Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association Convention in Toronto
The Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association held its annual convention in Toronto June 7 to 9 with many country weekly publishers attending. Lectures by prominent speakers offered practical guidance for efficient country printing offices. The editor traveled via the Trans Canada Superior Train of the Canadian Pacific Railway and attended the Soldiers Tower unveiling at the University, a ceremony noted as impressive.
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Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
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University
Memorial Tower Erected For University Students
Thousands of citizens witnessed the unveiling of a memorial tower honoring students who made the supreme sacrifice. Delegates enjoyed a Friday supper at Sunnyside beach with Mayor Hiltz addressing city developments and liberties at amusements. The Association toured Port Dalhousie by boat Saturday and Niagara on Sunday, with plans to host the 1925 convention in Winnipeg. The Union Ladies Aid supplied meals at the rink, and the day drew strong support and goodwill.
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Winnipeg
Minota Hosts Sports Day With Mixed Events And Crowded Hall
Mrs Chalmers and Miss Dana Seraras attended a Winnipeg convention as Brandon Fair offers free entry for children on Tuesday July 1. Minot a’s Sports Day drew strong crowds with senior and junior baseball, horse races, a pony race, and an evening program by Tom Laidman. Winners included Oak River Shoal Lake and Minot a in various heats, with a substantial turnout despite scheduling delays.
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Iota
Aaron Riter
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Warren
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Lndign
First Money Chalmers
Norman Winter
Tom Laidman
Thos. Meighan
Wheat Pool meeting signals delegate plans at Miniota
Farmers wary of access across lands urge gates be secured as Wheat Pool convenes in Miniota Saturday to appoint delegates and elect directors at the first annual meeting in Seouken on July 2. Attendance urged for those signed or seeking contracts. Tea advertisement notes best value and popular Tee products. A Beulah benefit dance raised about 70 for Miss Annie Atkin’s Ninette Sanatorium treatment. Local notices report visitors, a retiring teacher’s dinner, and births in Miniota and Selkirk with families Welborn Sunley Isabella and Carnevale newborns.
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Wheat Pool Organization
Miniota
Seouken
Beulah
Annie Atkin
Ninette
Aikin
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