Canada 1933 Bureau of Statistics official handbook overview
The 1932 edition of the official annual handbook is announced with a foreword by Hon. H Stevens. It covers Canada’s world situation and detailed national topics such as agriculture, trade, population, finance, and transportation. The handbook includes updated agriculture, trade, and news sections, and is illustrated with a cover-aligned tone. Copies are available upon request.
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Bureau of Statistics
Stesent
Canada
Fon
H. Stevens
Gloom and Hope From an 1857 Worker's World Oped
The piece laments a period of deep panic and unemployment across nations and within the U S with commercial distress and looming winter hardship. It notes France Russia Britain and China as troubled and anticipates moral trials from the chase for wealth. It cites an 1857 article to warn that current gloom may pass with wisdom and charity guiding recovery.
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France
Russia
Europe
China
Worker’s World
Marriage of Miss Mary Bearman to Henry Charman at Roblin
In Roblin at the Manse on Thursday January 21 Miss Mary E Bearman of Deepdale wed Henry G Charman in a ceremony conducted by Rev D S Kern. A birth notice records Lois Edith born January 25 1932 to Mr and Mrs George H De La Mare.
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Roblin
Mary E. Bearman
Deepdale
Henry G. Charman
D. S. Kern
Geo. H. de la Mare
Lois Edith
Local and General Notes from Winnipeg District
Local items recount weekly society and club events in Winnipeg district including meetings of W.ALS at 218, attendance at Dauphin County L.O.L gathering, and Evangeline Rebekah Lodge plans. Reports cover Elsie Reid’s death, Easter date, senior hockey win 5 3 over Grandview, Roblin Curling Club debut at Winnipeg Bonspiel, and Roblin Russell girls hockey results with lineups and referee Jack Yeo.
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Roblin Curling Club
Winnipeg
W. VanAlstyne
W. Ballard
R. Arnott
H. J. Bowley
Local Notes From Our Neighboring Towns
Mr George Craig visited his brother Frank at Kamsack on Thursday. Rosie supt of British American Elevator Co was in town Thursday. January 26 with Miss E Hembroff in charge. Mr and Mrs Harry Cox returned from Kamsack. Mrs Cox is doing well. Sam Hern attended Cote Municipal Council meeting at Kamsack on Monday. Lindsay McLean of Flin Flon Manitoba spent Sunday and Monday en route to Winnipeg bonspiel. George Muir injured knee but no bones broken after a horse incident. Concert and dance under Agricultural Society at Davis Hall this Friday night. Miss May of Saskatoon demonstrated needlework in Togo under Homemakers. R J M Parker MLA left for Regina to attend Legislature Assembly opening on the 4th inst. Largest crowd of winter greeted Sunnyslope L O L at Silverwood Hall Jan 22 with a lengthy program. C Pillen and W Pearson the only two in both sketches. dancing after with Taytd Button and Scoville. Attendees from Roblin Makara of and Grand Narrows.
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Roblin Brass Band
JT. McNeill
N’ann
G. Fischer
W. Z. Woestmwnnd
J. McNeil
L.O.L
Sunnnyslope
Silverwood Hall
C. Pillen
W. Pearson
Lynth
Messrs Taytd Button
Scoville
Roblin
Makarof
Grand Narrows
Funeral Service for William Taylor at Deepdale Church
The funeral for William Taylor was held at Deepdale United Church last Wednesday with Rev. Mr. Mather officiating and interment at Roblin. Born about seventy years ago in Downie Township Perth County Ontario he lived in this district over 25 years. His wife predeceased him in 1927. He leaves four sons Erteiciont Winnipes and his wife at the service, John of Woodlands Manitoba, Sidney, Lindsay, and brother Alex, all of Deepdale.
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William Taylor
Deepdale United Church
Mather
Roblin
Kern
Downie Township
Perth County
St. Mary’s Town
Ont
Community Notes From Grand Narrows and Nearby Areas
Reports from Grand Narrows note Mr E G McKnight hauling wood to Makaroff for personal use. Sunday School now starts at 2:30 PM with evening service at 2:30. Miss Phyllis Ruth Ethel Burrell Fred Framingham Arthur and Jack Radford hosted by Mrs G Murray of Alva. Dixon and Wilson attended the Pool Elevator meeting in Makaroff. their wives visited Mrs A C Me.
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Phyll’s. Ruth
Ethel Burrell
Fred Framingham
Arthur
Jack Radford
G. Murray
Alva
Messrs
Dixon and
Wilson
Makaroff
A. C. Me
Winter Hardship And Local Socials In Small Town
Messrs Jim Hayes and Matt Fullerton started bucking about 100 cords of wood at the school. District men working in Roblin gravel pit report frost bite from the cold. S. M. Curry made a successful Roblin trip Monday night with a heavy load. Folks braved Friday night cold for a surprise party at L Olson's with cards and dancing. Jon invited many to a pre surprise party, puzzling watchers.
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Jim Hayes
Matt Fullerton
At Roblin
S. M. Curry
Roblin
Sam
Mrs D Stewart Suffers Nose Hemorrhage at Meeting
Mrs D Stewart suffered a nose hemorrhage requiring medical treatment after an incident at the church during the young people’s meeting held on Tuesday evening.
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Young Peoples Meeting
Ten weap year commandments from Judge Meade in Kansas
Judge Henry Meade of Wyandotte Kansas county court issues ten commandments for women seeking Leap Year advantage. Advice cautions against flashy suitors, emphasizes character over wealth, thrift, modest attire, and letting love be the sole criterion in marriage prospects.
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Henry Meade
Wyandotte
Kasnas
Flying fur traders replace land routes in modern North
The piece notes a shift from old sled dog overland routes to fast air travel for fur trading. It highlights Pete Goddard of Prince Albert Sask as an early adopter, who used airplanes to move furs and traveled east over Canadian National Railways to France to expand markets. He is described as the first man to integrate airplanes into regular fur trading operations.
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North
Canadian National Railways
Pete’’? Goddard
Prince Albert, Sask
France
Pete
Sale of Lands for Arrears in Shell River District
Notice under the Municipal Act for the Rural Municipality of Shell River announces sale of lands in unorganized territory for arrears of taxes and costs. If unpaid by March 9, 1932, at Roblin Municipal Office at 2 pm, parcels will be auctioned per section 76 of the Public Schools Act. Dated Roblin Manitoba January 26, 1932, W. J. Westwood Secretary-Treasurer.
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Sheil River
Roblin
Shell
Manitoba
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George L. Speecs
W.als
Udlue
Elsie Reid
Air
Airs
James Reid
J. Broomfield
Gilbert Plaing
Dauphin County
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge
1.C.C.F
Grandview
Wi i L. Leppert
Royal Bank
Bank
sBialliday
Na Carman
Oddfellow
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co
Ceandwine
Tdomrhinalten
Russell
Mona Yeo
R. Aitken
C. Kelso
F. Kelso
Crass
M. Yeo
S. Cress
L Mitchell
B. Wartmier
E. Fisher
Ruesell
T. Mather
M. Mather
T. Honekine
G. Wilsen
A. Hemhroff
J. Page
Refieree
Jack Yeo
George Craig
Frank
Kamsack
Rosie
British American Elevator Co
Cing
E.hembroff
Harry Cox
Cox
Sam Hern
Cote
Lindsay McLean
Flin Flon
Man
George Muir
The
Agricultural Society
Davis Hall
Miss May
Saskatoon
Togo
R. J M. Parker
Regina
Legislature Assembly
McKnight
Bield
Silverwood
ACT
Sheill River
W. J. Westwood
SecyTreas
R.M
Shell River
T’rac
S. Kern
Canadian Rockies
Wey
Ski Runners
Trail Riders
Banff
Rockies
Mount Assiniboine
Simpson Pass
Shadow Lake
Lake Louise
Ptarmigan Valley
Bow Lakes
Pipestone Pass
Mounts Norquay
Stoney Squaw
Buffalo Park
Mt. Assiniboine
Canadian Pacific
Magog
Mount Norquay
Bow River
Wonder Pass
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