Canada Wealth Per Capita Ranks Third Among 35 Nations
The League of Nations estimates Canada per capita wealth at 2406 dollars in 1925, up from 1100 in 1903, ranking third among 35 nations with the United States at 2918 and Britain at 2469. Austrian official Montel seeks funds to emigrate 10,000 farmers to Canada, while Egypt weighs trade talks with Canada. Chimmney climber Henry Held works on a 200 foot Montreal chimney. Lord Clarendon sails home from Quebec after assessing the 3000 family immigrant scheme. he met over 180 settled British families.
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Canada
League of Nations
United States
Great Britain
Heinrich Montel
U.S
Montroyal
Montel
Henry Held
Canadian Pacific Railway
Windsor Street
Montreal
Held
Richard Boucher
Three Rivers
Lord Clarendon
Dominion Affairs
England
Quebec
Dominion
Overseas Settlement Board
Grace Hoop Johnston Dies at 22 After Moving to Rivers
Grace Tiltman Johnston born in Aberdeens Scotland passed away at St. Boniface Hospital on Tuesday March 22 at age 22 years 9 months. She married John Samuel Johnston on June 1 1921 and lived in Rivers before moving to Transcona. Survived by two sons Joseph 5 and William 2. Funeral held Friday at Rivers United Church with Rev. Patteson officiating and interment at Rivers Cemetery. Pallbearers from Rivers Loyal Orange Lodge. Undertaker J R Thompson.
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J. Johnston
St. Boniface Hospital
Johnston
Grace Tiltman
Aberdeen
Scotland
Canada
Rivers
Rivers School
Rivers Ladies Baseball Club
John Samuel Johnston
Transcona
Joseph
William
Rivers United Church
Mr. Patteson
Rivers Cemetery
Death of Thos Murray in Winnipeg at 45
Thos Murray born in Mayo Ireland in 1882 died in Winnipeg hospital on March 22 at age 45 cancer caused his death. He lived on a farm north of Rivers then a farm northwest of town and moved to Winnipeg area. He was buried in St Mary's Cemetery Winnipeg leaving a widow and six children.
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Thos Murray
Winnipeg
Mr. Murray
Mayo
Ireland
Canada
Rivers
Murray
St. Mary's Cemetery
Card of Thanks from Mrs. T. Murray and Family
The Murray family thanks friends for kindness during their recent bereavement and expresses deep gratitude for support received.
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T. Murray
Curlers Parade as Reverend Duckworth Preaches
Rev. Duckworth will preach an animal sermon to curlers on Sunday next. The curlers will parade in a body. The Tennis Club reorganizes for the season with Dr. Schwalm as president. A Red Cross benefit sale of home cooking will be held at L Wiegand's store on Saturday.
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Duckworth
Dr. Schwalm
The
Red Cross
L. Wiegand
Wolves and Huskies Share Kennel At Chateau Frontenac
Arthur Beauvais trains three tame wolves with his Frontenac huskies in Quebec. The animals, barely eight months old, have toured Boston with the Canadian Pacific Railway and recently posed in a sleigh built for them. The scene recalls the adage that a child can lead them.
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Chateau Frontenac
Quebec
Arthur Beauvais
Frontenac
Boston
Canadian Pacific Railway
Beauvais
Beauvain
Manitoba Farm Boys Camp at Summer Fair
The Provincial Exhibition with the Extension Service and Manitoba Department of Agriculture will run the Fourth Annual Farm Boys Camp during the Summer Fair from July 4 to 6. The three day program includes a Live Stock Judging Competition along with lectures and tours of public buildings and institutions. It offers a chance to view the country's best stock.
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Extension Service
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Youth Live Stock Judging Camp Rules
Regulations outline eligibility for a three boy team aged 5 to 19 on July 1 1927 who have not attended regular agricultural college courses. Organizations may enter teams to receive stock judging training. Each boy may attend once with a possible one day preparatory course. Camp lodging and meals are provided. travel is the responsibility of the local group or participants. Extension Service runs the program. notice to Extension Service is advised due to limited slots. Directors of Rivers Agricultural Society express support for regional participation.
Double Holiday Declared for Confederation Jubilee
The House completed final reading of a bill allocating 250000 dollars for Canada Jubilee celebrations. A double holiday will be proclaimed on July 1 and July 2 to mark the event.
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Confederation
Canada
Canadian National Railways pension for longtime foreman
Mr A Pollock has been pensioned by the Canadian National Railways after 23 years of continuous service. His successor as C N R Section Foreman is Mr J Butterill, formerly of Glenella. The notice appears in The Age Gladstone.
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A. Pollock
Canadian National Railways
J. Butterill
Glenella
the Age
Gladstone
Horgseven-Order Your Route Cards at the Gazette Printery
Route cards are available from Horgseven at the Gazette Printery for distribution and delivery to local offices. Customers are urged to place orders promptly to ensure timely processing and delivery.
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The
Gazette Printery
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R. M. Tucker
Egypt
Emile Sharteni
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Rivers Loyal Orange Lodge
Messrs
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H. Wareham
A. Wareham
E. J. Forman
T. W. Offen
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Manitoba Farm Boys
Rivers Agricultural Society
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