Public Notice on By-law and Land Sale Daly Manitoba
The Rural Municipality of Daly holds a meeting on September 76 1922 to consider a by law to step up and close a public highway along the north forty five and one half feet of section five township twelve range twenty two west of the principal meridian A deed plan No 23885 Brandon Land Titles Office is attached The notice also mentions the sale of described lands to Sarah Perkins and ratification of a deed dated March 31 1909 No 66674 Brandon Land Titles Office This notice is issued by the Clerk and Secretary Treasurer dated August 18 1922
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Daly
Wheatland
Brandon Land Titles Office
Sarah Perkins
Rally Day Observance Across Dominion Seeks Large Attendance
Four Canadian church boards issue a common Rally Day service for September 24 in Sunday Schools nationwide. Rivers Union Church plans a large turnout with 2 30 p.m. start. The offering funds religious education for Sunday Schools and Young People’s Societies.
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Dominion
Baptist
Congregationalist
Presbyterian
Methodist
Post Office Introduces C O D Service Within Canada
Beginning October 1 a new C O D service will allow Canada mail matter to have charges up to ten dollars collected from the addressee and sent to the sender via post office money order. The service applies only to money order post offices and routes, and refunds or refusals are not to be handled by postmasters. the delivering office must remit the funds to the sender.
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C.O. D
Canada
Post Office
Money Order
C.O.D
Card of Thanks from Mrs J F Johnson
Mrs J F Johnson expresses thanks to Union Ladies Aid for flowers sent during her hospital stay in Winnipeg.
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J. F. Johnson
The
Union Ladies Aid
Winnipeg
Royal visit graces town as Labor Day events delight
Ten years ago the Gazette covered a visit by His Royal Highness the Duke of Connaught and the Duchess with Princess Patricia. The Labor Day sports impressed, Matt Willison won the two mile, Joe Nowe took the sack race, and Rev W J Fee’s daughter Margaret died that morning. Rivers experiences building growth with many new residences rising.
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Rivers
Duke of Connaught
Governor General of
Canada
Duchess
Princess Patricia
Matt. Willison
Joe Nowe
Margaret
W. J
Fee
Dominion bonds offer secure reinvestment at 5.5 percent
Holders of Dominion bonds bearing five and a half percent maturing December 1, 1922 can reinvest by exchanging old bonds for new ones running five or ten years. Arrangements for the exchange can be made through all chartered banks.
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Dominions
Canada
Local items wanted for column cooperation notice
Please share any local items or personal notices for our column at any time. We strive to publish all items and appreciate your cooperation including information about visiting friends.
Origins of the word news from N E W S initials
The early Journals used the sign N E W S for North East West and South to indicate four quarters of the world. An exchange notes this origin of the word news and its historical signification.
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N.E.W.S
End of Straw Stack Burning Urged by Editorial
An editorial argues the annual straw stack burning should end as a wasteful practice of the past. It says the food value of straw could feed cattle and farms should keep by products to maintain fertility through better farming practices.
Trench silage method for sunflowers praised by Hutton
George Hutton of the Western Canada Live Stock Association spoke on trench silage for sunflowers noting experiments with a seven by sixteen by sixty foot trench for livestock. Two workers in two and a half days can build it with only labor cost and no blower to fill, with sunflowers seen as a major agricultural development in western Canada where corn is impractical.
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George H. Hutton
Western Canada Live Stock Association
Hutton
Canaa
Be a unit in town life and public enterprise
A civic exhortation urging individuals to contribute to public projects and support local initiatives. It argues that small, active participants matter more than passive residents, and praises those who voluntarily aid community efforts.
Daly Council Sets Next Regular Meeting Date
Daly Council will hold its next regular meeting on Tuesday September 20 to discuss town affairs and public business.
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Daly Council
Tuesaday
Notice on impending russian thistle control after threshing
Farmers urged to monitor fields for Russian thistle as the season approaches. Best control is double disking the land immediately after threshing and re-disking in spring if plants persist or plow them.
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