Bradwardine Farmer Albert Baily Dies at 58
Albert C. Baily of Bradwardine district passed away suddenly last Friday in Brandon during a medical checkup. He was 58, survived by his wife Alice Woods, three children George Mervyn Eleanor, and siblings Foster Roy B J Allan and Mrs. M Bankart. Funeral held Monday at St. Matthew’s Brandon with Rev J R Flager.
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Albert C. Baily
Bradwardine
Iyrandon
Mr. Baily
John Baily
Daly Municipality
Alice Woods
Lenore
George
Mervyn
Eleanor
Brandon
Foster
Roy
Port Mann
B.J
Allan
Mary) Bankart
Calgary
St. Matthew’s Church
Ancrum Cemetery
J. R. Flager
Clarence Beil
Clifford Scott
George Maitland
John Blackford
George S. Seater
Peter Livingstone
Young People of Rivers Behaved Well Monday
The readable portions describe Rivers youths mostly well behaved during a Mondo evening Halloween event. Despite garbled text, it notes festive attire, gatherings, entertainment, and a generally happy mood with good spirits, amid a pleasant weather outline.
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Distemper Hits Dog Population in Rivers District
Distemper sweeping Rivers district has decimated the dog population. The epidemic has killed some dogs and led to others being destroyed. Affected animals show lung, eye, nose, and nervous system involvement. Keep children away from suspected cases and provide clean dry pulces with milk and strong broth.
Five of seven town council resignations noted
Thirty years ago Rev A R Hall began duties as rector of St James parish. A crocus in bloom was found by W Cannon of Mayne district. Andrew Common, pioneer of Bradwardine, died at 93. Irene Beth Gray married John Laing at Bradwardine.
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St. James Parish
W. Cannon
Mayne
Andrew Common
Bradwardine
Irene Beth Gray
John Laing
Local Kiwanis Club Formed in Souris-District Event
A new Kiwanis club opened in Rivere district with Jack Ricklile of Woaiiniped directing. Twenty six members and six visitors attended the Alexandra annex meeting chaired by Souris club officials. Hugh Wilson, past president, guest speaker, with remarks from David Duncan, Souris vice president, and Art Moses and Elvin Wright. Dr. Harry Ross Brandon, lieutenant governor of Kiwanis for western Canada, made a highlight visit.
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David Duncan
Sourix
Art Moses
Elvin Wright
Harry Ross
Brandon
Kir Wallis
Western Canada
Ottawa hears plea for federal commission on trans-Canada highway
The Trans-Canada Highway System Association urged Ottawa to create a royal or federal highways commission to oversee the project. It favors the northerly Yellowhead route over the Rockies and says merits of that route are overwhelming. Other discussed paths include a southern route via Crow's Nest Pass and a central route via Kicking Horse Pass.
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Calgary
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Manitoba Voters to Vote Thursday in Lansdowne Race
Manitoba election day is Thursday November 1. In Lansdowne constituency two candidates contest the seat held 13 years by M R Sutherland MLA of Griswold. They are Mr Sutherland and T H Scene reeve of Daly municipality both with long public service.
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CN Telegraphs to Build Booster Station Here
CN Telegraphs launches a booster station on the main line between Winnipeg and Saskatoon, east of the depot, a one story all metal heated and fireproof building. The plan includes new carrier service between Winnipeg and Edmonton with 12 telegraph and four telephone channels and expansion of Winnipeg Saskatoon Edmonton circuit facilities. A second booster is planned at Melville, with further repeater stations at Brandon Kipling Sask Vermilion to follow as part of a 1460 mile upgrade for prairie telegraph lines.
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Layouts by Matheson Featured in The Gazette
The Gazette debuts new advertisement signatures with layouts prepared by Lieut. Alex Matheson of Rivers. Matheson, known for CJATC magazine The Link, is an accomplished artist and popular emcee at many local functions.
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Alex Matheson
Rivers
Lieut. Matheson
CJATC
the Link
Local exchange switchboards filled with new demand
The third switchboard of the local telephone exchange is loaded as new facilities blanks have been used up. Mrs. O Hall, chief operator, says applications keep coming in with 26 total including 1 for country service and 10 for Rivers. Manitoba phones office also holds many on file. Clip and post new numbers near subscribers’ phones.
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Rivers
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Ice worms prove Northern Mail right in Pas humor letter
The Pas paper mocks skeptics as ice worms are confirmed by Arctic Institute findings in Alaska and Yukon. Walter A. Wood notes worms up to an inch long, possibly the first glacier worms north of permanent snow. The Northern Mail declares science catching up with local knowledge.
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Nehru says India to stay in Commonwealth at republic birth
In a bilingual address to Canada and Ottawa’s leaders, Prime Minister Nehru declares India will remain within the Commonwealth as it becomes a republic in three months. He argues peace and freedom hinge on Asia’s uplift, notes India’s economic focus, and indicates discussions on wheat and Indian investment with Western nations.
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Birthday Notices Amid November Greetings and Names
Novembers bring well wishes for Hanny Binhday and several local names including Derwyn Lowe Sherri Dan and Mrs Ferguson. Other entries cover Carlton Dennison Lilius Wareham Mrs Oakey Subsky and Miss Ade Wareham with dates in early November and November 5 6 and related salutations mention Brady Jardine and Tre Panier in B C.
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H.R. Falk
Trepanier
B.C
Ade Wareham
Father of Scholarship Winning Son Learned to Play Violin
Alex W. Whyte, a Rivers violinist and teacher, recalls learning the instrument the hard way to support his family. His six year old son Donald earns well from violin performances, having recently won a United Scottish scholarship worth 25 dollars in Winnipeg. Donald’s talent is evident from festivals at Virden and Hamiota and top marks in Trinity College exams, carrying on the family violin legacy from grandfather Donald Lowe.
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PO Bert Shylega
England
Alex. W. Whyte
Rivers
Donald
Virden
Hamiota
Trinity College
Mrs. Whyte
Bradwardine
Donald Lowe
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