Visit to Vancouver Highlighted by Hammond Family
Mr and Mrs George Hammond and family announce a weeklong visit to Vancouver as part of a discussion on the vital role of country newspapers. The piece extols circulation reach, advertising impact, and the publishers service as essential to the public and readers. The author agrees with Arthur Brisbanes praise of country weeklies aiding advertisers and youths nationwide.
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George Hammond
Vancouver
Uwn
Jand
Sonny
Arthur
Mr. Brisbane
Mrs G Bruce Returns From Brandon Visit
Mrs. G Bruce returned on Monday after spending part of the week visiting friends in Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Bruce
Brandon
W.M.S. Sale Raises Funds With Home Cooking Effort
The sale by the W.M.S. of the nate church raised about 18 shillings last Saturday through home cooked items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M.S
Miss Armitage and Ellerington Return From Winniper
Miss Mary Armitage and Miss A. Ellerington, who have spent a month in Winniper, arrived home during the past weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Armitage
A. Ellerington
Winniper Arrved
Shion Open for Les Curry at Benito Man
Les Curry received word that a position is open for him at Benito Man and he plans to depart for that post at month end.
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Les
Curry
Benito
Man
Work gang arrives to erect new water tank east of existing
A work gang arrived in town on Thursday night and is preparing to erect a new water tank a little east of the present tank. The project aims to improve local water storage and supply.
Local Bonspiel Opens With 19 Rinks Competing
A local bonspiel with 19 mixed rinks started on Monday featuring two events and consolation rounds. Organizers expect an exciting week at the rink with broad participation and competition.
Train departures noted for Brandon Thursday
A notice records two trains from Brandon this week including the usual afternoon departure and a special train leaving at 11 o clock p m. The item highlights the schedule without extra details.
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Brandon
Correction notice from St. Marys church Arrow River
Last week’s report incorrectly named F Gardham as Rector’s warden. The correct Peoples warden is Mr Attwood for St. Marys church Arrow River.
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St. Mary’s Church
Arrow River
Attwood
F. Gardham
Mrs Lelond and Daughter Return From England Visit
Mrs. A. J. Lelond and her daughter Audrey have arrived home after a three month visit to England. Mrs. Lelond says the trip to the Old Country was splendid and enjoyable.
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A. J. Lelond
Audrey
England
Local Dog Race Draws Crowd and Cash Prize
The annual Saturday dog race attracted a crowd with six eateries on hand. Oliver Chalmers won first place with Billy Gilchrist close behind in second. Prize money totaling eight dollars was donated by 32 people and divided among riders: Iss received 2.50, 2nd got 1.50, and the remaining four each received 1.00.
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Oliver Chalmers
Billy Gilchrist
Iss
Debate on Abolishing Party Government at United Church
A Thursday night debate at the United church drew a good crowd. The affirmative led by Mr. Albright argued for abolishing party government, while Rev. Dixon and Mrs. J opposed it. An open discussion followed and the audience favored the affirmative. A dainty lurch was served after.
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United Church
Albright
Dixon
Young Womens Mission Circle organized at Mrs Grant home
A meeting at Mrs Grant's home Wednesday organized a Young Womens Mission Circle. Officers elected include President Miss Grayce Cornish and Vice President Miss Ruth Mitchel with secretaries Myrtle Lelonde and Marguerite Dart, treasurer Laurette Chalvers, organist Phyllis Dorward, and committee chair Nellie Leary. Meetings set for the last Wednesday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Na Cornishvenor
Nellie Leary
Irene de
Arthur Brisbane Quotes on National Newspapers
Arthur Brisbane, noted editor, asserts that the nation’s newspapers collectively shape public discourse and influence opinions across the country. He emphasizes the press’s responsibility to uphold accuracy and clarity in reporting.
Birth in Miniota for Gurrs' newborn son
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gurr in Miniota on Wednesday February 27. The birth adds a son to the Gurr family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Births Gurr
Miniota
Amos Gurr
Rural Council Minutes From Minsota Meeting
The rural council met in Minsota last week for general business and a Court of Revision. Resolutions approved include Warren as weed inspector at 120 dollars monthly with weekly reports, annual 20 dollar Brandon Good Roads fee, and Craig on the executive. bridge tenders accepted for several projects totaling 892.25, with funds to be transferred to the general account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minsota
Lynch
Spencer
Brandon District Good Roads Association
Craig
Peel—Lyrch
A. E. Dupont, Lazare
Good Roads Board
Emergency first aid guidance from a trained responder
The text urges prompt physician contact when illness or injury occurs and warns against untrained intervention. It stresses delegating calls, avoiding crowd interference, and following steps: loosen tight clothing, keep the patient flat, minimize movement, and manage shock with warmth and blankets. If conscious, offer a hot drink.
Beet Emergency Planner Reflects on Prepared Response
A commentator explains that the person who handles a beet emergency is the one who has preplanned actions. The idea emphasizes foresight and organized response to unexpected farm events.
Visit to sister before joining husband in Calgary
A brief note states she will travel to Central Butte to visit her sister for a few days before joining her husband in Calgary.
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Central Butte
Calgary
R Warren Visits Brandon and Winnipeg This Week
R Warren travels to Brandon and Winnipeg this week for undisclosed engagements. Local coverage notes his itinerary includes meetings and public appearances.
Young Peoples Class Meets at Miss Heise Home
The Young Peoples Class gathered Monday at Miss G Heise’s home for a splendid time and fellowship.
Reverend Bowman Called to Roseisle Funeral
Rev. H Bowman was summoned to Roseisle to conduct the funeral of a friend who died at Ninette sanitarium. Miss Pearl Galbraith accompanied him on the return journey and will spend the next few months at The Manse.
District Attendees for Brandon Fair Week
The district lists include Mr and Mrs, Miss G Heise, R L Gime, Jack and Allan Sutherland, W Wallace E Sunley, 8 Butler, J T Finkbeiner attending Brandon fair week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon Fair
G. Heise
R L. Gime
Jack and
Allan Sutherland
W. Wallace E. Sunley
8. Butler
J. T. Finkbeiner
Bonspiel Results Crown Winners Across Divisions
The bonspiel concluded with Grand Challenge led by R Warren first and W Miller second while E Heise and D McKay placed third and fourth. Citizens division saw R L Stevenson top, with R Anderson and H Shurvell following, and D Marshall fourth. Farmers division crowned A L Decker first with R Warren second, H Finkbeiner third, and H Shurvell fourth. Consolation went to G Torrance with H Brisbin second and Booby E Lints. All participants enjoyed the event.
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R. Warren
W. Miller
E. Heise
D. McKay
Citizens
R. L Stevenson
R. Anderson
H. Shurvell
D. Marshall
Farmers
A. L. Decker
H. Finkbeiner
G. Torrance
H Brisbin
Beulah Bits Bert Frazer Attends Winter Fair
Beulah Bits Bert Frazer attends the winter fair as part of a local social calendar event. The appearance highlights community involvement and ongoing neighborhood activities at the season showcase.
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Bert Frazer
Local Bonspiel Continues With One Event Pending
The ongoing bonspiel reaches its final stage as the Grand Challenge sees W Dickens rink prevail. In the citizens division, C. E. Spencer advances after a decisive win, leaving one event still to be decided.
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W Dickens
C. E. Spencer
First Tard in the Consolation
Fred Lruces earned honors in the consolation division of the rink events, securing recognition for a notable performance.
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Fred Lruces
Obituary Francis James Preston Passes Away in Brandon
Francis James Preston died on Wednesday March 6 in Brandon at age 64 years 0 months and 11 days from valvular heart disease. Born in Wellington County Ontario he homesteaded near Beulah later returning east and marrying Mary Wrevithick. Survived by son Alex and daughter Lena the Beulah community mourns a quiet respected longtime resident with funeral held at Beulah United Church and burial in Beulah Cemetery.
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Francis James Preston
Brandon
Me Lreston
Farkngth
Brandon Hospital
Mr 1 m
Wellington County
Ontario
Westin
Iland
Beulah
Mary Wrevithick
Preston
Beulaud
Frank
Beulah United Church
Ker
Dunnet
Alex
Lena
Card of Thanks for Francis J. Preston
The Preston family expresses sincere thanks for the kindness shown during illness and for sympathies after the bereavement.
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Francis J. Preston
Nelson Lockart and Ed Sinclair Travel With Arrow River Car
Nelson Lockart and Ed Sinclair reached Arrow River on Tuesday using a car provided by Arrow River without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Lockart
Ed Sinclair
Arrow River
Mimota Horticultural Society Meeting Notice
An open meeting of the Mimota horticultural society will be held in the Municipal hall on Tuesday afternoon March 1Y at 3 o clock. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
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Mimota Horticultural Society
Canadian Legion
Miniota
O. E. Hall
G. I. Armstrong
2. M. Oliver
Church of England
G. L. Armstrong
Holy Trinity Church
Beulah
Arrow River
G. A. Will Mee
Regina
Saskatchewan
Canadian Pacific Railway
Conservatory of A Music of Regina College
Canadian National European Tour 1929 All Expense Tour
The Canadian National offers a 38 day all expense tour through Great Britain France Belgium Germany Switzerland and Italy from 415 dollars. Sail from Montreal July 5 aboard the Cunard Line Andania with guided itineraries and hotel stays included. Details available from local C N Ry agent.
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Europe
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
Montreal
Cunard Line
S.S
Andania
Scotland
England
C. N. Ry
For Sale Good young Holstein cow
Advertises a strong young Holstein cow ready to freshen March 24 with contact to Rk B Edmundson by phone 2512 Feulah for purchase details.
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Rk. B. Edmundson
For Sale Ceres Wheag Seed
For sale Ceres Wheag highly rust resistant heavy wielder and grades equal to Marquis priced at $2.50 per bushel.
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Ceres
Marquis
Horses Sold Out Of Clover Aweed Auction
A brief item notes a single team of horses sold, with terse details referencing Tom Long and a contact phone 2 Miniota.
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Tom, Long
Miniota
Seed Barley Price and Inspection Notice
Government tested and inspected seed barley labeled A. 2 No. 21 with registered Yad Generation. Price listed at 150 dollars per bushel with extra 20 cents per bushel. Contact H E Forster of Beulah for details.
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E Forster
Beulah Man
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Arthur Brisbane
Rural Council
Reid
Peel
Taylor—Lynch
G.E. Mellor
CE. Wythe
Peel—Lynch
Hill
Peel—Craig
Salvation Army
Caideens Aid Society
Institute For the Blindee
Court of Revision
Reid — Spencer
Beattie
N. W
Taylor — Lynch
C. F. Gladder
S. W
Crairg—Reid
E. R. O’hara
Peel — Lynch
Health Service
THE
Canadian Medical Assoc
Isabella
S.frazer
Winnipeg
Isabella Garage
Allis-Chalmers
Alex. Clark
Manitoba
Lizy
Manitoba Seed Improvement Association
Manitoba Dept. of Agriculture
Gents
Arrow River W. I
Canada
Anconas
Harred Rocks
Rhode Island
Wyandottes White Rocks
Taylor’s
Peter McPherson
Imperail
R. L. Miles
Balos
Pratt & Lauman Block
United Church of Canada
Earl S. Dixon
Hyman Boys
Phocas
Prince of Wales
Mansion House
London
Queen
Prince George
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