Compulsory Pool Debate Builds in Province
The Pool movement has held meetings across the Province as two sides argue for and against compulsory pooling by legislation. Farmers in Isabella district sent a petition to the Premier against such laws, while others claim no government will pass such legislation. The forthcoming battle is expected to be bitter, with the Pool needing to prove its case or fade away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alangke
Isabella
Manitoba
John Bracken
Signar Tories
Local Ads and Tax Rule Changes Highlight Community News
A retail ad lists boys trousers from 2 25 to 2 65 with stock at Staves Ltd. Saskatoon residents Mr and Mrs E E Rose move into town. The World’s Grain Exhibition drew 70 plus entries with a $500 prize to be announced soon. Saskatchewan tax rules relax penalties and introduce discounts for municipal taxes paid by set dates, with council power to delay tax sales in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staves, Ltd
Minista
J. Ti Mo Anderson
Saskatchewan
Justice Brown
Heginwane
Murray
Wwakatchewan University
Saskatoon
Itis
D.L McLeod
Union of Manitoba
McLeod
Man itoba Farmers Anti Compulsory Peol League Ad
Advertisement for the Manitoba Farmers Anti Compulsory Peel League urges careful study by all readers of this issue and promotes its platform and aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Farmers Anti
Spring Fabrics and Farm Supplies Ad from Miniota
Popular fabrics for spring feature Pueblo Prints and Boy Blue Prints at 45c and 35c per yard respectively. United States Ltd Miniota offers for sale Ceres Wheat at 5c per bushel Banner Yate 35c per bushel and Yellow Blossom Clover Seed at a price per pound. All ready for the drill phone Tom Long 222 Miniota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
United States, Ltd
Miniota
Ceres
Tom Long
Crandall Bonspiel Postponed Indefinitely
The Crandall bonspiel has been postponed indefinitely due to the weather, delaying scheduled matches and events at Crandall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
Beulah Girls Hockey Team Defeated by Crandall 4–0
Crandall girls edged Beulah 4 to 0 on Crandall’s home ice. Special speaker Miers McCannel of Decker delivered remarks Sunday evening at the Y. P. 8. event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. P
Miers McCannel
Decker
Beulah Girls
Crandall Girls
Crandall
Manitoba Farmers Anti Compulsory Pool League Seeks Funds
A Manitoba notice proclaims a non political group opposing the Manitoba Wheat Pool compulsory system. It urges electors to support a Royal Commission into pool speculations and asks for 5000 dollars to organize provincially with support from Progressives Liberals and Conservatives. Frank Bodie of Carman is named secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Farmers Ant Compulsory Pool League
Manitoba
Progressives
Liberals
Manitoba Wheat Pool
Manitoba Farmers’ Anti
Province of
Man
Wheat Pool
Citizens of
Weekend events in Hamiota and Winnipeg noted
J Mitchell attends Trustees convention in Winnipeg this week. Sever Shockey and Ames arranged have had to be called off. An account of poor weather. Don’t forget the play and dance in the community hall on Friday night of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shockey Ames
Halon
J Flercing Visits Monedosa To Oversee Tarting Interests
Local sources report J Flercing of Monedosa spent last week in town to supervise tarting interests. The visit focused on business matters and potential collaborations with regional partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Flercing
Monedosa
Nurse Elliott Spends Week Away From Town Home
Nurse Elliott spent the week away at her home here while using Oak River as a place name appears in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurse Elliott
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a report
Fragmentary text mentions Mr and Mrs and a move to Beandon on Protas but details are unreadable and cannot establish a clear event or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beandon
Ands
Night of Games and Dancing for the Attwoods
Last Friday night a group of friends visited Mr and Mrs Attwood for an evening of games and dancing. They enjoyed convivial company and shared entertainment in a warm social setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attwood
Prayer Service Draws Large Friday Audience
A Friday prayer service attracted a large crowd and offered an inspiring program with broad participation by attendees and organizers.
Family moves from J Fleming farm to old Lee farm near Crandall
John Meyers and family who have lived on the J Fleming farm for years moved to the old Lee farm near Crandall. Capt White of Canadian Airways landed here Sunday and his plane remains at the air field as he proceeds to the Bagot accident enquiry. The journey continued by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Méyers
J. Fleming
Lee Farm
Crandall
White
Canadian Airways
Bagot
Marrow-escape mishap injures man using saw
H. Attwood narrowly escaped serious injury last week when a bell on a saw rotated and struck him in face and arm as he tried to pat it away. He suffered severe bruising but no bones were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Attwood
Stunt Night At The Nak Draws Crowd With Hockey And Races
Friday night entertainment at the nak featured hockey matches and novelty races. A Miniota and Arrow River girls team faced Crandall girls with a final score of 11. Organizers hope to stage a rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nak
Miniota
Arrow River
Crandall Girls
Arrow River Notes Miss White and Miss McLenehan
The note lists social visits with Miss White spending Sunday at her River home and Miss McLenehan also noted in the same context, reflecting a sequence of local social calls and calls on neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss White
Rivers
Pretty Quiet Wedding at Cornish Home
Jeanette Gertrude Cornish became the wife of George Traynor in a ceremony at the Cornish home in the presence of family. The event featured music by a bride’s sister and attendants including Grayce Cornish, with a breakfast reception before the couple departed for Saskatoon. A prior bridal shower and many gifts were noted from local friends and church ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cornish
Jeanette Gertrude
George Traynor
Traynor
Saxkatoon
Marcel
Allie Cornish
Grayce Cornish
Groot
E” Cornish
J. E. Lane
Ina Cornisheang
J. Girven
Melita
Saskatoon
Chalmers
The
United Church
George Rey
Isabella Notes and Local Sports Update
The column reports Presbytery attendance by Rev. Bowman and J. Iverach and notes Iverach attending a Winnipeg Trustees convention. It records a hockey loss for the rcal team at Rosburn and a home defeat for Hamiota, plus a postponed bonspiel and an anti referendum petition against a 100 percent pool. Premier Bracken receives a farmers’ petition opposing compulsory pooling. The letter argues the referendum risks British traditions and cost, and calls for government restraint.
Trayeor Honored With Best Wishes For Health And Happiness
A somber time marked by a luncheon followed. The organization extends its best wishes to Mr and Mrs Traye or for a long life filled with happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolds
Mrs i. Traye
Beulah Bits Beispial Called Off In Soft Weather
Beulah Bits reports the benspial event postponed due to soft weather. Bourne's rink won the Citizens event at Little, benspied last week while Forster's rink fared poorly. The citizens prize was a coat sweater and a cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourne
Little, Benspied
Forster
Scrambled OCR Voice Note From Unclear Sports Scene
Fragmentary text describes a crowded venue and a play followed by a monetary amount of $58. The words are garbled and many details are missing, preventing clear identification of people, teams, places, or events.
Also Mentioned on This Page
IORI
IEC
Cornish
Siden
E E. Rose
Sterboaks, Sek
Stewart
Sarah Avenue
Rose Joe “Rawiewgh
Manitoba Farmers
Hamiota
J. It Mitchell
Trustees
Winnipeg
Arrow River Notes
Miss McLenehan
Chevrolet
Durant
Nash
ESSEX
Hudson
Oakland
Western Motors Ltd
Brandon
Miniota Womens Institute
Softice
Rev. Bowman
J. Iverach
Mm. Iverech
Rcal
Ros~burn
Loral Boys
Fouriel
Beulah
Tour Coat Sweatere
Phoball
Dnce