Fifteen hundred tons of Wesb ees coal arrive at Fort William
The local report notes a shipment of fifteen hundred tons of Wesb ees coal arriving at Fort William last week. The ship that brought the coal is expected to return with flour. Mrs Hawthorne hosted visitors over the weekend and accompanied them on departure. family and neighbors from Wawanesa and Saskatoon joined in weekend visits.
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Fort William
R. McKibbon
Wawanesa
F. Hawthorne
All-Talking Picture Show Announcement and Local News
A mix of items about an All-Talking Picture Show on Thursday September 1, doubled school fees at Manitoba Nor maas schools with growing applications, a tale of a man spared by Gladstone's smile, hazards of night travel on highways, and commentary on banker liquidity and depositors. Reputations and security values also noted as shrinking over two years.
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Normaas
Manitoba
Isabella Notes Earl Warren Returns Home From Alberta
Isabella reports Earl Warren came home from Alberta on Sunday. Mr and Mrs H Reid visited friends at Foxwarren on Sunday. Lyle Carton of Winnipeg spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs R E Heise. Miss Florence Brown secured a school at Marland and began duties on Tuesday. Donald Sutherland and Rev H S Bowman left for Pilot Mound to attend the funeral of Mr Sutherland’s father in law. An unfortunate incident occurred on the day of the funeral involving his sister in law. Both gentlemen stayed over for the funeral, which occurred Tuesday.
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Florence Brown
Marland
Donald Sutherland
H. S. Bowman
Pilot Mound
Mr. Sutherland
Arrow River Notes Dance and School Reopening
A note from Arrow River mentions a dance planned in about two weeks. Residents from west to Clear Lake and Seudy Lake attended last Sunday. Pupils await Tuesday when schools reopen. Mr and Mrs Holiday return to the district and assist W Attwood with the harvest.
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Clear Lake
Seudy Lake
Arrow River
Two Creeks
Saskatchewan brothers visit grandparents amid busy threshing season
Mies Hoheon and his brother Jack from Saskatoon spend time with their grandparents Mr and Mrs J M Elliot as threshing is in full swing. Farmers offer one to one fifty dollars per day for help, but labor remains scarce.
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Mies Hoheon
Jack
Saskatoon
J M. Elliot
Murdoch Elliots Spends Day With Parents
Murdoch Elliots of Branton spent a day with his parents last week. He is looking as well as ever and just as cheerful.
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Murdoch Elliots
Branton
Farmers Try Distillate Fuel Over Coal Oil Or Gas
A carload of distillate arrived last week and farmers are adopting it as a cheaper alternative to coal oil or gas.
Church Resumes After Two Week Holiday
Church and Sunday school will resume next week after a two week holiday. Parishioners are urged to rest and come ready to contribute extra effort to the good work.
Harvest Outlook Promises Strong Yields Across District
Weather remains dry for about two weeks, enabling harvesting and threshing in the district. Wheat yields are reported from 15 to 35 bushels per acre, with oats and other crops starting to come in as conditions hold.
Barley Crops Shine as Gardeners Report Best Season
Gardeners praise robust barley yields and overall garden health with crops thriving amid favorable weather. Farmers note stronger kernels and steady harvest prospects as setbacks remain minimal and soil moisture holds steady.
Tesluk buys two town lots and plans to move a house
Mike Tesluk acquires two town lots one from the municipality and one from J F Tennant and will move a house onto them soon Mrs Tesluk and family plan to settle in town The Mission Band marks its 10th anniversary with an open meeting in the church Mrs Wallace speaks on missionary work Temperance talks are shared by Mrs Jas Wiggins and others Musical selections are performed by several young attendees A birthday cake with candles centers the gathering and lunch is served afterwards
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Mike Tesluk
J. F. Tennant
Wallace
Jas. Wiggins
Bernice Wiggins
Olive Mitchell
Helen Tennant
Sarah Llea Margaret Luckie
Evelyn Leckshart
Jas Wigglie
Western Canada crop prospects boost regional confidence
Crop conditions in western Canada appear encouraging and with normal weather the output could restore confidence and prosperity. Grant Hall of the Canadian Pacific Railway spoke on his inspection tour of the company's property. Alberta 1931 butter production reached 22 957 922 pounds, surpassing the previous provincial record by over 600 000 pounds. A federal provincial campaign aims to grow forage crops as part of this agricultural effort.
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Canada
Grant Hall
Canadian Pacific Railway
Alberta
Departments of Agriculture
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J.J. Henderson
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Isabella
Earl Warren
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Mrs. R E Heise
Elva
Bert Deans
Melita
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Jno. Rudd
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R. A. Hoey
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Notre Dame Avenue
Fred Franklin
Tuesaday
United Church of Canada
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J. A. Stephen B.A
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St Wilfrid's Beulah
Holy Communion
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R. L. Miles
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