Winnifred Stampede Plan Draws Community Support
Winnifred and district rally behind the Winnifred Community Association to stage a big Stampede on June 14 with a Calithumpian parade at 12 30 pm and over 350 in cash prizes. Local leaders list committees and helpers as residents prepare for a lively event, plus related meetings and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Neil
Sid. Chandler
Winnifredt Community Association
Fred Scott
A. F. Hodgson
Winnifred
Community Association
Distact
O. H. Cooper
R. L. Williams
Marshal
P. C. Buehring
W. Hanegan
J. K. Bergan
Gates
Roy Colthorpe
P. JL. Rackstrom
Alferd Mean
Art. Linde Id Crearge Scott
George Thunn
Quon Guey
Marl
Soy Trebpte
Clinton Hodgson
P. C. Q@ieye
Marl Wodgson
John
General Elections Loom in Canadian Provinces
General elections are likely this summer in two provinces with Nova Scotia and British Columbia set to vote soon. RUMORS suggest Ontario and New Brunswick may also hold elections, while in two other provinces results remain less certain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Nova Scotia
B.C
Ontario
New Brunswick
Schuler Citizens Enjoy Richmond Sports Day And Local News
May 24 residents attended Richmond Sports Day with several ball games and fishing trips to the river. May 25 Lutheran Ladies Aid met at Mrs. W W Goenring with many from New Port. gas well production noted. Oil prospects for D J Jackson’s new house rise as frame work nears completion. Mars Krann Schafer visited Medicine Hat for checkup, doing well at home after. Ed Schoener hosted visitors from Ingawee and去了 forest Sask. Nick Weisgenkes plans a new garden and home in village this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuler
Richmond
Lutheran Ladies Aid
W. WW. Goenring
New Port
Lunen
Mr. D
Jackson
Mars
Krann Schafer
Medicine Hat
Gershaw
Hur
Alex Bauer
Ingawee
Ed Schoener
Beoener
Forest
Sask
Nick Weisgenkes
Manyberries Notes On Visits Weather And Local Sports
Manyberries notes flag many visits to Medicine Hat and Banff for hospital, Grand Chapter OES, and field days. Several residents travel for health checks, library and ranch events, while local teams win junior basketball and girls softball games at Etzikom and Manyberries. Weather rains ease, wheat seeding nears completion as farmers begin field work and plan upcoming community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Holstein
Claire
Jack Cowan
Medicine Hut Hopital
J. J. Burr
Assiniboia
Drene
Beta Burr
Medicine Hatl
O. BE
Manyberries
Percy Stevens
Comrey
Medicine Hat
J. Johnsen
Community Hat
Johnson
Johnon
Nemiscam
Manvberries
Etzikom
Irene Britney
L. B. Thomson
Government Experimental
O. EB. Larson
Larson
Banff
Grand Chapter
O.E.S
Matti Twisker
John Twisker
Matti Meyers
Walter Seefried
Julia Larson
Cowan
Minnie Reiersted
Local Notes Highlight Meetings and Travel in Alderson Area
Mrs. James Warne and Barc spend weekend at Shepard while Mrs. Hanson heads to Medicine Hat for two to three weeks. Bee shipping from Spokane to Spokane shows 533 miles, 1200 pounds in 280 hives. wind and weather improve with frequent visits. Community events include calico ball at Brooks on June 7 and St Alban’s Guild, church services, and county school notices amid travel to Medicine Hat and Calgary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Warne
Barclay
Shepard
Alta
E. B. Hanson
Medicine Hat
Peutent
F.C. Woollve
W W. Sliss
Victor Lawrence
Rey L. Snider
Medicine Eat
Jno. L. Scott
Donaic
Honey Johnson
Suffield
H. B. Brigham
Roy L. Snider
Alderson
Morgan
Brooks
Lois
Spokane
Wasa
Livans Bros
Durham
California
J. J. Bowlin
Calgary
Nine Bar Ranch
Albert Cole
F. Trekofski
Bowell
Arthur Swanby
Bir
C. Gleddie
Miss Gleddie
Miss Jensen
Dernice Uregar
Posal
W. M. Cotter
Ox3
Swanley
Franklyne Cole
George McMorris
Kininvie
St. Mary's Anglican Church
D.V
Canada
Visit of Medicine Hat Residents to Suffield
A Medicine Hat man visited Suffield with fish and vegetables. J. McCallum returned home after weeks away for spring work. D Buckman and R Lewis were in town as business visitors last Wednesday. Gerald Mercerr came back from two weeks at the Ruckman ranch. Victoria Day passed quietly with the school and post office closed. A couple from Medicine Hat distributed religious leaflets in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Anderson
Medicine Hat
E. Johnson’s
BE. Potter
Bingville
Potter
F. Potter
Merceir
Gull Lake
Sask
J. Scott
Beatrice Mercerr
Duchess
Médicine Hat
J. McCallum
Messrs
D. Buckman
R. Lewis
Gerald Mercerr
Ruckman Ranch
Medicine Hut
Seven Persons Born in Medicine Hat Area Report
In Medicine Hat region on May 28 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Keith York at the hospital. Local residents include Mr. Olander Nesting of Medicine Hat representing International Harvester visiting last week, and community notes mention social visits, farm work, road patrols, holidays for teachers and students, and planned church service by Rev. A Willis Cann on Juneth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magistrate Ellis
Medicine Hat
Annie Baker
Joan Stevens
Mr. Baker
Ellis
God
Mr. Ellis
Baker
Paker
Wills
Euphie Gardiner
Mrs. Sherman
U.F.A
Gorn
Keith York
Olander Nesting
International Harvester Company
C. Sederberg
Guenther Hone
Manyberries
Lloyd Tonson
Hidestrand
Gillis Eskestrand
Bobby Munro
Douglas MacDonald
Henry Meyer
Bow Island
J. Meyer
Jimmie Munro
Bob Rice
Conrad Edler
Bulls Head
Munro
Dinsmore
Township Eleven
Pete Bruins and
Guenther
A. Willis Cann
Lonson
Fertilizing Alfalfa Boosts Yields Says Lethbridge Herald
The Lethbridge district sees alfalfa fields yielding only two and a half tons per acre due to soil depletion. The remedy is fertilization using farm manure or phosphate like Tripple superphosphate. Experiments at an Experimental Farm plot recovered the stand and produced about five tons per acre of food alfalfa hay. Alfalfa depletes phosphates. adding phosphates increases tonnage. Try one acre this year and judge results. Rev A D Archibald of R was elected president of Conference of the United. The late Col Walter of Windsor left an estate of $600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridrs
Lethbridge Herald
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Leveball Cave
Kune
J. F. Tine
Tys
Tames Larsen
Los Angeles
Potteaia
J. F. Hincktrem
Winele
Faline
Ane Moe M
Bee Tahn Packer
Medicine Hat Hesevital
Peme Wensay
R. Moore
Yeere
J. R. Fisher
Bill Later
Annehele Bowe
Leo Bowe
Miss Apsarelle
St. Theresa Critere
Mes
M. Motwrrith
W. H. Scott
Winnipez
Sheila
Victoria
Cebt
Velva Broveh
T.T.C.M
Empress Theatre
Neweale
Jime
Roy McLean
Maxwell School
Donald Williams
Willie Olechowski
Maxwell Battery
Johnristopherson
Alfred Chandler
Nifred Battery
Winnifred Baseball
Whitla
Foozie
Alvin Johnson
Kenith McLeod
Nellie
Toronto
Medicine Flat Hospital
Billy Annon
Happy Hour Club
Eugene Angie
Amelia Angie
Jesus
Mir
Joe Dyer
M Iir
Art. Lindquist
J. Gregor
Art. Thorson
Fred Hodgson
Harvey Davis
George Lawrence
Champion
Tom Stedman
A. Brewster
Barons
England
Stedman
Margaret Wilson
Newdale School
J. P. Connors
Geo. Dunn
James Wentworth
H. Davis
C. D. Rowan
Floyd
Medicine Hat Sriday
Karl Denison
Joyce
Jens Jordett
Tom Trebble
Billy McLean
Sidney Chandler
Quan Chong
Jack Gillis
Ollie Toby
Bayvl Rapson
Mary Laverne
Bill
John T. Patton
Bell Telephone Co
St. Thomas
F. L. Barnes
Mrs. Barnes
Mr Barnes
U.F.W.A
Strand
Women's Institute
Largon Grove
Betty
Dale
Hopital
George Holdershaw
Walls
Crescent Heights
J. M. Courtney
Experimental Ranch
Thomsons
Gus Seefried
Universal Postal Union
Cairo
Egypt
Postal Union
Arthur Sauve
A. E. Hill
S. Trekofski
Childing
Arthur Ewanby
Ray McDougall
Albert Anderson
Lake Newell
Erma Trekofski
Victor Trekofski
Victoria Oberhamer
Russell
S. Bayer
King George
Tilley
B. F. Hanson
Roy Jones
F. L. Steed
F. McEwen
Dorothy McEwen
Hilda McEwen
F. S. Carr
A. D. Archibald
United
Col
Walter
Windsor
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