May events mix social, sport and imperial news
A scattered list notes events from a May ice cream social and millinery display to a London Franco British Exhibition opening on the 14th. It covers tornado deaths in Alabama, trade figures, Jersey yields, a centenarian birthday, appointments in Winnipeg, CPR terminal improvements, a Toronto arrest for silver ore, a large fine appeal, a trotting stallion sold to Russian breeders, cool-weather forecasts, a royal wedding connection, White Star-Dominion service amalgamation, a Guernsey milk record, officer shortages in Britain, Grand Trunk Pacific progress, a Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid ice cream social, and Pretoria customs union discussions.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of Presbyterian Church
Miniota Citizens Meet Over Annual Sports Plans
A meeting of Miniota residents is set for this Thursday at 8 pm in Miniota Hall to discuss the Annual Sports and related plans. All citizens are urged to attend.
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Miniota
Whooping Cough Remedy Endorsed in Hartland Trade Note
In February our daughter had the whooping cough. Mr. Lane of Hartland recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and said it gave customers best satisfaction. We found it true and recommend it to anyone with children troubled by whooping cough. Durand Sista Schad Brag
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Lane
Hartland
Chamberlain
iMre Alg
Durand
Sista
Bill to Amend Manitoba Grain Act Bill in Senate
Sir Richard Cartwright introduces a measure placing terminal elevators under government control and prohibiting pooling, aiming to reform the Manitoba Grain Act. The bill seeks government oversight of grain facilities and curbs pooling practices.
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Manitoba
Richard Cartwright
Senate
Holy Trinity Church Opens with Parades and Services
The English Church will open on Sunday the 24th with holy communion at 8 30 am and morning service at 11 am. An afternoon even song at 3 pm features Sons of England parade and a 7 30 pm evensong with Masonic Order. Collections support the Church Building Fund. Photo views will be sold next week.
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Church of Holy Trinity
Sons of England
Masonic Order
Two Scotsmen and a Staircase Misadventure
In a shared building two Scottish men reside on adjacent floors. One evening the downstairs occupant hears a commotion in the hall and rushes out to find his friend from upstairs had fallen down the stairs. He asks, Did ye fa' doon Rob! The line captures rustic humor and a harmless domestic mishap with a Scottish exclamation.
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London
Alabama
Canada
Island of
Jersey
Thomas Hinton
St. Leonards
A. B. Bannard
Winnipeg
The
Fort William
Joseph James Hall
Toronto
Standard O Company
Cree
Foster
King Edward
John H. Ward
Earl of Dudley
Jean Reid
United States
Great Britain
White Star
Dominion Lines
White Star—Dominion
Dolly
Guernsey
Grand Trunk ,Pacific
Portage la Prairie
Earl, Sask
Watrons
Earl
the Princess of Wales
Pretoria
South Africa
Rhodesia
J. F. Tennant & Co
Arrow River
Northern Bank
R. M. Hanson
Lumber and
Imperial Elevators
Eddy
Geo. Cornish
Mgr
G. Dixon
Com
G. Rowan, R
A. Lelond
L. Clegxory
W. M. Ree
Royal Templars of Temperance
J. N. Cineron
8. C
Mus C. Fisumz
Ree
Canada West
Lace
Madras
A. Rudd
Crandall
Royal, Zarruchan
D. Rowan’s
Parkissimo Clydesdale Association, Ltd
F. O. McQuay
Royal Carrueban
Parkissimo Clyde Association of
R. P. Roblin
Agri
Imm
Manitoba Dragoons
Miniote Hall
J. L. Evans
F. W. Ayers Man
Consumers Wall Paper Company
S. G. Dixon
Canada West Magazine
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