Community notices and club events fill Brandon area pages
Local society activity is chronicled with church teas curling and social events. Bert Wicks returns to Toronto, Miss Peden remains ill, and Jock Bartlett brings hockey players from Justice for Tuesday’s game. A youth tea, Women's Institute meeting, and a Frederic curlers schedule update follow, plus a masquerade ball in Bradwardine with liberal prizes and admission.
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Bell Crossing
Moxley
Hunters Hall
Bradwardine
Pilgrim totals and trade shifts noted in 1925 Canada report
Official figures show about 300000 pilgrims visited Ste Anne de Beaupre in 1925 with 145000 by car and the rest by train. Four students from British universities debate among Canadian teams while Canada’s exports to Soviet Russia surge three hundredfold in the year.
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Redemptorist
Ste. Anne de Beaupre
Canada
Russia
Singapore
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Victoria Hospital
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Fred Oakley
W. Buggey
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Retail Board of Canada
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Joe Thompson
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