Need for harvest hands discussed by railway men
Beulah July 22. Building at the new CINK depot and stockyards proceeds apace. A conference between western railway officials and immigration officials estimates at least fifty thousand harvesters will be needed, with ten thousand from the United States and the rest from Eastern Canada. Arrangements are discussed to meet and transport incoming workers to Miniota and beyond. The first Ontario excursions begin in early August.
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CINK
Chicago
J.bruce Walker Communione
Immigration
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Uni
Old Country
C.P.R
Clinton
Old Land
Regina Exhibition Tickets On Sale For July August
C F Dominion Exhibition Regina tickets go on sale July 28 to August 10 with return option until August 16 1911. Tickets and information available from scouts or envelopes lots of them all sizes at right price. The Herald notes a grain and produce prize for vegetables and youth entrants under 25 with cash prizes. Mrs Corley Misses Corley Ringland in Brandon for the fair. Government elevator repaired and up to date. Tom Long returned from Hodgeville Sask finds dry for wheat. John Ringland threshing wheat. Jim Warren brought an Ontario red squirrel to the ranch. Ernest Fisher family arrived for a short stay. An army of 40 to 50 left by excursion train to Brandon.
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Imperial
Tom Long
Hodgeville Sask
Pleasant Bible Class Social At Methodist Church
A Friday evening gathering at the Methodist Church basement hosted an adult Bible Class social. A goodly number attended with several games on the programme. A lemon pie served as a prize stirred excitement and amusement around the confectionery treat.
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Methodist Church
Two Creeks Score Clarified After Picnic Game
A correction note argues that Two Creeks scored twice and claimed the Elkhorn Mercury misreported by counting balls over the bar and offside plays as goals. The writer insists the score should be 2 to none.
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Elkhorn Mercury
Two Creeks
Arrow River
Church of England
The
Mercury
Glasgow visitor departs for home after summer stay
Miss E Gilmour of Glasgow with her aunt Mrs Thos Kerr spent the summer here and left for home on Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Dan MacDonald traveled to Brandon on Monday to attend the Wheat City fair. Many excursions are being run from here to Brandon this week drawing a fair crowd.
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Miss E.gilmour
Glasgow
Scot
Jane
Mra Thos Kerr
Dan MacDonald
Prandon
Wheat City
Brandon
Mr and Mrs Charles Andrew Sr. Holiday at Delta Lake Manitoba
Mr and Mrs Charles Andrew Sr. left this morning for a few weeks holiday at Delta Lake Manitoba where they will be guests of Mr and Mrs W P Randall of Portage.
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Charles Andrew Sr
Delta
Lake Manitoba
W.P. Randall
Portage
Government Acquisition Of Municipal Telephone System Questioned
Debate centers on whether the municipal telephone system should be sold to the government at cost plus ten percent. Critics argue the system operates at a loss and may require ongoing maintenance expenses, while proponents cite potential better service and ratepayer savings.
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Fisco
Council Og
Mininty
Progress on CP LR line extension noted
Local readers discuss progress toward extending the CP LR line here. The column praises local crop growth and notes civic concerns, ad deadlines, and community happenings including visits by Mr. Steuart and Mr. Doig, car talks, and a Mimn. death at the Board of Trade institution.
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