Over seas Collegiate Tours Bring Canadian Students to Europe
Montreal hosts hundreds of students preparing to sail aboard Canadian Pacific ships to Europe. The Empress of France carried over 250 collegians in a recent voyage, while the Coldstream Guards Band, in scarlet and gold, arrived on the Montcalm for performances across Canadian cities and at the Toronto Exhibition. Separately, Japan advances railway electrification with a test stretch Tokio to Odawara, underscoring the long road to completing the 750 mile main line.
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Montreal
Europe
Coldstream Guards Band of
London
Quebec
Montcalm
Canada
R. G. Evans
Brandon
Calgary
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Regina
Vancouver
Toronto
Imperial Japanese Government Railway
Tokio
Shimonoseki
Odawara
St Jean Baptiste Society Fetes 92nd Anniversary in Montreal
The St Jean Baptiste Society of Montreal marked its 92nd anniversary on June 24 by affixing a memorial tablet to the walls of the Windsor Street Station site. Victor Morin, former president-general, unveiled the tablet and presented it.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Windsor Street
Montreal
St. Jean Baptiste Society
Victor Morin
Montreal to Build Five Million Terminal Warehouse Plant
Negotiations complete for a terminal warehouse and cold storage plant to rise in Montreal at about five million dollars. The 10 storey building will occupy 600,090 square feet with one third for old storage, to be funded by the Municipal Bankers Corporation of Toronto.
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Montreal
Crandall Chatauqua Aims and Local News Briefs
July events include Crandall Chatauqua dates and O Young moving to Hamiota for a garage job. Dress fabrics such as Fuji Silks and Crepes are advertised. Miss Peto and extension girls award a Winnipeg trip to Dorothy Spalding and Marguerite Dart. Manitoba hydro extension plan targets northern towns with 7000 new power patrons. Community Memorial Service preparations underway with choir leaders meeting and a 35 piece Salvation Army band from Brandon. Boat War memorial to be unveiled.
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Peto
Dorothy Spalding
Marguerite Dart
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Nouthern Manitoba
Salvation Army
Brandon
Fuller
Wanted Team of Horses For Farm Use
Advert reads a call for a team of horses weighing at least 1400 pounds, to apply to J Wythe in Miniota for farm work. The notice emphasizes weight requirement and directs interested buyers to contact the listed individual.
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J. Wythe
Miniota
Notice to return borrowed Miniota cemetery plan
Gilbert Rowan caretaker asks the person who borrowed the Miniota cemetery plan to return it and oblige.
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Miniota Cemetery
Gilbert Rowan
Flock Cullers Seek Cooperative Crandal Shipment Contact
Those wishing to cull flocks and ship culled birds via the Crandal cooperative shipment should notify G. H. Cengdon at 1012 Crandal at their earliest.
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Crandall
G. H Cengdon
Crandal
For Sale Complete Threshing Outfit And Reeves Steam Outfit
For sale a complete threshing outfit in first class condition including a 16-30 Rumely Oil Pull tractor a 2846 Case separator 120 ft 7 in 5 ply rubber belting Reeves steam outfit soft of gin and used well casing Terms part cash and balance to responsible parties J W Mitchell Arrow River Man
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Reeves
J.W. Mitchell
Arrow River
Man
Mimota Exhibition Begins As Prairie Census Sparks Interest
The Mimota Agricultural Society annual exhibition opens Tuesday with prizes for horses cattle swine poultry garden produce dairy produce and school work. A baseball game Isabella versus Miniota follows at 7 pm with a picture show and dance. Census news notes more than 250 000 US born residents in the prairie provinces and 43 000 Americans in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta since 1921.
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Mimota Agricultural Society
J. Spalding
Isabella
Miniota
Prairie Provinces
Fiegina
United States
Winnipeg
Rocky Mountains
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
Letters to The Editor on road to Mintota cemetery
A letter urges building a suitable all weather road to Mintota cemetery across Gilbert Rowans field. The writer argues the current path is impassable in winter and after heavy rain and appeals for a proper cattle creep and funding, noting waste if the plan shifts to grading the existing road.
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Mintota
W.I
Gilbert Rowans Field
Rowan Field
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Manitoba Hardware
Lumber Co., Ltd
Miniota Hera
Crandall Chatauqua
O. Young
Hamiota
W. L. Hodnett
R.L. Miles
LDS
Pratt & Lauvman Block
Commercial Hotel
Simmons
Texico
Luty
the Post
Oak River
Beard
Melville
Watrous
Frith
W. D. Berwick
the Herald
DR. R. K. Chalmers
Miniota Drug Store
Canadian Indemnity Co
INO. Spalding
Office
J.D. Forsyth
Motamifectioner
Spencer’s
Lake of the Woods
A. Spencer
Watts’ Garage
Studebaker
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