Local and General News Items from Sugano I
Mrs Mooney visited her and Mrs Cornish. Rev Moffat motored to Sanford. Miss Audrey Heney returned home. Misses Henderson and Lynch leave for Ontarian Ladies College Whitby Ontario. Casino annual meeting to discuss funds and chairs. Manitoba Postmasters Association seeks higher pay and longer hours. Election day Tuesday. voters urged to participate and expect no large turnout.
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Moffat
Sanford
Audrey Heney
Marion Henderson
Riva Lynch
Ontarian Ladies College
Whitby
Ontario
Weekend Notes From The District Church And School
A Cobeton resident Aldoorn is noted as a patina felon with relatives N and W Elliott heading to Brandon for business studies. Arrow River Church Anniversary planned for Sunday, October. Rev A B Simpson gave his farewell sermon at Blaris pulpit last Sunday. Local C G I T and Tuxis groups rehearse a comedy titled Am I Intruding with a near term performance hoped.
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A. B. Simpson
Blaris
Tuxis
Arow River Items One Week
Miss A Davidson spent Saturday with friends in Hamiota. Local items recount a social visit and nearby happenings along the Arow River area with brief notes on community life.
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Miss A. Davidson
Hamiota
Fall Men’s Freece Lined Suits Promote Value
Fall wear offer includes Freece lined combinations for men priced at $1.75 and $2.50 per suit. A two piece fall range is also advertised.
Local Social Busybody Notes and Weekend Visits
Isabelle Notes Miss E Bridge stayed home for the weekend. Miss Gretta Phillips visited Miss Heise on Saturday. Earl Warren spent a few days at home in town. Warren left Tuesday for a business visit to Winnipeg. Jr and Mrs R E Heise visited relatives at Alexander on Sunday. Mr and Mrs M Drummond visited Mr and Mrs J Clark. Mr and Mrs J T Kennedy and daughter Merle motored to Brandon on Sunday.
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Earl Warren
Town
Russel
Warren
Winnipeg
Births in Arrow River Welcome Son for Hill Family
On Thursday September 2, Mr. and Mrs. A Hill of Arrow River welcomed a son. The child’s arrival adds a new member to the Hill household.
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Boro
A. Hill
Arrow River
New Fall Dress Goods At United Stores Limited
Advertisement offers new fall dress goods with curbside service and layaway. Also notices Virden Hospital seeks young women as nurse probationers with one year of high school education. details available from the Matron.
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United Stores Ltd
Virden Hospital
Meighen Pledges No Freight Rate Rise for Farmers
Mr Meighen spoke at Selkirk on August 26 promising no government under his leadership will raise freight rates. He assured Manitoba farmers that Crow's Nest rates for eastbound grain and flour will stand, stressing his word is trustworthy.
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Meighen
Selkirk
Meizhen
Estern
Wiich
Manitoba
Canada
Meghen Won't Raise Tariff On Manufactured Goods
The statement asserts Meghen will not increase the tariff on manufactured goods, countering opposition claims about Crow's Nest rates and tariff policy. The remark frames Meghen as maintaining current tariff levels amid tariff debate.
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Manitoba Free Press
Crow's Nest
Meghen
Plain speaking on Progressives split and Mullins support
A Progressive-leaning letter denounces an alleged Liberal plan to absorb the Independent Progressive Party in Marquette. It condemns tariff shifts, condemns Meighen and King, and urges voting against fusion. Harry Mullins is praised as independent and progressive in opposition to a discredited leader.
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Mullins
Independent
Progressive Party
Mackenzie King
Marquette
Liberal Party
Meighen
King
East
Canada
House of Commons
Harry Mullins
West
Marquette Conservative Association
Liberal Era 1921 to 1925 Fueled by Progressives
The Liberals held power from 1921 to 1925 backed by 64 Progressive members. No low tariff policy was enacted and the Hudson's Bay Railway saw no construction during this period.
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Hudson’s Bay Railway
Marquis Salisbury Named Indian Chief Eagle Plume in Calgary
Notable ceremony in Calgary where The Marquis of Salisbury received the name Eagle Plume as Indian Chief of the Sarsces. He knelt on a blanket and wore a beaded buckskin vest and gloves as the honor was conferred. The report mentions crossing safety risks and active travel among Canadian cities, and notes a swift delivery method for Gertrude Ederle swimming photos to New York. Empire Parliamentary Association delegates from UK and Irish Free State arrived in Canada aboard the Empress of Scotland to attend a conference after a Vancouver start.
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Calgary
Marquis of Salisbury
House of Lords
Gertrude Ederle
English Channel
Southampton
Afsticosti
Rimouski
New York
Great Britain
Empire Parliamentary Association
United Kingdom
Irish Free State
Canada
Dominion
Quebec
Vancouver
Montreal
Ottawa
Toronto
Winnipeg
S.S. Acrangi
Sydney
Australia
Association
Empress of Russia sails from Vancouver with 517 aboard
Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Russia departed from Vancouver for Yokohama on August 19 carrying 517 passengers from all classes. The ship also includes many diplomatic and government service members returning after vacations.
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Vancouver
Pacific
Yokohama
Diwan Bahadur Sir Ty Vijayara ghavacharya on Canadian liner
Diwan Bahadur Sir Ty Vijayara ghavacharya has arrived from London aboard the Canadian Pacific liner Montcalm at Montreal and will proceed to Toronto to attend the National Exhibition. He prefers to be addressed as The Diwan and may tour other Canadian cities after Toronto.
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Diwan Bahadur
Ty Vijayaraghavacharya
London
Montreal
Toronto
Banff Springs Visit Recalls Alaska Trip Valor
Brigadier General H. S. Birkett of Montreal praises his Banff Springs hometown stay on returning from Alaska describing the trip as a wonderful revelation. Fellow traveler Morley Roberts the English novelist, after forty years away from the West, joined the Trail Riders expedition in early August.
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Banff Springs
Banff
H. S. Birkett
Montreal
Alaska
Canadians Welcome Special Mail Train At Vancouver Depot
A crowd of citizens and officials gathered at the Canadian Pacific depot in Vancouver to greet the special mail train from Winnipeg, completing the journey in six minutes versus the previous 32 hours. The Canada to Quebec run took less than three and a half days.
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Canadian Pacifica
Vancouver
Canadian Pacific
Winnipeg
Canada
Quebec
Travelers fill Windsor Station for Minnedosa voyage
Amid the Great Strike in the British Isles Windsor Station Montreal runs boat train service to the Minnedosa ship from Quebec. Two special trains carried five hundred passengers from across Canada, heading to the liner on the May first week.
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British Isles
Windsor Station
Montreal
Quebec
Canada
Revenue Rise in Prairis Provinces Totals Over One Billion
Estimated last year revenue across Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba andPrairis Provinces from all sources reached 1 050 900 009 up from 860 000 000 prior year The breakdown lists agricultural 725 000 000 industrial 150 000 000 tourist 50 000 000 and mines fisheries etc 40 000 000.
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Prairis
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
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Sugano I
Mrs. Mooney
Mrs. Cornish
S.W Buireb
Virden
Holy Trinity Church
K. Brand
United Stotes, Ltd
Nesta Ner Agen
Manitoba Postmasters Association
ICN
T. Aldoorn
Cobeton
Patina
N and W. Elliott
Brandon
Isabelle
Miss E. Bridge
Gretta Phillips
Miss. Heise
Mrs. M. Drummond
Mrs. J. Clark
General Advertising
Shoal Lake
Hudson’s Bay
Campbell
Trails
Canadian National Railways
United Graingrowerse
Bank of Hamilton
Chambers
Miniota Municipality
Herald
Progressive and Liberal Association
Marquet
Dominion of Canada
Western Canada
Crows Nest Pass
Senate
Statue of
J. Allison Gle
John
J. Arklie
the Commercial Hotel
Minsota
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