Murder trial ends with lack of evidence in 1919 case
Magistrate Little discharged Mike ijntyk of Dauphin district after no evidence supported a charge in the death of Steve Yahodyoski on about September 20 1919. Three witnesses testified including the accused’s cousin and brothers who recalled the duck hunt and a claim of an accidental shooting. The courtroom heard of a gun that could be fired only by releasing the hammer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houor
Thomas Little
Dauphin
Mike Ijntyk
Tre Bate
Dauphin Goal
Steve Yahodyoski
Mike G. Glutyk
Yahodynski
Nick Glutyk
Steve
Newbork
Mike
GC. S. A
Rogers
No clear headline from damaged OCR note
Police searched extensively but the boy’s body could not be located. An accused person was represented by A. T Warnock according to the Dauphin Herald report.
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A. T Warnock
Dauphin Herald
Finish Poultry Before Marketing Bulletin Details
At the Brandon Experimental Farm the first group of 36 crate fed cockerels was slaughtered for market on August 16 weighing six and a quarter pounds after a twenty one day fattening diet of ground wheat oats and barley. The bulletin outlines new dressed poultry grades, price spreads, fattening methods, and suitable rations and offers copies on request.
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Brandon
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Expert advises sow thistle in bloom for silo feed
J C Haney, noted expert on live agricultural natural affairs, says sow thistle in bloom before the pikes harden, stacked green or potted in a silo will yield feed equal to any and help harried farmers solve the feed problem. he endorses the idea fully.
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J.C. Haney
Silverwood Pioneer James Rae Dies at Portage
James Rae, a Silverwood district pioneer homesteader, died at Portage la Prairie General Hospital on Tuesday August 21 after a brief illness. He had resided in Portage la Prairie since his wife’s death seven years earlier. Funeral services were held August 25 at Rae's Funeral Bean, with Rev. P. C. Bays officiating. Pallbearers included W. Willison and others. interment followed at Hillside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage la Prairie Gieneral Hospital
James Rae
Silverwood
Portage la Prairie
Rae
W. Willison
Russel Shaver
George Matthews
Hugh McDonald
Harry Hobinson
Carman, Man
Walter
Hillside Cemetery
Relief as a National Issue and Racket in Distribution
An editorial laments relief as a mounting government burden and a widespread racket. It argues workers dodge jobs to keep relief, urges education to treat aid as a temporary honor, and condemns long term dependency while warning against spreading sponging attitudes.
Education Week Set for Manitoba In November
Hon. R A Hoey announced that Manitoba educational week will occur in the second week of November. He chairs a committee with members from the department of education the Trustees' association and the Teachers' Federation which is organizing the event. Each district will create its own program and parents will be urged to visit local schools.
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Manitoba
R. A. Hoey
Hoey
Department of Education
Trustees’ Association
Teachers’ Federation
Local News Highlights and Upcoming Community Events
Public holiday on Monday September 3. Brandon visitors include Mr Wesley Luody and Mrs Howard Williamson with two sons. Doris Glover recuperating at Dauphin hospital. Constable Elwyn and Mrs Elwyn take a motor trip to points in BAC. Alfred J Webb appointed Returning Officer for Dauphin division. Mr and Mrs CD Barber travel to Chicago and Montreal. Mr Hill of Oxbow ships horses and cattle herd near Bield. Soulsby family returns to Melville after month with W A Smith family. A political note on why candidates and businesses seek votes. Dance at school auditorium September 1 with band and lunch. School reopens September 4. staff unchanged except Gladys Mitchell replaces Mary Simpson. New readers to be introduced across western provinces. uniform set of seven books likely free to schools.
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Anl
Shipping cattle and hogs from Makaroff and Roblin Sept 1
Announcements note Leithter and Spigelman will ship cattle and hogs from Makaroff and Roblin on Saturday Sept 1. Madame Simons, music teacher, reopens classes Saturday Sept 8 at Mrs J Nelson's Studio. Music lessons by Miss A McMillan begin Sept 1 at Mrs Greenaway's. The Live Stock Co operative Association calls for shipments from Makaroff and Roblin Sept 1. Patronage solicited by H H Simpson, Manager.
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Leithter & Spigelman
Makaroff
Deepdale
Roblin
Madame Simons
J. Nelson
Live Stock Co-operative Association
Makaroff and
H. H. Simpson
Illustrated Lecture By Col Gillespie On First Aid
Col Gillespie outlined the history and purpose of the St John Ambulance Association under UFM auspices. He explained how first aid and home nursing courses are organized and showed reels illustrating wounds resuscitation and home nursing. Classes in first aid and nursing are hoped for this winter.
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U.F.M
Col. Gillespie
St. John’s Ambulance Association
Canadian children entering school for first time 1944
On request by the Canadian Council on Child and Family Welfare the Dominion Bureau of Statistics estimates 220 000 children aged six to seven will begin school in the autumn term of 1944. Manitoba alone reports 15,500 first-time entrants.
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Canadian Council On Child and Family Welfare
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Manitoba
Grandview Visit and Birthday Party Report
Cromarty Mr and Mrs H Robertson visited relatives at Grandview Sunday. Miss K J Coling returned home after a week with Mrs Sned don, Harry Richardson and cham of Winniper on holiday. The guests of the former's grandfather Mr Holmes. Mrs H Hubertson hosted eleven little girls on Saturday August 18 for Margarit's seventh birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Robertson
Grandview
K. J. Coling
Harry Richardson
Cham of
Mr. Holmes
H. Hubertson
Margarit
Local Visitors And Weekend Travel In Togo Area
Miss McLeod visited Makaroff over the weekend. Mr A J Griffith of Winnipeg visits friends here. Miss Margaret Low returns from Grandview. Mr and Mrs R C Low and Mr Joe Andrews drove to Grandview on Sunday. Mrs G Craig and daughter Mabel return from a motor trip to Winnipeg. Mr D Blewett led United Church service as Rev Jas Blewett was out of town. Messrs James Findlater and Ed McCorquindale of Saskatoon motored to town last week renewing acquaintances. Mr and Mrs C S Burt and son of Kissock Sask visited in town Sunday at Mr R F Painter’s. Burt and son staying here.
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R. C. Low
Joe Andrews
Grandview
D. Blewett
United Church
Jas Blewett
James Findlater
Ed McCorquindale
Saskatoon
C. S. Burt and Son
Kissock, Sask
R. F. Painter
Local Social Notes from Makaroff and Nearby
Threshing is in full swing as Miss Ada Currey of Makaroff visits Miss E Clive. Mr and Mrs Filo Chase and sister Irene are currently visiting their parents here. Mrs N Low and daughter Isabell stay with Mrs Low’s parents. Victor Olson of St Paul has finished a cleaner for the elevator here. Mrs E Johnston left for British Columbia to spend winter with her daughter. Edna Gollie of Fort William is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J McFadyen.
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Ada Currey
Makaroff
E Clive
Filo Chase
Sister Irene
N. Low
Isabell
Mrs. Low
Victor Olson
St. Paul, Min
E. Johnston
B.C
Edna
Mrs. Gollie
Fort William Cont
J. McFadyen
Birth Births at Home of Mrs J Twa August 23 1994
A son was born at the home of Mrs J Twa on August 23 1994 to Mr and Mrs W Gatteral of Shortdale.
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J Twa
Arg W. Gatteral
Shortdale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seecor
H. J. Lawrence
Gill & Co.'s
Irwin L. Mitchell
Portage
Latur
Mr Wesley Luody
Miss al’ Ice
Howard Williamson
J A. Williamson
Doris Glover
Dauphin Hospital
R.C.M.P
Elwyn
J. Glover
Polifis
Bac
Alfred J Webb
G Barber
Chicago
Montreal
Mr . Hill
Oxbow
Sask
Bield
Mra
Hf. A. Soulsby
Melville Sask
W. A. Smith
Gladys’ Mitchell
Mary Simpson
Tummel
Stag
Co. Gillespie
Cromarty
Togo News
Miss McLeod
A. J. Griffith
Winnipeg
Margaret Low
G. Craig
Mabel
Roblin Theatre
Dorthea Wieck
Baby Leroy
Ontario
Roblin Trading Co
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