Jess Pugh to appear at Chautauqua program
Celebrated comedian Jess Pugh will perform at Roblinth's Chautauqua, praised as the foremost original humorist before the public. His vast repertoire includes dramatic readings impersonations and witty monologues, delivering irresistible mirth to Western Canada's audiences for the first time.
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Street Speed Artist Warning On Speeding Traffic
A plea warns that summer brings Street Speed Artista and warns of heavy trucks and cars endangering life. It questions hurry and urges a checkup to prevent child injuries, citing Willie struck while playing near the road and left maimed.
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Easter recess shapes timing of upcoming elections
The government aims to be ready to dissolve Parliament at the first favorable moment. Budget presentations and iron and steel schedules loom, taxes may stay largely unchanged, and a careful assessment of the economic outlook will guide the election decision. The period will be used for consultations and continued propaganda efforts.
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Abe
Cure Cigarette Habit Advises Harsh Household Cure
A Minnedosa Tribune piece urges parents to stop blaming cigarette vendors for youths under 16 smoking. It promotes parent-led discipline with back of hair brush or slipper and touts mothers past and present curing the habit. The note also advertises a show on April 25 featuring The White Sister at the 10.0 F. baud venue.
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Minnedosa
Interesting News From Town and Adjoining District
Roblin notes include residents traveling to Vancouver and Winnipeg, visitors from Saskatoon, and local social events. A fire scare at John Ritchie’s home and a near-miss van accident affecting transporting children are reported. Legislative session insights warn of large Farm Loans reductions impacting Roblin constituency through Rural Credit programs.
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Sesson
Manitoba Farm Loans Association
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Deepdale Seeding Progress Hinted in District Weather Outlook
Correspondent notes favorable weather could push seeding in the district. A trip to Kamsack reports roads in fair condition as Mr and Mrs W G Kerswell, with Mr and Mrs A E McInnes, traveled there on Sunday.
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A. E. McInnes
Kamsack
Local Socials and Visits Stir Dauphin Town Scene
Miss Eteen Sweet spent a weekend in Dauphin while Mr J. M. Parker M L A returned from Regna on Friday. Captain Donald Sinclair conducted business in Winnipeg. Dr A J Leach visited Dauphin on Wednesday. Sam McKee of Portage la Prairie visited Saturday and again Tuesday with his wife. Netanis Tripp visits her uncle. Birthday honors go to W J Sweet of Liskeard born April 10 1884. A 500 party and dance occurs at Davis Hall Monday night under the W A auspices. Sam McKee and son of Portage la Prairie are visiting friends here.
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Local Notes From Grand Narrows News District
Grand Narrows News reports visits and moves including Mrs Scott of McDonald and Mrs McKnight, Mr Frank Miller moving to a vacated place, Alva school teacher Mr Charles Martin, and several locals at Mr Wheelern’s. Miss Verna Wilson and Miss Swartsman visited Mrs W H McKnight. Mr Brumond of Togo spent days at Mn Dixons. Alva school closed due to bad roads. Westward movers listed. UFM juniors held a meeting and plan a Junior UFM Sunday. Sunday School organized with new officers. invite extended for May fourth service at eleven.
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Manitoba Legislature Opposes Government Liquor Ad Ban
The Manitoba legislature voted 23 to 1 against Col. Taylor's motion to halt government liquor advertising. The ballots of the people regulate liquor trade and permit ads only for government brands. The government will stop liquor advertising when the public stops the government from selling it.
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