Canada's Unemployed Total Over Half a Million
Canada faces widespread joblessness with provinces listing tens of thousands unemployed. Ontario alone records about 530 000 jobseekers while British Columbia and Manitoba show strong totals amid crop failures. Relief costs are projected near 100 million dollars as hardship spreads across Western Canada.
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Canada
G. D. Robertson
Dominion
Abor
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
New Brunswick
Cove Scotia
Prince Tward Island
Western
Siskwandrouth
Trans-Canada highway route debate in prairies
Carberry News-Express reports a crucial council decision looming on the Trans-Canada route through the prairies. Proponents urge keeping No. 1 through Manitoba to Saskatoon and beyond, citing scenic value, population access, US tourism, and lower costs versus the southern alternative. Alberta boards of trade push for the southern path while Manitoba faces regional veto pressures.
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Prairies
Manitoba
Sasawan
Medicine Hat
Calgary
Banff
Lake Louise
Revelstoke
Vancouver
Portage la Prairie
Yorkton
Saskatoon
Edmonton
Jasper
Alberta
Boards of Trade
Council
Board of Trade
Soutern Port Prairie
United States
Carberry News-Express
Rev RH Fotheringham Announces Sunday Service Plans
Reverend R. H. Fotheringham, pastor, invites parishioners to Sunday worship and notes choir practice will be held in the church on Thursday at 8 p.m.
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RH. Fotheringham
St Pauls Church marks 43rd year and opening anniversary
A Sunday gathering at St Pauls Church celebrated the 43rd anniversary of the parish and the opening anniversary of the church. Rev Raral Dean and WJ Minto Swan spoke while the choir performed Break Forth Into Joy. The church, debt free thanks to four pioneers, was begun in 1899 from plans by C W Lye and opened by Rev Canon Matheson.
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St. Paul's Church
Raral Dean
WJ Minto Swan
R.I
Portage la Prairie
Dr. MelLachlan
Gladiolas
Cha Fn MacGregor
Jane
Presbyterian Church
C. W. Lye
Canon Matheson
Archbishop Machray
W. B Merrick
A. Palmer
GE. Lewin
A. F. L. Palmer
Mr. Cunningham
G. L. Armstrong
Death of Mrs S Law in MacGregor District
Mrs. Samuel Law died Sunday September 6 1931 after months of illness. Born Elizabeth Fennell in England October 18 1875 she came to Canada in 1883, married in 1898, lived near Minnedosa and Deer, then farmed southeast of MacGregor. Survived by husband a daughter and a son three sisters and two brothers. Funeral Tuesday at MacGregor United Church conducted by Rev R H Fotheringham.
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MacGregor
Samuel Law
England
Elizabeth Fennell
Canada
Ontario
Manitoba
Minnedosa
Law
Deer
G. Lowe
Istian
Rolls
Sidney
Roy Law
Pierson
Patterson
Minnedova
Findall
Calgary
Mayes
George
Joseph Fennell
Lyleton
MacGregor United Church
R. H Fotheringham
Lizzie
Adam Lem
Russell
Oliver Emerson
Andrew Lamb
T. Kivelban
WH. Glover
Edith, Fraser
Ladies Aid
W.M.S. MacGregor United Church
Sters Moria
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Countess Range
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Garry
D. Sutherland & CO
Kirshner, Rabkin & CO
Kellogg’s
Eclipse
United Church
Anglican Church
GL. Armstrong
Paul's Church
North Norfolk
Richard Robinson
Zurich
Ont
S. Law
J. M. McPhee
Oye
Erler
Optometrist
Bureau of Food, Sanitation and Health
Good Housekeeping Institute
Watkins
G. W. West
M. R. Little
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