Local Notes From Wheatland District Highlight Moves and Meetings
Local residents report moves and visits in Winnipeg and district. J A Grommett has operated in Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs Dawson move to the former Wech farm. Chas Howard to auction farm stock for Jas Baily. Union Ladies Aid meets April 2 at H R Moxley’s. a spring concert and Wheat Pool canvass are announced. Rivers School opens Monday for summer hours.
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Union Ladies Aid
H. R. Moxley
Chas Howard
Jas. Baily
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Union Church
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Union Church Ladies Aid
Tows of Rivers Notice Prosecution Warned by Autho rities
Notice from C. H. Gabe as treasurer warns that tows or dogs must be removed by April 1 1924 or face prosecution. Name appears as See Treas. Heensas.
Rural weeklies offer gentler, community centered news
A writer argues rural weekly papers lift spirits by reporting on business, church activity, civic deeds, schools, marriages, births, deaths, and social life while omitting sensational city crime. Neighbors are portrayed as real people rather than faceless news grains.
The Silent Command Foretells Realistic Sea Disaster Screen
A Bijon Theatre listing promotes The Silent Command as the most realistic sea disaster on screen with Love Intrigue The High Seas billed for Tuesday and Wednesday April 1 and 2.
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High Seas
Bijon Theatre
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