Local and General News Update from C A Flower
News brief from the town notes Flower to Vancouver visit British Squadron. Dominion day holiday stores closed. Miniota school field day marks start of summer vacation. Ham iota sports praised. Mids Violet Flower returns from Vancouver. Eddie and Ronnie Flower back from Detroit. Rev H C Harris ends two year ministry and moves to Kenville. Rev Anderson to Isabella in July. Thunderstorm harms district phones and elevator. Special Patriotic service announced.
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Mids
Violet Flower
Vancouver
Eddie
Ronnie Flower
Detroit
H.C. Harris
Kenville
Anderson
Isabella
Community notes on fairs and local events update
Sunday school program with special songs invites public attendance. Brandon fair train excursion offered from Miniota July 2 with fare 3.60. Hoopers Lake stocked with 250000 pickerel fry to be protected for three years. Community Memorial Service planning urged for July. Wheat Pool district meeting in Miniota appoints officers and supports a One selling Agency. Memorial scheme debate notes possible self sacrifice and past overseas losses. Starkweather ND band to play at the 1924 Provincial Exhibition in Fargo July 1-4 with large marching group and a young conductor.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Miniota
Brandon
Flower
Hoopers
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C. Etlerington
W. K. Doyle
Wheat Pool
C. Ellerington
W. R. Doyle
Fleming
Messrs
B.G. Little
J.E. Heise
J.r.mitchell
R. Peel
L. M. Hankin
Loce
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Doyle
Messrs Heise
Peel
Prairie Provinces
Starkweather
North Dakota
Fargo
A. Kruse
Patent medicines prompt caution over dubious weight loss claims
A reader recalls a home remedy scare where capsules sold for weight loss contained tape worms. The family doctor confirms the danger and warns against trusting guarantees from unknown firms. The piece urges consulting a trusted physician instead of unverified patent medicines.
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Stobk
Australian boys visit Toronto duringExhibition
A party of 50 Australian public school boys will be guests at the Exhibition in Toronto from August 30 to September 3 on their way home from the British Empire Exhibition. British Columbia is Canada’s third manufacturing province with 2,673 establishments, over 41,000 employees, near $225 million invested and products worth about $260 million. New Brunswick coal output in 1923 rose to 251 091 long tons, up from 1922, with industry contributing over $1.1 million in value annually.
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Toronto
Australia
British Columbia
Canada
New Brunswick
Silver Tea Thursday at Mrs Ellerington's Anglican W.A event
Invitation announces a Silver Tea on Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock at Mrs C Ellerington's under the Anglican W.A. banner with all invited. Also notes Borna-At Vancouver on Friday June 6th for Mr. and Mrs. E W Ayres a 2023 event.
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Borna
Vanecouver
E. W. Ayres
Last big roundup of range horses near Calgary Alberta
The west horses will be gathered in a central corral southeast of Calgary to clear stray animals. About 10 000 head expected. Agriculture Department oversees. Also praise for CPRs branch line plans in southern Alberta and comments on improved western outlook. Various BC coast projects and power plants noted as indicating regional progress.
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Calgary
Alberta
Agriculture
Canadian Pacific Railway
G. R. Mitchell
Bow Valley
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