Curlers Meet in Town Hall for Club Agenda
Curlers are called to a Monday evening meeting at Town Hall on January 28 at 8 o'clock. Rinks will be redrawn as the first schedule nears completion. Members wishing to curl the rest of the season should submit their names to the president secretary or any officer. Fees are five dollars for the balance of the season. Bonspie matters to be discussed.
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Canada
Great Britain
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Pat
Farmora
Utak
Sons of England Whist Drive Next Friday
The Sons of England hold their second Whist Drive of the season on Friday next January 25 in their hall. All who enjoy cards are invited for a good time. Admission 35e and refreshments offered.
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Sons of England
Masonic At Home Hosts Whist Drive Winners and Music
Rivers Lodge No. 115 AF and AM held an At Home on Tuesday evening with a whist drive. Winners included Mrs Jas Watsor and A Dewar with booby prizes going to Mrs Jas Brown and B J Ellis. Mrs Halsey sang solos and Bro H Ireland read. Refreshments ended a pleasant, well attended event.
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Rivers Lodge
No. 115
Jas. Watsor
A. Dewar
Jas Brown
B. J. D. Ellis
Doings in The Legislature Address by L B Giribts and T C Norris
The Manitoba legislature opened with L B Giribts praising government restraint and opposing free trade for farmers. T C Norris delivered a major speech backing farm loans, cheap credits and naval clarity while criticizing railway rates and school closures. John Queen of the Labor Party criticized capital interests and urged higher public spending on social supports.
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L. B. Giribts
Russell
Manitoba
McMaster
Bracken
T. C Norris
Dominion
Liberal Party
John Queen
Labor Party
Manitoba Debates Farm Struggles and Government Spending
Major Fo Taster argues the Conservative party will scrutinize government expenditures to ease Manitoba’s debt era. Premier Bracken highlights agriculture as key, noting low crop value since 1900, rising diversified farming, and dairy and honey industries expanding. He cites scarce pre war prices and rising costs, urging policy support and a new marketing department to aid farmers.
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Major Fo Taster
Dewder
Conservatice Party
Ue Mower
Secondencay
Hiv Astem
Conservative
Manitoba
Bracken
New York
Busia
Winnipeg
Rivera Town Council Members Named For Ward Totals
Rivera town council appoints Mayor X G Sinclair and councillors Ward 1 T W Offen Thomas Warl 2 J A Grimmett A D Aukee Ward 3 Geo Frame A Johnson with secretary treasurer C H Gabe listed in the notice.
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T. W. Offen
Thomas Warl
J. A. Grimmett
A.D. Aukee
Geo. Frame
A. Johnson
Daly Municipal Council Reeve N W Rabies Pendennis Councillors
Daly municipal council list shows reeve N W Rabies and councillors for wards 1 to 6 including Jas Wer Kr Brandon T E Bradie G orng Alexander Blatchfind Bradwithin A Malis Wheaslant B McCallum and secretary treasurer A Dyer with unclear spellings and order in the OCR text.
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Jas Wer
Brandon
T. E.bradie
wheatland_ g
Gorng
Alexander
Blatchfind
Bradwithin
A. Malis
Wheaslant
B. McCallum
Rivers
Rivers School Trustees Ward 1 R G Sinclis and Others
Trustees listed for Rivers School Ward 1 include R G Sinclau and B D Ells with R N Dansaure and Dr Lyon, Tivy Ales Forbes ter F Paddock T A White J T Bowma Jas WeFahie and R G Sinclau as secretary treasurer.
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T. Co. Cousins
Insurance and Loans Commissioner
B. R
Puone
Massey-Harris Implement Co
the Gazette
MAIN
JRS. Brown
the Rivers Gazette
T. WO
Ffen
Lished EY - Ray Pronep
Cavette
Livers
Nopalviptiqn
Cops Nailin
J. J. Morrow
S.C.E Whist
Mrs Halsey
Bro. H. Ireland
Department of Marketing
Rivera Town Council
X. G. Sinclair
Sec
Treas
C. H. Gabe
Reeve
N. W. Rabies, Pendennis
A. Dyer
Rivers School Trustees
R. G. Sinclau
C.N.R
Turs
Thors
Sateeb
Fio FM
East No. 2
Forman X
Harvey Hardware, Implements
Maud Muller
J. H. Barker
Canadian National Rus. Colonization and Development Department
D M. Johnson
W. Lett
Edmonton
Canadian National Railways
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