Miniota Park Aims To Be Popular River Resort
In the Assiniboine Valley plans by Fisher and Stromsnes to clear land create a scenic park with gas boat rides a merry go round and roller coasters. The project aims to draw visitors as a summer resort amid noted valley scenery. Hunters anticipate a strong season and subscribe to Rod and Gun and Motion Sports in Canada.
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Canadian Pictorial November issue active images and features
The November issue closes volume two with about one thousand square inches of illustrations including an prize picture English thatch cottage a major photo competition selection and portraits of the Hon William Pugsley Mrs Pugsley Sir Thomas Lipton and the Prince of Wales plus airships wireless telegraphy and Algerian war imagery. Includes fashions patterns gift hints and news with annual subscription one dollar and ten cent single copies. Next issue promises about 1500 square inches of etchings.
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A Bright Business Magazine Sees Canadian Publication
A November issue of the Searchlight advance copy praises the magazine for its practical business articles and literary social value. It notes Canadian publishing pride and independence from American sources for a business periodical.
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Arrow River Church Anniversary Services Announced
The Arrow River Presbyterian Church celebrates its anniversary with sabbath services Sunday and Monday led by Rev. S. J. Watson of Mignedosa. A special building fund collection will be taken. Monday features a supper and platform setting with addresses by multiple pastors and local figures.
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Arrow River
W. Murdock
Mr. Lang
H. G. Crozier
Resolution by Gordon Lodge on English immigrants to Canada
The Sons of England Gordon Lodge 280 Miniota Manitoba resolves that Canadian and English press misrepresent English immigrants and calls for acceptance of hardworking English families. It condemns returned immigrants with grievances and supports continued, industrious English settlement in Canada while opposing the mischaracterization of Canada by press across the Atlantic.
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Threshers Advise Life Insurance For Your Outfit
A public notice urges readers to consider life insurance as essential as maintaining their outfit. Wording emphasizes the impact on a wife and family and frames insurance planning as a duty in spare moments.
Sifton Sees Fast Service at Avonmouth Dock Visit
The Hon. Clifford Sifton inspected the Royal Edward dock at Avonmouth and praised facilities for landing Canadian produce. At a Bristol luncheon the speaker urged equal fast service for Canada and Great Britain, stressing the All Red route amid enthusiastic applause.
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Victoria Rooms
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Great Britain
Gould
Banks Notified of Assistance for Crop Boxing Arrangements
Banks received dispatches from the east indicating arrangements were made to assist in boxing the crop. Details were not provided, but banks were told they would be fully instructed by mail.
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Mitiseck
Manitoba Hail Losses Prompt Government Insurance Debate
Farmers suffer heavy hail losses across Manitoba as government circles consider starting hail insurance. Private insurers face steep payouts with four companies named and totals shown. The provincial government may push legislation at the next session, after initially deferring government coverage.
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Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Manitoba Farmer's Mutual
Provincial Mutual
Central Canada
Liss Mensouile Mutual
Manitoba Hail Insurance Commission
G T P Line Located Through Yellowhead Pass
The Grand Trunk Pacific line through the Yellowhead pass has been located and survey work rushed between the pass end and the Bulkley valley. About 400 miles will be surveyed this winter with 150 surveymen, aiming to start construction through the mountains in spring. Supplies should move Edmonton to the coast within a year.
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Yellowhead Pass
Bulkley Valley
Meuntains
Edmonton
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