial gains over time.
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Norman James
Department of Dairying
Mann Agricultural College
Sabct
Eam
Yiunnipeg
Canela
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