Local Notes From Brandon and Vicinity
Wm Howard spent a few days in Brandon this week. Miss 8 Powell left for Winnipeg. Household items advertised. Mr and Mrs Ree. Dicken Geudvedia visited town. W D Berwick moved into the former hospital residence. A man drove poorly and took the tea kettle for company. Lloyd Wakefield underwent appendectomy in Miniota hospital and improves. Grace Cornish left for Winnipeg to attend Manitoba Agricultural College. Mrs Cornish accompanied. Harvest thanksgiving services held. G W Findlay led in Kara Dean district. A lit society meeting featured recitations, a debate on investing 800 in electric light vs old car, songs and readings, and God Save the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Cornish
Winnipeg
Manitoba Agricultural College
Mrs. Cornish
Cavada
Miss Dudley
Nnie Gilchrist
Florence Beard
Cecil Leloud
Lillian Land
God Save the King
Fragmented ad text shows rate and notice details
The readable portion outlines ad charges per insertion and rate terms for a periodical publication. It mentions a weekly schedule, multiple insertions, and per line pricing along with requirements for bold notices and meeting notices, all indicating advertising practices and run of paper constraints.
Profitable Feeder Steer Demonstrated at Scots Farm
The Dominion Experimental Farm at Scots shows eight years of data with an average net $15.40 per head from feeding steers of beef type. Good profits rely on selecting thrifty, uniform cattle. poor, unthrifty animals raise costs and lower sales. Buyers should use reliable livestock firms to avoid market ignorance and sorting losses.
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Dominion
Scots
Bott
Manitoba Beekeeping Tip from the Old Text
The article notes bees are typically wintered in a cellar beneath a house or in a root cellar. It mentions a caveat about appropriate storage and hints at a traditional method still used to protect hives through cold seasons.
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Manitoba
Beekeeping Winter Care and Hive Preparation Bulletin
Beekeepers should ensure strong stores, aiming about seventy pounds per ten frame hive. Maintain a dark dry cellar around 40 degrees with proper insulation and no mice. Stack hives, slope bottom boards, leave covers, and use newspaper to conserve heat. Open front entrances, avoid disturbances, and move hives by lifting from the bottom boards. Manitoba timing is mid November. For more details request Bulletin 78 from Manitoba Agricultural College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Department of Entomology
Manitoba Agricultural College
Winipeg
Mackinaw Coats Stand Up To Cold Weather
Men's Mackinaw coats with leather lining advertised to withstand the coldest weather by dealer W. L. Hodnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Hodnett
Births Born at Beulah on Sunday October 18
A birth notice reports the arrival at Beulah hospital on Sunday October 18 to Mr and Mrs Green. The newborn’s gender is not specified and no further details are provided.
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Beulah
Mr. and
Mre_Green
Progressive Appeal to Electors of Marquette in 1919 Campaign
To the Electors of Marquette the Progressive candidate appeals for support at Shoal Lake with a platform favoring tariff reform, Western farmer prosperity, and reduced taxation. He blasts Conservative protectionism, contrasts Liberal tariff hesitance, pledges economy, completion of the Hudson Bay railway, an elective Senate, stricter immigration policy, and a united Confederation under Progressive policies.
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Shoal Lake
Marquette
Cauppath
Jr Meighen
Meighan
Liberal Party
House of ‘Commons
King
Crows Nest
Tam
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific
Canada
Hudson’s Bay
Dominion
Confederation
Election Jottings in Marquette Campaign Rally
Nomination day nears for the federal election with a half holiday unlikely to be observed by tradesmen. At Mintota hall Conservative speakers including Capt. Murchison Col. R. H. Webb and Col. Mullins urged voters to elect Marquette’s best advocate on pulpwood Hudson Bay railway cattle and transportation issues.
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Likley
Mintota
W Howard
King
Capt
Murchison
Marquette
H. A. Mullins
R. H. Webb
Winnipeg
Webb
Manitoba
Alpwood
Hudsons Bay
Col
Mullins
Hudson’s Bay Railway
Weekend Visits and Boxing Result Report
Isabella Notes recounts Winnie Brace spending the weekend with Edoe Kelly. E Littie left Monday night for Los Cab Lesco seat Collinses of Brandon visiting Rev. apare. Anderson. Boxing contest last week saw White win easily as Black submitted to a count but recovered briefly, appearing white as a sheet.
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Lesco
Collinses
Brandon
Apare. Anderson
Cella White
Election Notice for Marquette October 29 1925 Candidates
Public notice to electors of the Federal Constituency of Marquette lists nominees for election on October 29 1925. Names include Leraph William of Isabella merchant official agent Albert J. McLeod Shoal Lake. Mullins Harry A. of Winnipeg cattle exporter official agent F W Wicks Shoal Lake. Stevenson Chas Stuart of Shoal Lake farmer official Saree red Williamson Strathclair.
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Marquette
Leraph William
Isabella
Merchant
Albert J. McLeod
Shoal Lake
Mullins Harry A
Winnipeg
F. W. Wicks
Stevenson Chas. Stuart
Red Williamson
Strathclair
Canada Sees Growth in Settlements and Exports
Summary notes 8,843 homestead entries in the Prairie Provinces covering about 614,880 acres plus 710 soldier grants of 113,609 acres total 728,480 acres settled. Wheat exports to China ceased in 1915 and Japan in 1918, then China and Japan import millions of bushels and barrels in 1924. Plans for the Grand Challenge Cup at Place Viger, Montreal, on November 11 and a larger 1925 Eastern International Dogsled Derby prize are announced. Fire Prevention Week is observed with a CPC broadcast urging premises cleanup. Canada seeks steady agricultural workers and emigration schemes to bring 3,000 families.
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Prairie Provinces
Canada
China
Japan
Canadian Pacific Railway
Place Viger Hotel
Montreal
West
United States
London
England
Sturdee Appointed Assistant General Passenger Agent
BF L Sturdee long time CPR official with Hong Kong base is named Assistant General Passenger Agent at Montreal. He begins duties in October, left prior post due to ill health, but Canada’s climate restored his health and he has a long record with CPR dating to 1894 in Saint John.
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BF. L. Sturdee
Orient
C.P.R
Hong Kong
Montreal
Oetabex
Canada
Saint, John
Canadian Pacific Freight Speeds Grain to Elevators
E W Beatty, chairman of Canadian Pacific Railway, reports a high grain flow with sixty bushels per clock tick and one car-load moved every 1 minute 23 seconds to Winnipeg elevators. September grain deliveries could fill 200 ships of 200,000 bushels each. Beatty sees improving western conditions and suggests wheat yield around 380 million bushels. He also promotes immigration as a remedy for Canada’s difficulties.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific
E. W. Beatty
Canada
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Ree
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Lloyd Wakefield
Miniota Hospital
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Kara Dean
Virden
Two Creeks
Miniota
Indivance
Crane van Fos
Notiess
Mike Dol
Dorothy Day
The
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GEO. Gabel Optometrist
W. L. Hodnett
Blaris United Church
Lund
Hamuta
RL. Miles
D. B.S
Pratt & Laumen Bloc Birtle
Miniota Wen
Miniota Hall
Co-operative Marketing Association
Landreth
W. HL. Yarwood
Prop
Pacific
Liverpool
Cherbourg
Southampton
Antwerp
Greenock
Glasgow
Gasgow
Pontrose
West Saint
John Fron
S. S
St Mentclare
Wination
Winnie Brace
Edoe Kelly
E. Littie
Los Cab
Family Herald
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Dee
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