Citizen Duty After Election: Keeping Democracy Alive
After voting ends citizens should stay engaged by following Parliament, supporting elected representatives, and sending encouragement. The piece urges a 24 hour a day citizen role grounded in honesty unselfishness and faith in God, echoing Remembrance Day proclamations about national cooperation and responsibility.
Obituary for Charles Albert Smyth 24
Charles Albert Smyth aged 24 died Saturday in Brandon. The funeral will be held Tuesday. He lived in Rivers as a boy. Survived by father C. A. Smyth of Brandon and four sisters Mrs D Bate Rivers Mrs N E Sargent Little Souris Mrs G Brownridge Flin Flon and Mrs B Lane Brandon.
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Charles Albert Smyth
Brandon
Rivers
C. A. Smyth
D. Bate
N. E. Sargent
Little Souris
G. Brownridge
Flin Flon
B. Lane
Alma Sedgwick returns to school duties after Easter break
Miss Alma Sedgwick came back to her Bradwardine school on Monday following the Easter holidays spent at Minnedosa. A Tarboton Young People play and dance drew a large crowd Friday night featuring Grandpa's Twin Sister and music by the Johnston Family Orchestra. Pte George Wicks of the Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders returned to Winnipeg Monday after visiting Bradwardine friends. Mr and Mrs Alex McCrae of Brandon, once Bradwardine residents, were town visitors early this week.
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Alma Sedgwick
Minnedosa
Tarboiton
Grandpa
Johnston Family Orchestra
Pte
George Wicks
Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders
Winnipeg
Alex, McCrae
Brandon
Bradwardine
Easter Holiday Socials and Travel Notes
Local residents recount Easter week activities with visits and travel. Billy Nolan spent holidays with Miss Jean Rutherford in Daly. Emerson Harburn returned home after duty out of town for the weekend. Mr and Mrs M L Cumming left for their new home in St Vital Manitoba. Mrs Alex Subsky and Isabel visited friends in Port Arthur Ontario. Mr and Mrs B A McDougall of Basswood visited R W Sargent’s home. Vera Parker came back Saturday after a Winnipeg visit with Dr and Mrs Carlton.
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M. L. Cumming
St. Vital
Man
Alex. Subsky
Isabel
Port Arthur
Ontario
B. A. McDougall
Basswood
R. W. Sargent
Vera Parker
Winnipeg
C. H. Gabe
Irene
Kirkfield Park
Longtime Oak River businessman William Short dies in Winnipeg
William Frederick Short 58, a popular Oak River figure and agent for The Canadian Consolidated Grain Co and Cockshutt Implements, died after a brief illness at Winnipeg General Hospital. He served as a director of the Oak River Agricultural Society and was active in the United Church. He leaves a large family and was remembered at a United Church funeral. The town also hosts a April 10 river Rapid City production of The Night of January 16, and the Rivers School summer schedule opens at 9.00 am after Easter. The community reports a Red Cross shipment to Winnipeg and notes upcoming local entertainments to support wartime relief.
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William Frederick Short
Winnipeg General Hospital
Oak River
Wesley College
Canadian Consolidated Grain Co
Cockshutt
Oak River Agricultural Society
The
United Church
Canadian National Railways announces bargain trip to Winnipeg
CN Rail offers a bargain trip to Winnipeg for travel on April 11 12 and 13. The special fare covers passenger tickets and standard services for the visit. Passengers are advised to book early through CN stations or agents.
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Canadian National Railways
Winnipeg
World of Wheat Shows Wheat Varieties Yields by Province
The 1939 Crop Testing Plan in Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba compared yields of varieties Garnet Red Bobs Marquis Thatcher Renown Reward Regent Apex with rust damage noted. Man itoba yields fell due to rust and weed competition was tested for future reporting.
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Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Dominion Experimental Farms
Garnet
Red Bobs
Marquis
Thatcher
Renown
Reward
Regent
Apex
Free Christian Science Lecture in Brandon
A free lecture on Christian Science will be delivered at the Prince Edward Hotel in Brandon on Friday April 5 at 8 30 p m. All are welcome. The First Church of Christ Scientist morning service will be broadcast on CKY Winnipeg April 7 at 11 a m.
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Prince Edward Hotel
Brandon
First Church of Christ Scientist
CKY
Winnipeg
Encephalomyelitis Prospect of 1940 and Vaccination Urged
Dr A Savage warns that encephalomyelitis in horses could reappear next summer unless widespread vaccination with Chick vaccine is used. He cites past US cases, midwinter reports, and evidence that immunity may wane after seven months, urging proactive measures to protect livestock and the home front.
For Sale Young Brood Sows
Gordon Smyth advertises for sale a pen of young brood sows guaranteed in pig. Contact 394 Oak River.
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Gordon Smyth
Oak River
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