War notes and farm data across Canada in October issue
The Oct 6 release highlights The F C A F overseas first four years, farm cattle rising to 10 346 000 with Saskatchewan leading, fibre flax in production, seed and war economy notes, labor and harvest boosts, and Lt C R A Bob Senior receiving the Order of Patriotic War First Class for actions aiding a Murmansk convoy.
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Sydney
Almonte
Ont
Red Deer
Alberta
F.C.A.F
British Isles
Europe
North Africa
Blc.a.f
Canada
Saskatchewan
Eee
Britain
Ita
Department of Labor
Ottawa
Ontario
Quebec
Civil Service
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Germany
Department of Agriculture
Order of Patriotic War
Murmansk
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Bradwardine News Briefs Mention Visits and Hockey Result
Bradwardine residents hosted and visited relatives including L Lindsay and Donald Br a dwardine, with Brandon visitors noted on Monday and Thursday. Local figures mourn McCallum of Hamiota. Cpl Wes Common and Kenton boys played hockey. Kenton won 6-5 after a tight matchup refereed by Rev. G Hambley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Bradwardine Boys
Rev. G. Hambley
Brandon hospital progress noted for Mr Harry McAuley
Mrs McAuley and Herbie the dog sent thanks with silverware gift as Mr Harry McAuley recovers at General Hospital Brandon after a two week illness. He is now progressing well and a return home is hoped soon.
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Harry McAuley
General Hospital
Brandon
Cochrane Patient Reported At Brandon General Hospital
Mr Wm Cochrane is a patient in Brandon General Hospital. Bill is doing nicely. Mr Hugh Thomson visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Alex Thomson Sunday. Congratulations to Pilot Officer and Mrs Edward Wolfe on the birth of a daughter. Mr and Mrs Sanford Cochrane and Mr and Mrs Ted White and family were visitors Sunday at Mr John Thomson's home.
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Mr. Mawer
Griswold
E. J. Blatchford
J. Bridge
Harding
Marion Hammond
Wm. Cochrane
Brandon General Hospital
Bill
Mr. Hugh Thomson
Mrs
Alex. Thomson
Edward Wolfe
Sanford Cochrane
Ted White
John Thomson
F. Crane
Ten Dollars For One Drummondville Quote on Railways
O A Trudeau of Canadian National Railways told Junior Chamber of Commerce members that in Canada every dollar spent on railway expansion yields ten dollars in wealth. He said railways unlock vast natural resources and have made Canada rich and important.
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Drummondville
Que
Canada
O. A. Trudeau
Canadian National Railways
Chamber of Commerce
Couple's Party Honors Watts Marriage in Brandon
On Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Leonard Frank hosted friends to honor Mr and Mrs H A Watts following their Brandon wedding. Court Whist featured, with Mrs Watts and Mr G L Johnstone top scorers as Mr Frank voiced best wishes from the gathering.
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Leonard Frank
H. A. Watts
Brandon
Watts
G. L. Johnstone
Trustworthiness Reflects Personal Growth Over Time
The idea emphasizes individual responsibility in shaping character. It asserts that while trust is requested, reliability is earned by consistent actions, integrity, and accountability that build others' confidence in a person.
Lothair and Bray families host weekend visitors in Lenore district
Mrs Wilson of Lenore visits brother in law Geo Bray while Battersby siblings stay with their aunt and uncle W Erwin. Winnipeg hunters and local families, including Moir Tilston and Weius, enjoy weekend gatherings as school reports list Seater, Weins, Savage, Airey, Bridgeman and Burt with strong grades across grades IX to I.
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Mrs. Wilson
Lenore
Geo. Bray
Phyllis
Catherine
Leonard
Arthur Battersby
Mrs. W. Erwin
Winnipeg
H. J. Weius
Reinforcements for Our Fighting Men
An old soldier argues for broad reinforcements to support troops including trained men, foodstuffs, weapons, munitions, and money. He stresses civilians at home must provide taxes and bonds, noting without gallant soldiers there would be no farms, factories, jobs, or liberty.
The Hen as a Sole Biped and Its Odd Habit
A quirky observation notes that the hen remains the only biped among birds capable of producing outputs simply by sitting. The odd claim highlights unusual poultry behavior without scientific detail or broader context.
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Lioks
By Jim Greenbliat
Insole
Dominion Experimental Farma Service
House of Commons
Houe
Progressive Conservatives
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
Social Credit
Bradwardine
Bir
L. Lindsay
Donald
Hamiota
R. Braye
F. English
W. Veitch
Jessie Veitch
Mr. W. Graham
Lac T. Morton
Mrs. C. English
Mrs. McTaggart
Hays
Tannis McKenzie
John Ferguson
Cpl
Wes. Common
Souris
Mrs. George
the Gazette
Christian Science Monitor
Tis Chrinian Science
Herbie
Tarbolton
Mrs. A. S. Wedderburn
Bert Stamp
Brian
Lillian Thomson
Carnegie
Mr. Frank
P. Snow
R.N
Pictura
Lothair
Mr. C. Vickery
Mrs. Epp
Mrs. Couch
Lothair School
Shirley Seater
James Ross
Elaine Seater
Jack Weins
Victoria Weins
Gladys Savage
Edward Savage
Eddie Airey
Lorne Bray
Edmund Seater
Shirley Ross
Roy Bridgeman
Beverley Seater
Georgina Airey
Grant Bridgeman
Marlene Burt
Ray Vickery
Juliana Savage
Sgrop Testing
Rapid City
The
Toronto General Trusts Corporation
Man
Turkeys
FOR Best
University of Alberta
J. F. Topinka
Lumber
Coal and Imperial Oi
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