Local News Notes Prompt Forest Policy Debate
Local brief mentions Mrs Corley from Brandon visiting friends in the district. Miss Dorothy May Worden from St Mellion England to stay with Mr and Mrs Hill. Mrs and Mrs F McCheyne and family plan to reside in Winnipeg. Morgar Johnson spent the week at home and visited Winnipeg early week. Mr Johnson moves his family to Regina this week.
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Mrs. Corley of
Brandon
Dorothy May Worden
St. Mellion
Cornwall
Eng
H. Hill
Morgar Johnson
Town
Winnipeg
Mr Johnson
Regina
Forests Face Long Recovery After Destructive Harvest
A historical note warns that forests take decades to regrow once mature trees are removed. It urges protection of remaining stands and reliance on seedling replanting after current forests are destroyed to ensure future timber supplies.
Post Office to Sell Money Orders Starting May First
The Uno post office will offer money orders from May 1 onward. The postmaster received the notice recently and says the service will be convenient for nearby residents.
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Uno
Bridge fears fade as ice damages valley spans
A valley bridge near town endured a severe ice flood with high water and piling ice last week. Workers used dynamite and poles to clear the danger, but the west bridge remains badly twisted and in need of major repair or replacement. Councillors consider a steel span funded by government aid to prevent repeat damage, urging urgent action by the council.
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Mitchell
Tnbridges
Ao Mans
Council
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