Sermon Sparks Plan for City Slum Rebuild and Prairie Irrigation
A Winnipeg reader reports Rev Craig of Crace United Church delivering a sermon on January 14. He criticized the economic plight of 1934, proposed solutions including rebuilding filthy city slums to house many families and expanding sanitary housing like Glasgow. He also urged limiting prairie irrigation to develop the Saskatchewan river area, promising ten years of work for the unemployed and prosperity for the prairies. He cites Glasgow as a model for new homes and notes the need to spare drought-stricken settlers from further hardship.
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Prairie Provinces
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Canada
Missing Livestock Notice for Horned Black Steer
STPATED antennv farm Ser 81-27-29 on or about July 1st 1 Black Steer wth horns. Owner may have same by proving prop erty and paying expenses. C. RB. Cryderman Makaroff.
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Cryderman Makaroff
Municipal councils and public governance in the country
The piece argues that municipal bodies directly tax residents and shape daily life more than higher levels of government. It notes public sentiment, accountability, and the need for sympathetic local understanding as a new administration begins its year of duties. It stresses practical civic engagement over idealism.
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Roblin W L Club Hosts Scotch Programme in New Year
Last Thursday Roblin W L and friends enjoyed a Scotch programme with a greeting, community singing by Sevien weavers, a wool making paper by Mrs Belton, readings by Miss Arnott and Mrs H R Mitchell, solos by Miss Lang, and a February meeting features Dr Helen McMurchy on Mother and child and a sandwich making demonstration by Mrs Silvert plus a play hour for children. The piece ends with a quip about the statistician noting rink members work hard.
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Sevien Weavers
Local and General Tum mel Hall Dance Friday Feb 2p
A local notice describes a dance at Tum mel Hall scheduled for Friday February 2p with admission 256. The rest of the text contains miscellaneous fractured lines about hockey results, a farmer named Dan Motyka, and scattered personal notes, but few clear, coherent facts remain.
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Tummel Hall
Bonspiel Results At Roblin Cunning Line Event
The annual Roblin bonspiel concluded after three days of play. Grandview skipped by J. Bowes won the Grand Challenge and Cupe events. Winners listed include Bowes Aitkens Fraser VanAlstyne Merrell Bishop Ballard and others across Citizens Curling Club and Robbie Burns events. Competition for town rinks began Monday.
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Merrell
Bishop Ballard
Sophy Clemesky Weds Mr Jnerassky in Merridale
In Merridale the home of Mrs Clemesky hosted a wedding for her daughter Sophy to Mr Jnerassky. Congratulations flood in from friends and well-wishers as the couple begins their married life amid festive notices and editorials lamenting haphazard local advertising and event organization.
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Sophy
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Oaameia
Franchuk and others visit. hog wagon accident near Roblin
Zelena Mr D Franchuk of Togo visited here last week. Steve Styba hired two men for farm work. Mary H Nowasad of Amore Sask visiting parents at Roblin. Bill Konopasky and three companions hauling hogs to Roblin last Saturday, the sleigh slid off the road at Mr Barnowsky’s place and upset.
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Mr. D. Franchuk
Togo
Steve Styba
Mary H. Nowasad
Ot Amore, Sask
Roblin
Bill Konopasky
Mr. Barnowsky
Local Happenings From Grand Narrows and Area
Lavere Lestere returns home from Kamsack while Miss M Wilson resumes studies in Winnipeg. Mrs Mills keeps busy this winter entertaining her radio friends in the evenings.
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Lavere Lestere
Kamsack
Miss M. Wilson
Winnipeg
Church Notices for Lasting Friendshire Parish Service
Church notices invite members to bring a friend to the Sunday service led by Rev. Clifford S. Matebett with a children talk titled The Golden fake and a solo My Mask. The notice emphasizes fellowship and friendship within the church community.
Bal lard wins two bonspiel prizes at Cromarty
Cromarty notes congratulate Mr W Ballard on two bonspiel prizes. Mrs J Adams entertained friends for cards and dinner Monday. Mr and Mrs S Fraser and family visited Mr and Mrs Greaves Sunday. Thanks offered to all who helped make Friday’s dance a success. Mr and Mrs W Thompson and Miss E Grassie visited at Mr and Mrs Darcy Johnston Sunday.
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Mr. W. Ballard
Mrs. S. Fraser
Mrs. Greaves
San’ Day
W. Thompson
Miss E. Grassie
Darcy Johnston
Enemies of the Bible Address Set at Silverwood Sunday
Rev. G. E. Phillips, incumbent of Silverwood, leads the Sunday school teaching session from 2 to 2 7 p.m. The topic for January 28 is Enemies of the Bible. Wealey C, Dede.
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G. E. Phillips
Silverwood
Unscrupulous Advertising Rules Spark Local Debate
A Fountain law 3.C. passage mocks social norms and a hick town’s generosity with fitting underwear at home. The Tribune notes new advertising rates of 10 cents per line for organizations and jokes about homemade ads while pledging to report only welfare-contributing local events.
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