Local News Items Highlight Visits and Meetings
D. Hogg visited town last weekend. W. J. Armstrong plans a Thursday trip to Nelson BC to visit friends. Mrs. Shier of Reilly Ont. visits sister Mrs. Robinson for a few weeks. Various lodge greetings and club notices accompany local travels and events. Details cover elections, operas, tennis and golf fees, and upcoming sports day activities.
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Mrs. W. Shier
Reilly, Ont
Mrs. N .Robinson
Local residents and events noted in Birtle district
Isabelle visits friends in Birtle and several district residents are recorded: Mise F Bridge and Keith Palmer of Saskatoon visiting the area. Mrs Arriss attends a W I convention in H. OAC member Woods helped organize a Pig club. Neil Bros. appoints W Drummond in Dalphin district. Laura Wright visits Major with family. Millar Brown and Warren return home after schooling. Cawley leaves C N station for Gladstone, praised for musical leadership and a church choir. community thanks him for service and wishes success in Gladstone.
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Cawley
C. N
Gladstone
Cowley
Arrow River Items and Local Notes
The regular Women’s Missionary Society meeting will be at Mrs Gy Ptole’s home this afternoon at 2:30. Nurses Vo Mitchell and J Hautaman are writing supplements on RN exams in Winnipeg this week. Mrs J Bell and Mrs F Dayton are delegates to the Winnipeg convention this week. Mr and Mrs F Wright and Wanda of Winnipeg are visiting their mother Mrs Sy Cusack. Mildred Leland Tea Tennant and George Crnack have completed training and returned home. N Lockart installed a visible gasoline tank improving the main highway’s appearance. A fine cake demonstration closed the notes.
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J.J. Henderson
Gladys
Toronto
R. B. Marley Wills
Virden
The
Canadian Legion
Vo Mitchell
J! Hautaman
Winnipeg
Mrs F Wright
Wanda
Mre- Sy Cusack
May Istydarl-bay mare advertised for sale
Condensed ad for a gray bay mare weighing about 1100 to 1200 pounds under Section 18 1326. Ownership transfers upon proof of property and payment of costs. Listed by C Goodwin in Miniota.
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C. Goodwin
Miniota
Sunburst Brooch Return Sought in Miniota
A Lady Sunburst Brooch with Imerald Centre Finder is to be returned to Mrs. W. E. Waster of Miniota after being found on Monday night.
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TOST
Miniota
Fifth Annual Tour to the Pacific Coast Leaves Winnipeg July 5
The special train departs Winnipeg on July 5 via Canadian National Railways bound for the Pacific Coast. Entertainment is planned at various points along the route.
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Winnipeg
Canadian National Railways
Personally Conducted Tours to Pacific Coast Begin July
A fifth annual personally conducted tour departs from Wieniveg after school ends. A special train with sleeping cars dining car and radio observation car travels July 5 to Prince Rupert arriving July 10 where a palatial steamship begins a 550 mile Inside Passage cruise to Vancouver.
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Iways
Pacific
Wieniveg
Prince Rupert
Tickets to Victoria Rail Route Offer Unclear
Fragmentary OCR text describes travelers desiring to reach Victoria with tickets toward a destination aboard the Canadian National. Details are illegible, with stray words and unclear phrasing.
Scottish settlers arrive in Canada aboard Metagama
On May 16 two hundred Scots settlers arrived in Montreal aboard the Canadian Pacific liner Metagama led by R A MacDonnell of the Scottish Immigration Aid Society. It is the second settlers consigned this year under the Clay Donald plan. Ottie Buggs the Mr and Mrs comic strip artist arrived in Montreal with six New York newspaper men and traveled to the Laurentian mountains near St Donat Chalet for trout fishing on Lake Archambault and nearby streams.
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Metagama
R. A. MacDonnell
Scottish Immigration Aid* Society
Clay Donald
Ottie Buggs
Mrs
Montreal
New York
Laurentian Mountains
Lake Archambault
St. Donat Chalet
Romanian Crown honors Antwerp railwayOfficials
A. L. Rawlinson passenger agent and Victor Collignon chief clerk of the Canadian Pacific Railway at Antwerp are named Officers of the Order of the Romanian Crown by the King of Roumania for services in handling Romanian passengers at Antwerp port.
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A. L. Rawlinson
Victor Collignon
Canadian’ Pacific’ Railway
Antwerp
Roumania
Hospital Cars Meet Urgent Needs on Laurentian Route
Two former first class cars operating as hospital rooms provide medical care along the Laurentian segment of the Canadian Pacific Railway to handle illness and urgent calls. A shipment of 85 cases of Indian motorcycles arrived in Tokyo via Canadian Pacific rail and sea lanes, reflecting Japan's rising demand for affordable transport on narrow roads. Work began in March on Yokohama's Grand Hotel, a four story concrete structure with a steel frame, costing about 1.15 million dollars with furnishings estimated at 859 thousand dollars, totaling roughly 2 million.
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Souldier’s
Montreal
Qanana
Canadian Pacific Railway
Armory
Mass
Tokyo
Canadian Pacific
Japan
Yokohama
British Trade Keeps Moving Amid General Strike
Foreign Department of the Dominion Express Company organized a fleet of motor trucks in London Manchester Bradford and Liverpool to handle receipts and deliveries. This initiative neutralized shipping disruptions and safeguarded British Canadian trade during the strike period.
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Foreign Department
Dominion Epress Company
England
London
Manchester
Bradford
Liverpool
English Football Team Tours Canada in 14 City Schedule
The English football squad arrived in Quebec aboard the Empress of Scotland and began a tour through major cities including Montreal Hamilton Toronto Fort William Winnipeg Regina Lethbridge Calgary Vancouver Nanaimo Victoria Edmonton Saskatoon Timmins ending July 14. Meanwhile travelers and a Far East voyage report discuss stabilizing China and Sun Yat Sen’s son chairing a meeting on uniting forces of order.
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Canada
Queb
Pacific
Samuel Davidson
Dominion Football Association
Montreal
Hamilton
Toronto
Fort William
Winnipeg
Regina
Lethbridge
Calgary
Vancouver
Nanaimo
Victoria
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Timmins
Russia
Far East
France
Q. Bee
China
Sun Yen
Sun Yat Sen
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