School Literary Society hosts program with music and Shakespeare
At Perday last the School Literary Society held a lively program presided by the president. D Herrs Dorward and K Lynch contributed songs and duets by room 5 girls. Irene Dorward acted as accompanist. L Feesthomt and I Chet provided performances, and a Shakespeare contest featured a reading of God Save the King.
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K. Loach
Dorward
K. Lynch
Irene Dorward
God Save the King
Canadian Legion and Auxiliaries Banquet on Remembrance Day
The Bittle branch of the Canadian Legion and Women's Auxiliary hosts a Banquet and Dance on Remembrance Day Wednesday November 1. Banquet from 6 to 8 p.m. Adults 35c children 25c. Dancing from 9 30 p.m. Admission 75c per couple 50c for single.
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Canadian Legion and Womens Auxiliary
Neepawa Press on Relief Projects in Cities
The Neepawa Press argues Winnipeg and other cities plan bridges, roads, beaches and relief projects while the country pays the bill. It contends rural areas will bear heavier taxes, exposing metropolitan hoggishness and bias in funding decisions.
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Neepawa
Winnipeg
Economic Struggles Hit Western Canada Rural Areas
The passage notes exploitation of PCCent by urban centers draining resources from rural populations. It argues agriculture, Western Canada's base, deserves relief as markets are low, prices fall, costs rise, and the eruption has disrupted all sectors.
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Canada
Bowman Spends Weekend at Miami Home
Mies Bowman spent the weekend at her home in Miami.
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Mies Bowman
Miami
Weekend Visits and Sale At Ronnie Flowers
Walter Frazer of Winnipeg and Miss Graham of Branden spent the weekend here. Mr and Mrs Carl Gow of Winnipeg visited Mrs row. The Walker couple stayed with friends in Neepawa. Attendees from here joined anniversary services at Isabella. A Saturday sale at Ronnie Flowers by Auctioneer Mac Phersonus drew a large crowd. total receipts reached 1618 dollars.
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Graham of
Branden
Carl Gow
Winnipeg
Row
Mrs. Walker
Geith Friends
Neepawa
Ronnie Flowers
MacPhersonus
Silver Friege Afterwear and notices from Miniota
Men's silver Friege afterwear $1.50 per suit advertised by United States Ltd Miniota. Arrow River Notes report a Friday October event postponed to November 6. Hockey Boys Dance praised. editor McKatrick of Crystal City Courier and E D McNab visited. Anniversary services at Isabella and Miniota. Sunday school 1 pm and service 2 pm next Sunday.
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United States, Ltd
Miniota
McKatrick
The
Crystal City ‘Courier
E. D. McNab
McKattrick
Isabella and
Robbery at Imperial Oil Shed Reported
Last Friday night the Imperial Oil shed was broken into. The front door lock was broken and entry made, with the back door used due to glare from the ether light. Robbers siphoned a drum of gas into a container and stored it in a vehicle. Hd Simcair on discovering the theft notified the provincial police and developments are expected. Amount stolen is not yet known.
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Imperial Oil
Simcair
Narrow escape after roadside collision near Douglas Leland
On Saturday night on the main road north the Leland car and Mr Watters vehicle collided. The Leland car was thrown into a ditch and one front wheel broken. Watters’ car only suffered a damaged fender. All occupants, including Kathleen and Evelyn Leland, were shaken but uninjured.
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Douglas Leland
Kathleen
Evelyn
Watters
Leland
Initiation of Six New Members at C.G.I.T. Meeting
The C.G.I.T. met at E. D. McNab's home on Saturday to initiate six new members Mavis Townson Gwen athles Rachel Jackson June Torrance Dorothy Mitchell and Evelyn Leland. President Elizabeth McNab spoke on aims and the ceremony included a goat ride and a serving of luoch as Lorraine Wiggins thanked the host and hostess.
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C.G.I.T
E. D. McNab
Mavis Townson
Gwen Athles
Rachel Jackson
June Torrance
Dorothy Mitchell
Evelyn Leland
Girls Work Board
Elizabeth McNab
C.G.1. Tf
Luoeh
Lorraine Wiggins
Mrs. McNab
Big Benefit Draw Aims For Birtle Legion Branch
The Birtle branch of the Canada Legion hosts a Big Benefit Draw on Friday December 18 at midnight. Proceeds support Legion activities and community programs. Tickets available at local posts and with Legion members.
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Birtle Branch
Canada
Legion
Virden and Rapid City Residents Visit Family
Isabella Notes Mise E Schmidt spent the week end at her home in Virden. Mrs Keily and daughter Edna spent the week end with Mr and Mrs A Stewart. Mrs T McKenzie of Rapid City.
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Mise E. Schmidt
Virden
Mrs. T. McKenzie
Rapid City
Local Visits and Course Plans Noted in Community Roundup
Families visiting relatives in Brandon Russell and Shoal Lake discuss holiday gatherings and upcoming dressmaking courses. Wm Cumberland recovered from appendicitis at Shoal Lake Hospital last week. Mrs Ames to meet group leaders Tuesday to finalize arrangements for the clothing the family course.
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Cumberland
Shoal Lake
Anniversary Services At Local Church Draw Big Crowd
Sunday events filled both morning and evening services as weather aided attendance. Dr. C. W. Gordon spoke at both sermons with clear, forceful delivery. the choir offered praised selections. Monday's fowl supper preceded a lecture titled Life and Work by Dr. Gordon, with Rev. Radley and local contributors also taking part.
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C. W. Giordon
Ralph Connor
Wieniper
Gilen
Gordon
Radley Ot Crandall
F. Franklin
June Finkbeiner
Annie Clark
Miss Utting
Beulah
Canada Wheat Crop 1931 Estimates Show Lower Output
The Agricultural Department of the Canadian National Railways at Winnipeg reports Canada's 1931 wheat crop at 271 400 000 bushels across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta, 126 472 000 bushels less than last year. Alberta tops with 119 100 000 bushels, Saskatchewan 101 300 000, Manitoba 26 000 000.
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Canada
Irom
Prairie
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Agricultural Department of the
Canadian National Railwaya
Winnipeg
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Beulah Bus
United Church of Canada
Minieta
J. A Stephen Ila
Minieta—lla.m
Two Creeks
Arrow River
Churrh of
England
J.J. Henderson
Holy Trinity
Etober Roth
Spearman & Son, Hamiota and
Rossburn Flour Mills
Bennett
Wampole
Scott’s
DR. R. K. Chalmers
Minsota Drug Store
Minsota
Prunes
J. D. Forsyth
Walter Frazer
Isabella
Arrow River Notes
Mr. Bridge
J Morrison
Brandon
Mrs HB. Heise
Ro Reid
Doreen
Russell
FP. Reid
Business College
Portage
Edmonton
Re Kence School
Gomanercena
Luccess College
Lodge Gordon
W. J. Collier
M. Oliver
Canadian Legion
Forsters Hall
F. Fsyer
R. B. Olive
Trersuri Th
BALES
OS Peatt & Lauman Biick Birtle
Kotel
Miniote
GEO. Gabel Optometrist
Lake of the Woods
A. Spencer
Spalding
Notary Public
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