Common Purpose Shapes City Life And Local Notices
A survey extols the Family Herald and Weekly Star as a guiding read for farmers and urban homes. Community progress hinges on common purpose, with city life offering protection, schools, churches, jobs, and culture. Local notices mention Bert Frazer’s Bran nond visit, hockey tie, Walter Frazer’s Winnipeg trip, and substitutes in Miss Drysdale’s class and Mrs Hathaway’s illness.
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Family Herald
Weekly Star of
Beulah Bill W Saward Leaves for Winniper Visit
Beulah Bill W Saward departed Saturday for a visit to Winniper, leaving behind routine plans and family notices.
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W. Saward
Winniper
Isabella Notes Struck by Crandall Hockey Loss
Isabella Notes visited Crandall Friday and lost 4 to 1 in an intermediate hockey game. A local dramatic society will stage a Crandall play soon. A curling rink from Birtle visited and edged the local team by a single point in a close contest.
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Crandall
the Dramatic Society
Birtle
Heive Family Attending Event at Alexand Ter
Mr and Mrs R E Heive and family attend a local gathering. A note mentions Miss B Rabe and an event at Alexand ter, with details partially unclear due to damaged text.
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R E. Heive
Miss B Rabe
Alexand Ter Thre
Accel
Dad. I have just obtained my high aciout cerificate TM
The fragment discusses a parental role with a claim of a high school certificate and expectations for a husband to cook, manage the home, and care for a baby. The text is disjointed and contains typos. It reflects gender role assumptions in a personal note.
Health progress and longevity in England and Wales
A review notes a halved general death rate from 1838 to 1926 and a one third drop in child mortality, boosting life expectancy at birth by over twelve years. Governments and medical advances enabled this health gain, yet more effort is needed to further conquer disease and improve well being.
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England
Wales
Banes
Obituary David Rowan Pioneer of Miniota District Dies
David Rowan longtime Miniota resident and pioneer died at his daughter’s Minnedosa home on Saturday at 70 years 1 month 23 days. He was a former postmaster and active in Masonic and local affairs. Funeral held Tuesday at United Church with Masonic rites, burial in Minnova cemetery. He leaves four daughters three sons and siblings in Ontario and Manitoba.
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Tiere
Minnedosa
Miniwta
David Rowan
Rownn
Deceimber
Christian Cry
Rowmanl
Geo
Colby
Minnnedosa
C.H. Els
Leverly
Ontario
Ohn Rowan
Empany
Miniota
Parkissimo
C. H. Elvis
G.colby
Mir
CM Gant
Swift Current
Winnie Rowan
Round Lake Mission
Sask
Ted
Mary Elizabeth
Rowan
Brandon
Gilbert of
John R
Wilson
Rowars
Parkissimo Lodge
J.C
Miniotal Lodge
A F
Wour
Canada
United Church
E. S. Dixon
Minnova
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Mies Orit
Argo
Mr. and
Mrs. Bryant
Bert Frazer
Brann
Beulsh
Walter Frazer
Winnipex
M.A C
Miss Drysdale
Miss Hal
Mrs Hathaway
Oakner
H. B. Bees
Beulah Bill
Isabella
Isabella Gapa
Alex Clark
the— Candian Medical Assoc’n
Manitoba
Hydro
Manitoba Power Commission
Montreal
T. B. Macaulay
SUN Life Assurance Company
John.j. Arklie
Commercial Hotel
Winnipeg
Anc
Port Arthur
West
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