Local and General News Items Confusing Fragments and Violent Remarks
A fragmented early 20th century local item includes candy prices and contests, followed by a violent Winnipeg bank holdup report where the manager Major Tucker was killed on the operating table. It then notes a call for vigilante execution of bandits. The piece also mentions a Girl Guide and Boy Scout concert in Winnipeg with music and sketches and a visit by Gladys Henderson to Ontario.
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Wenniper
Tucker
Conmmon
Niehy
Edith Bei
4. Cunningham
J Bonner
E. Coleman
J Cunningham
M. Cunningham
Bugginsville
Durring
Kra. W.D. Berwick
D.O.E
Winnipeg
Union Jeck
Lieus. M. Rowen
F. Franklin
Frank Hie
M. Rowan
Beulah School Trustees Plan Annual Field Day and staff changes
A Mintotau meeting of the school board on Tuesday May 5 1931 discussed inviting the Lieutenant Governor and Hon Mr Hoey to participate in the Annual Field Day at Beulah on June. It covered education department correspondence on the Supervisor position and grant withdrawals for Isabella and Beulah Junior High Schools and budgeted teacher salaries and resignations.
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Mintotau
Strachan—Lindsay
Hoey
Beulah
Department of Education
Isabella
Mitchell—Forster
Finkbeimner —Clarke
Michota
Mitchell ‘Finkbeiner
Nice letter from Wim Tavior of Victoria praises district
Wim Tavior of Victoria writes warmly to wish the district a prosperous season and good fruit yields. He notes colorful trees, few spring frosts, and expresses hope that The Herald will be sent another year, thanking Mr. Taylor.
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Wea
Wim. Tavior
Victoria
Herald
Mr. Taylor
U Y P S Meeting Set For Wednesday Evening
The U Y. P. S. will hold their regular meeting on Wednesday evening in the church basement. The programme is in charge of Mary-Dart and her committee.
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U Y. P.S
Mary-Dart
Competition as life in the era of global strain
Amid a world economic downturn, the piece notes a drive to compete across nations. It cites U S leisure acts, European risky contests, Canada’s grain show cash prizes, and a Toronto tale where two mothers vie for a half million dollars for the most children born within ten years after a barrister’s death.
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Canada
East
Toronto
Canadian High Commissioner in London Warns Britain
The newly appointed Canadian High Commissioner in London declares that Britain should treat Canada well or risk losing its place as a global leader in industry and economics in the next generation.
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London
Eng
Manitoba Wheat Pool considers market option for members
Manitoba Wheat Pool directors proposed letting members choose between delivering grain to the pool voluntarily or selling on the open market. If approved, changes take effect June 1981 and would place open market sales under Manitoba Pool Elevators Ltd. A special meeting of pool locals in Manitoba will be held in late May to discuss the plan.
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Manitoba Wheat Pool
Manitoba Pool
Colin H. Burnell
S41 Pool
Manitoba
Manitoba Pool Elevatore, Ltd
Pools
Winnipeg
Water for Health A Guide to Daily Hydration
The article urges consistent water intake for health, noting that most people drink too little. It recommends a glass or two before breakfast and between meals, avoiding washing down food with drinks and tailoring intake to activity and environment. It warns thirst is an unreliable guide and outlines harms of excess.
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