Austin notices of community events and visitors
A list of locally hosted visits from Winnipeg Calgary and Brandon residents to Austin and surrounding towns. Mentions church activities at United Church and Fir dale, a farm stock sale poster, a two month holiday trip to Calgary Banff Vancouver China Japan and Manila, and a severe hail storm with windshield damage and record-sized hail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Frank Avery
Calgary
Banff
Vancouver
China
Japan
Manilla
Mrs. Avery
Austin
Jos. Robinson
Firdale
Mortgage Sale Of Valuable Farm Property In Manitoba
Mortgage sale of a North West Quarter of Section One Twelve Thirteen West, Manitoba, with 94 acres cultivated and 42 acres pasture, located near Firdale Station. Auction August 13 1937, at 2 pm in Austin Manitoba, with 20 percent cash down. Vendors’ solicitors SCARTH GUILD HONEYMAN Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Mackinnon & MacKinnon
Austin
Province of
Manitoba
Merrn
Grand Trank Pacific Railway Company
Verdors
Firdale Station
Messrs Scarth, Guild & Honeyman
Paris
Winnipeg
Pine Creek Ladies Aid Concert at Pine Creek Church
The Ghose Winnipes Concert Party presents a cultural program at Pine Creek Church on Saturday September 1 at 3 pm featuring songs, folk dances, readings, and choruses. Lunch served. adults see, children 15: Adet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Creek
Ander
Mission
CKY to Change Frequency Radio Station Schedule
Ottawa announces CKY and several stations will switch frequencies returning CKY to 96 kilocycles. Change set for September 15 but actual date depends on delivery of crystal control parts, delaying hearing on the new frequency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
CKY
Subscriptions Due and Arrears Prompt Renewal
The Herald notes many subscribers are in arrears and about two hundred renewals expire in the next three months. A paid up list is vital to the paper, so readers are urged to settle arrears and renew promptly.
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Herald
Cent-a-mile fares to Eastern Canada offered by CPR
CPR announces cent a mile fares to Eastern Canada from September 18 to October 2 with 45 days to return. Applies to coach tickets with tourist sleeper at one quarter per mile and first class sleeper at one and a half per mile. Stopovers allowed at Winnipeg and east stations within the limit. Mr. B L Patterson of MacGregor will provide details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific
Winnipeg
B.L. Patterson
MacGregor
Tourist Traffic Halted by New Mexico Caravan Law
State officials warned that restrictive caravan and highway barrier laws threaten tourism. New Mexico, cited as a model, collected 2230 in fees but saw a sharp drop in tourist traffic and incurred 83000 in port of entry costs. Officials warned potential revenue losses could reach 20200000, about one third of annual tourism income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
United States Supreme Court
T Bae
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Wm. Fowls
Brandon
Charles Duncan
Christ Church
Rey God Armstrong Porector
Eurads
David MacCall
Austin United Church
E. J. Morris
Alex. McCrea
Vine Creek
W. J. Cowley
W. J. Collier
McEachern
James Mills
C.J. Mills
A. Baxter
Harold Poyser
P. Poyser
Gordon
Avery
Billy
Ernest North
Pratt
S.C. Duff
Chas. Wallace
Boay Welcome
J.a.rowlatt
Massey-Harris
North Star
de Laval
Peeriess No 1 Flour
S. C. Duff
Auctio
Perience
U.G.G
United Grain Growers
Beaver
Columbia
Banning St
Sidney, Austin and
Miss Drew
Atom Box
Carberry
Macgregor Cafe
Chas. Wong
Erle R. George
Portage LA Prairie
Ea. Regal H.B
Mikado H.B
Imperial
Reeve's Paints
Gray
Man
Travel
Canada
Winnipeg and
East
Pacific
Western Sales Book Co. Ltd
the MacGregor Herald
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