Winnipeg Weekly Notices and Area Updates
Local and general news items include Hodnett and Spalding in Winnipeg on business and visitors such as Mrs Robt Reel returning from England and Scotland. Saskatchewan farmers push prairie chicken protection for five years to curb grasshoppers. Manitoba creamery butter earns premier honors at the Canadian National Exhibition. The duck shooting season opens amid plentiful ducks. A sign welcomes motorists with a cheeky message in town. The Brandon train shaft breaks near departure, delaying service until an engine arrives.
Local notices mix cinema woes and postal reforms
The column reports a Winnipeg film fire delaying Nomads of the North and a substitute program. It notes Saskatchewan wild duck banding to trace migration, calls shooters to report bands, laments old advertising methods, and mentions a 1922 postal rate increase and new parcel post insurance options for Canada including scales up to 100 dollars.
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Sheldon couple welcome daughter in Middleton
Born in Middleton on August 24, a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Sheldon of Nova Scotia.
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