Protection of migratory birds joined CP Railway duties
Canadian Pacific Railway constabulary gains migratory bird protection. Airplanes of the department receive radio gear to aid communication with the chief and others. Immigration to Canada rises sixty three percent in three months versus last year. CP agents in Britain recruited nearly five thousand harvest workers. crowded steamship capacity limited entry. CP’s branch lines program expands prairie grain handling. 431 miles under construction, 281 ready for grain this fall, 115 for steel by winter. University of Toronto acquires a factory to manufacture insulin for global distribution. Dawson City marks Klondike discovery anniversary with Yukon exhibit of produce and gold. Police Commissioner Dr James Inches of Detroit reports a large Nipigon trout catch. historic giant trout records cited. A new CP locomotive hauls 42 car newsprint train (over 1,100 tons) from North Bay to Toronto without mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Railway
Prairies
Canadian Pacific
Abitibi Pulp and Paper Company
North Bay
Toronto
Therowith
Salvation Army Annual Visit To Rivers
The Salvation Army will visit Rivers this weekend with a Bran don band concert Saturday evening. Sunday services at Daly Church 11 am Pettlepierce 3 pm and Rivers Union Church 7:30 pm, led by Salvation Army Officers. Monday funds canvass expected. Staff Captain Oakes to attend. public urged to join services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Brandon
Daly Church
the Rivers Union Church
Miss Jane Holt Sent Off for Mission in China
Local girl Miss Jane Holt left for Western China as a missionary in a church service at the Methodist Church. Chas Tufts has returned home after months in England, joining the benedicts, while Claude Westwood was struck in the face by a hunter’s shot near Lenore. The Elgers Con School vans arrived Monday and are now in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Holt
Western
China
Chas
Tufts
England
The
Benedicts
Claude Westwood
Lenore
Elgers Con, S.D
Farewell tribute to Rev A R Hall and Mrs Hall
A group from the Junior Auxiliary Wolf Cubs Trail Rangers gathered at Mrs Wm Harvey's home to bid farewell to Rev A R Hall and Supt Mrs Hall. The J A presented Mrs Hall cut glass salt and pepper shakers while the Wolf Cubs and Trail Rangers gifted an electric table lamp to Mr Hall and a bourbon dish to Mrs Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Cubs
Trail
Rangers
Wm. Harvey
A. R. Hall
J. A
Mis Ian
Trail Rangers
Galilee
LePage Couple Welcome Daughter at Rivers
Birth notice from Rivers reports Mr. and Mrs. Wh LePage welcomed a daughter on Thursday September 6 1923. The family names the newborn and notes the event in the local births column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepage
Rivers
Wh. LePage
Rivers Consolidated School District Expenditure Report 1923
Statement of expenditures for Rivers Consolidated School District for the year ending July 10 1923. Details include payments for salaries supplies and operating costs with totals and notes on district financial activity.
Statement of Assets and Liabilities July 1923 Floating Liabilities
Statement outlines Sundry Accounts and amounts owed to the bank as of July 10 1923. It lists floating liabilities including owing to bank and related balance figures. The fragment notes 2.0.0 and 0 as in the incomplete line items.
Rivers Football Club Social and Presentation Event
The Rivers Football Club held a social evening at One SOE Hall on Monday September 10. Mr. Taylor entertained on the violin as a Whist party began with prizes awarded to Mrs. A Stewsart and Mrs. A Dewar for the ladies and to H. Durrant and J. E. Thompson for the gentlemen. After lunch, Mr. J A McKenzie led music and presented a Manuel Clock to Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett. The gathering ended with group singing and dancing, thanking the ladies for the royal feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Rivers Football Club
Hall
Taylor
England
A. Stewsart
A. Dewar
H. Durrant
J. E. Thompson
J. A. Mckenzie
Jim
McKenzie
Football League
Manuel
Messrs
Pioneer Lady Mrs A B McKennitt Dies At Redlands Cal
Death notice from Brandon Sun notes pioneer Mrs A B McKennitt formerly of Oak River and Brandon. interment in Redlands Cemetery after a period of ill health. Other items report civic tax instalment results in Neepawa and Economic notes on bank borrowing, Saskatoon rumor denial, and farm labor scarcity in Rapid City area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. McKennitt
Redlands
Cal
McKennitt
Oak River
Redlands Cemetery
Brandon
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Somerset Serges
Mount Royal Serge
J. A. Grummett
Shore
Galt
Rosedale
North Lumber Company
Chieftain Yard
Aerican
J. G. Stone Cocal Sales
Mgr
FORD
J. H. Brady
Thentarorey Department
Ap Ratus
Thestant Tech
Canada
Britain
University of Toronto
United States
Great Britain
Denmark
Dawson City
Yukon
James Inches
Detroit
Nipigon
Nipigon River
J. W. Cook
Fort William
Tom the Chuette
A. R. Hatt
Ing
A. W. Stephens
Atgist
Neepawa Press
Saskatoon
Biggar Independent
Rapid City
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