Mapitoba Contest Winner Delivers Dominion Oratorical
Laid tasraeen winner in Roblin district contest at Walker theatre as 18 students competed for provincial title. Miss Muse of Manitoba will represent at Toronto May 16 for Dominion championship, with praise for her intense speech on Canada’s future and unity.
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Roblin
Tasraeen
Juntas Om
Thonal
Walker Theatre
Muse
Mapitoba
Toronto
British Columbia
Alberta
Renee
Towts
Alice
Buicabyth
Ypres
Canada
Miss Muse
Health Service warns against the comfort habit for babies
The Canadian Medical Association urges mothers to stop using a baby's comfort in sleep. It argues the object can spread disease and cause dental issues while not soothing the child, and promotes disposal in a garbage pail.
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Canadian Medical Association
College Street
Toronto
A Fine Early Tomato Development and Selection Progress
A tomato variety named Earlians evolved into a premier early ripening type after 28 years of study. Horticulturist W T Macoun led selections to fix early maturity and high yield, creating a strain named Alacrity and tracking fruit ripeness, rough fruit, and season totals across trials and side by side comparisons with other varieties.
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W. T. Macoun
Barbasa
Community Hails Mr Henry Brummond With Well Wishes
A large gathering at the fire hall presented Mr Henry Brummond with an address and a substantial monetary gift. Mr Brummond left for the West on Thursday morning amid warm community wishes for his speedy departure.
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Henry Brummond
Fred Allen
Brummond
Brum‘mond
West
One Act Play and Auction Benefit At Elks Lodge
Community event notices describe a One Act Play Keeping in Home and a 500 Drive on April 27 at Or hall under Rebe Lodge auspices with lunch. Elks Lodge hosts a reception for Miss Alice Mause and a program with speeches. A warning about enforcement of Manitoba Vehicle Act is included amid weather and sale notices advising cautious purchases and potential court appearance.
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Or Hall
Rebe Lodge
Elks Lodge
Soeateti
Gacs
Alice Mause
T Hmeldith
Hallion Fik
At Rr
Addiéas
Mausia
Iwo
Weil
Aden
Manitoba
Tor
Wheen
Smut In Wheat Cuts Into Farmers Profits
Canadian wheat market observers warn of rising smut in crops and urge clean seed and smut prevention. Winnipeg inspections show 617 of 281,225 carloads smutted, costing producers about $81,752.50 in seven months. farmers may offset costs by seed treatment.
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Winnipeg
Security Frauds Prevention Act Proclaimed April 16
The Security Frauds Prevention Act will be proclaimed April 16, authorizing penalties up to 8101,000 for individuals and 825,000 for companies selling securities without licenses. Prospective buyers may require license proof, and unlicensed salesmen are presumed unauthenticated. W R Cottingham, Manitoba public utility board chair, will enforce licensing with police cooperation. about 400 licenses issued, many more unlicensed operators exist.
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W. R. Cottingham
Manitoba Public Utility Board
Cottingham
Wealth Lost as Camp Fires Rage in Canada
The article laments large losses of Canadian wealth caused by men assuming unattended camp fires will extinguish themselves. It notes fires sometimes burn out but when they do not the cost is high, urging caution and responsibility to prevent further damage.
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Canada
Capadi
Herle Thas
British Columbia
United States
Forestry New
Exper
Merridale News: Sanders and Cockerill Saw mill work Fort Francis
Teddy Sanders and Ernest Cockerill left for Fort Francis for summer work at a saw mill. Salvation Army services were held at Merridale School conducted by Capt. Neilson and Sargeant Major Nash. Mr M Midgeon died at 84 after weeks of illness. Born in Ukraina he homesteaded in Canada twenty years ago and was respected. funeral attended by many relatives and friends at the Ukrainian Orthodox Church cemetery.
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Teddy Sanders
Ernest Cockerill
Fort Francis
Salvation Army
Merridale School
Neilson
Sargeant
Nash
M. Midgeon
Horn
Ukraina
Canada
Local Notes From Our School and Community
Our school opened on Monday. Miss Annie Wiewickie visited during Easter holidays. John Walychuck is recovering from rheumatic fever. Mr and Mrs Luchuck were Winnipeg visitors last week, returning Thursday. Church directors hired a summer student. first services next Sunday. Miss Emma Olson wed Mr A Olson of Minneapolis. A Canadian rule offers free water but warns of forest fire risk. Timber worth twelve million dollars burns yearly due to neglected fire control.
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Canada
Anglican Church Notices and Easter Services
Church notices list Rev Robert Harvey M A B D and services for the coming Sunday with topics Tummel and Cromarty and a picture gallery feature. Special Holy Communion on Saturday evening April 7 conducted by Rev HP Barrett B D of Brandon. Incumbent G E Phillips. Morning service April 22 with benediction and lantern fund offering.
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Robert Harvey
Anglican Church News
Holy Communlon
HP. Barrett
Karoff
Lantern Fund
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Aks
Health Service
Togo News
A. J. Leach
Dauphin
Alex Simpson
Miss M Brill
Portage
A Prairie
Irene Craig
Saskatton
Geo Lee
F Hilton
South Dakota
J.W. Eddy
C Burt
Thelma Rock
Stella Franklin
Saskatoon
Hill
Dauphin Hospital
Maiga
Eral
Merridale
Bield Locals
John Walychuck
Luchuck
Emma Olson
Mr A Olson
Minneapolis
U.S.A
United Church News
Miss Alice Muse
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