Community Newspaper Vital to Town Progress and Unity
The Herald urges residents to support the local newspaper as a community lifeline. A clean, wholesome paper keeps people informed about territory happenings, helps businesses connect with customers, and builds a cooperative spirit for prosperity and improvement.
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Monthly W.MLS and Ladies Aid Meeting Held at Annisons
The W.MLS and Ladies Aid met at Mrs T Annison's home with good attendance and visitors from MacGregor. After devotional exercises business was transacted. A bazaar and school concert are planned for November 20 with local talent and lunch. Admission 25 cents.
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W.mls. and
Ladies Aid
Katrime Whist Drive and Dance Planned in Community Hall
Katrime schedules a whist drive and dance in the Community Hall on Friday November 1. A recent Katrime banquet drew 150 guests who enjoyed an artistic table setting and a successful evening. Mr F C Barton chaired the concert with Mrs Beatty Mrs Gordon Mrs John Green Mrs Andy Stone Mrs John Barber RO McKelvy Miss Ethel Taylor and Cuthbert Richardson among participants. Mrs George Wells won the birthday cake draw and Barton closed the evening auctioning remaining pies chickens and cakes.
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Katrime
Ned
F.C. Barton
Beatty
H. Gordon
John Green
Andy Stone
John Barber
RO. McKelvy
Bagot Livestock Shipment and Snowy District Week
A car of livestock left Bagot on Tuesday amid recent snowfall that covered the district on Monday and Tuesday. The annual meeting of the U G G Ltd. named Walter Smith as delegate to the Regina convention. Bagot E lsith W M S held a Sunday service with Mrs. Rev McRae of Portage la Prairie speaking on The Women of the Church from 1864 to 1929, with Beaver Choir providing special music.
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U G.G. Ltd
Walter Smith
Regina
Bagot-Elsmith
Sunday Church Schedule Notices
On Sunday November 3rd Sunday School begins at 11 a.m. Evening Service is at 7 p.m. An Afternoon Service is at 3 p.m. at the church.
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Churc
Wheat and rail talks drive western Canada policy
A Canada wide statement by EW Beatty and Sir Henry Thornton warns of grain movement stoppage until price disputes settle. Officials tour Alberta salt wells with CP and CN rail directors, while immigration and railway leaders push continued settlement and development.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Canada
EW. Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
Henry Thornton
Canadian National Railway
Edmonton
Waterways
Northern Alberta Railway
Fort McMurray
E. W. Beatty
Canadi Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific
Canadian National Railways
Revival of English Folk Dance At Royal Festival
The English Folk Dance revival gains steam with Cecil Sharp’s English Folk Dance Society now at 15000 members and fifty branches. Sixteen top dancers led by Douglas Kennedy will perform at the forthcoming British Music Festival with certificated teachers from Canada assisting. Photographs by Debenham Longman capture the event with Joan Sharp and Don Kennedy in attendance.
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England
Hyde Park
London
Cecil Sharp
Canada
Debenham Longman
Douglas Kennedy
Royal Ee Ee Xe
Don Kennedy
Joan Sharp
Tousder
Leadon Times
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Charles Reid
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Legislative Assembly of New South Wales
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Canadian Pacific Lines
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Col. J. Dennis
Alberta
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H. A. Lye
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