Local and General News Briefs from Brandonia and Area
Phe ty of Brandonia plans a 1000 watt broadcasting station soon. Mr and Mrs McLean and daughter Grace left Monday for Saskatoon. Miss Lees of Portage la Prairie visits with her daughter Mrs R Taylor.
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Phe
Brandonia
Mrs. McLean
Grace
Saskatoon
Miss Lees of
Portage la Prairie
Mrs. R. Taylor
Local Social Roundup and Community Moves
Mrs. A Hogg and daughter from Regina visit Mr and Mrs G Cornish. Dr Chalmers broke ground Friday for a new Miniota school. Miss Dixon leaves for Regina to reside, while Miss G McKenzie of Willon takes her vacated post.
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Mrs. A. Hogg
Regina
Mrs. G. Cornish
Dr. Chalmers
Miniota
Miss Dixon
John Spalding
Miss G. McKenzie of
Willon
Beulah Thresherman Encounters Odd Harvest Incident
A Beulah threshing crew found stones in the sheaves and the separator ignited, suspected from a box of matches placed in a sheaf. Authorities have no trace of the offender at this time.
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Beulah Thresherman
Memorial unveiled in Virden honoring district war heroes
A large group from the area attended Sunday's unveiling ceremony in Victoria park Virden for the district war memorial. Col Rattary, traveling from Ottawa, conducted the event which honors 64 names including two nursing sisters.
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Virden
Col. Rattary
Ottawa
Victoria Park
Made in Manitoba campaign spurs industrial growth note
Over the past year Manitoba saw 75 new industries established and factory output rise 17 percent. More than five thousand workers gained factory jobs as public support for home industries grew through the Made in Manitoba campaign led by the Industrial Development Board. A province wide push is planned for October 15 to 20 to boost attention to supporting local industries.
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Manitoba
Industrial Development Board of Manitoba
Electric lighting meeting to hear Manitoba Power Commission proposal
Messrs McLean Trout and Binghoem of the Manitoba Power Commission visit to promote electric lighting. A meeting is set for Wednesday night October 3 at the Municipal Hall in Minsota to hear what the commission offers, with Colonel Bingham likely speaking. Citizens are urged to attend to push forward a definite lighting plan.
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Messrs
McLean Trout and
Binghoem
Manitoba Power Commission
Minsota
Power Commission
Colonel Bingham
National Utilities Corporation
Xero
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