Bradwardine United Unit Holds Annual Meeting
The Bradwardine United A and NY Unit met last Wednesday with President Chas Williams presiding. New officers were installed led by President BM Pearce Vice President Geo Seens and Sec Treas G P Gleeson along with Executive members Livingstone Dowland Hallett. Guests included Ed McKenzie District Representative and members from Oak River and Hamiota Units. Anniversary services were held at Bradwardine United Church with Rev Brown from McConnell delivering sermons and Miss Dodds singing a solo aided by Mrs M Hunter at the organ.
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Bradwarding
A.&ny
Chas. Wiliams
Besinesa
BM. H. Pearce
Geo. Seens Sec
Treas
G. P. Gleeson
P. Livingstone
W. Dowland
W. Hallett
McKenzie
Oak River
Haniota
Bradwardine United Church
Mr. Brown
McConnell
Miss Dodds
M Hunter
Visitors from Saskatoon and Winnipeg Weekend Quiet
Wheatland Jas. Scott visited Winnipeg over the weekend. Mrs. Bel and Percy hosted D Arcy Howard and Miss Kay Selmens from Saskatoon for a few days. The Rapid City Reporter notes a political hint about campaign costs per vote and an October 14 polling plan.
Address and Presenta tion to Daly Girl
At Daly Church on Rally Sunday Miss Muriel Cascadell was honored for her service as Ladies Aid secretary and Sunday School teacher. Rev Harland read an address, and Orlo Brown presented a fountain pen and framed class photo from fellow workers. Cascaden has left for Brandon to train as a nurse at the General Hospital.
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Daly Church
Muriel Cascadell
Ladies Aid
Ince
Orlo Brown
Br. Harland
Miss Cascaden
Brown
Seasonal Drop in Milk Production
Experimental Farm Brandon notes autumn and early winter bring lower milk yields due to cold nights feed shortages and short pastures. Fresh cows lose more production. stabling cows from late September with extra feed boosts winter output while daytime grazing continues if weather allows.
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Brandon
Ten Years Ago Gazette Highlights Community Club Vote
D A Moore reelected president of the Community Club. Rev W Patteson and others met at Bradwerdine to map United Church circuit boundaries. Bijou Theatre to report election returns. Rivers Methodist Sunday School to visit Daly Church rally. Chester Sargent, a popular local boy, reportedly enlisted.
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The
Rivers Methodist Sunday School
Daly Church
Winter rail excursions offered by Canadian lines this year
Jos B Parker secretary of the Canadian Passenger Association announces winter excursions by Western Lines Canadian National and Canadian Pacific railways with fares to Eastern Canada Pacific Coast and select U S points. Tickets have long time limits and no sleeping car restrictions appealing for low cost visits. Prairie chicken shooting is restricted to two days Friday and Saturday October 11 and 12.
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Jos. B. Parker
Canadian Passenger Association
Western Lines
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific Railways
Eastern Canada
Pacific Coast
United States
None provided poem about words and kindness by H Barner
The verse extols the power of kind words over harsh ones. It compares bees and wasps, favors bees for their honey and gentle effect. It notes words cost little but mean much, urging use of nice language to reach the heart.
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H. Barner
Birthday Greetings from The Gazette
The Gazette extends best wishes for a happy birthday to Edgar Madden on October 10. Donald Morrow of The Pas, Gordon A. Trelosr and Gerald Grummett celebrate on the 11th. Vernon Orlo Brown of Daly on the 12th. Rola Bo Lee and Constance Offen of Belmont celebrate on the 13th.
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Edgar Madden
Donald Morrow
The
Pas
Gordon A. Trelosr
Gerald Grummett
Vernon Orlo Brown
Daly
Rola
Bo Lee
Constance Offen
Belmont
Rivers Town Assessment Rolls Open for Review
The General and Business Tax Assessment Rolls of the Town of Rivers are on display for fifteen days. Complaints must be filed with the Clerk at least ten days before the Court of Revision. The Council will meet as a Court of Revision on Wednesday October 30 1935 at 7 30 pm in the Council Chamber.
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Rivers
Court of Revision
Letter to Brandon electors on tariff choices and two party paths
A Manitoba candidate writes to Brandon electors, urging face to face contact but noting 21699 voters. He discusses Bennett and Liberal tariff policies, arguing for change to restore world trade and reduce unemployment, urging voters to choose between two major paths.
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Bennett
Canada
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Wheatland
Jas. Scott
Winnipeg
Rapid City
Daly Girl
Gazette
D. A. Moore
Community Club
Bijou
Chester Sargent
the Gazette
Beaubier
Beauharnois
Beaubier Yo" Bennett
Liberal Conservative Association of
Electors of Brandon
Manitoba
King
Telephone System
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