Questions on Sessional Agenda For Fourth Season Parliament
Parliament convened on February twenty, beginning the fourth season of the sixteenth Parliament. The agenda signals heavy business ahead including tariff revisions, the St. Lawrence waterway, border enforcement costs, and provincial resource agreements, with private bills and potential elections shaping the session.
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St. Lawrence
Prescott
United
Canada
Manitoba
Alberta
Royal Commission
December trade figures show negative balance for period
Trade data for the nine months to December 31 shows exports at 6 880 485090 while imports reached 969 ESE.020. Re-exports stood at 19 281.00. The period ends with a deficit of 60 009 000, reflecting adverse balance for the period.
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Canada
Britain Plans Big Port Development Scheme
A Lloyds List report notes Britain plans a 260 million port improvement program to create jobs, with 58 million at Chieldhall and Renfrew on the Clyde, 15 million on the Tyne including Jarrow, 11 million at Middlesbrough, 9 million at Liverpool, and 5 million at another unnamed port. Overall small ports may receive 35 to 40 million, with more large port expenditures expected.
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Chieldhall Amd Renfrew
Cvyde
Tyne
Jarrow Lake
Midtesborough
Liverpool
One Good Dish Makes A Cook Famous
A recipe for fish chowder describes a simple method using salt pork, raw fish, potatoes, celery, onions, and milk. The method includes browning pork scraps, cooking vegetables in fat, simmering with potatoes and fish, then adding milk to finish. Serves six.
Canadian Air Mail Pioneers Earn High Praise
W J Irving Glover of the U S praises 64y Canadian air mail pilots for daring service under severe conditions in the North West Territories. Ottawa meetings focus on closer Canada United States postal cooperation and linking the proposed Canadian transcontinental mail system with the US Midwest network. A future air mail zone is eyed from Minneapolis and St Paul to Winnipeg via Fargo and Grand Forks.
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W. J. Irving Glover
Positmus
United States
Ottawa
Air Madl
Goyer
North West Territories
Ervelel
Glover
Candian
Opjon
Mt. Glover
Minneapoli
St. Paul
Winnipeg
Fargo
Travnd Forks
North Dakota
Paris Flying Club Forms To Cut Pilot Training Costs
A new flying club will be formed in Paris to promote pilot training and reduce learning costs. It aims to help members obtain a pilot license for about £169 instead of around $7,990, with expected cooperation from the Air Minister to secure affordable aircraft purchases.
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Paris
Interesting News From Town and Adjoining District
Miss Mabel Wright of Postup spent the week end at home with two midge fractures last week. Sir Roy Freeand visited and will be back for the bonepiel. Salvation Army holds a Sunday meeting at 3 45 PM in winter. Ladies Curling Club drives on Feb 10. Bon niel set for Feb 21 and 22. Agricultural Society officers attended city meetings. LBISA broadcast Sunday at 10 AM. Children’s Own Radio Story by J T Porter. Anglican Church thanks contributors for copper and entertainment. Lovety Concert tomorrow at 8 PM. admission 26c and 35c. Hockey girls dance following Goce asic. Burns supper in hotel dining room was a success. Roblin hosts first sheep instruction car under CN Rail Manitoba Agriculture. Demonstration claims net farmer profit 14.5 cents and land cleaning benefits. Churches arranged evening with lunch. union cut centerpiece. Menu included salt fish, Limburger cheese, sourkrout, sandwiches, and biscuits. Prizes awarded for cards and bridge.
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Roblin
Som
Aldo
Mae
Orent
NASA
Enogh
Togo Locals Describe Week's Activities and Injuries
Local notes report Mr Herbert Brown visiting Winnipeg on business, officials note a bridge repair crew nearby, and Mr R J M Parker along with Mr Sam Ipssen shipped a stock car to Winnipeg. Young People’s Society formed, rink manager Alfred Cottrell injured, choir concert at United Church praised, and a Friday Davis Hall event featured the two act play It Listen’s In with a cast and musical solos.
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Org
R. J. M. Parker
Sam @inppsen
Winnipeg
Davis Hall
Irene Craig
Marjorie McConnell
Robert Summer
Bleddyn Davies
Betts
Jas Topham
O F. Springer
B Davies
Velma Olson
E. Palement
H Brown
L. Lindsay
0. F. Springer
R. Gunness
Miarjorie McVounel
Wfcuonnell Oss Feter
Deepdale Notes On Local Visit and Dance Night
Leon Joliffe, who has worked at the Peg for a year, is home on a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Ward returned last Monday from Rolla after an extended visit to their old home. The Old Timers Dance on Friday night drew many, though the Old Timers were notably absent. Mrs. C Bramwell observed. A visitation from Stouffville Ontario ended with the passing of a resident after a stay at their home.
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Leon Joliffe
Mrs. Geo. Ward
Rolla N
C.bramwell
Stouffville Ontario
Local notes on fur market, boreal winter, and regional news
Mr Bert Cockerill attended the fur market at Winnipeg and disposed of fox pelts. Kelly Cockerill inspected the mill site now open for tenders and the saw mill will run again this winter. A Grandview junior hockey match beat Roblin 5 4 in overtime. For sale two pairs of ladies strap slippers size 4 at Roblin Hotel. Col Ralston, Indian delegate, is a nephew of Mr Gib Ralston and cousin of Mr H Fraser. The London broadcast last week was heard clearly.
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Bert Cockerill
Winnipeg
Kelly Cockerill
London
Eng
Col. Ralston
Gib. Ralston
H. Fraser
United Church Holds Annual Meeting in Towns
The Roblin United Church met on a Wednesday January 15 with about eighty attendees. Reports from all departments were presented and new Stewards were elected including Geo Scott M Clark W D Gamey H Gamey J Arnott Jr R Rusk and J McNeil. Ladies' auxiliary served lunch after the meeting.
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Roblin
J. McNeil
Local Notes From Grand Narrows District
Sympathy is extended to Mr Dixon on the loss of his mother who has been ill all winter at Rosseau. Mr and Mrs Dixon are expected home soon. Fr and Mrs J Radford visited Mr A Armstead's on Sunday. A nurse sent by the government visited unorganized schools at Grand Narrows and Walker School. Surprise parties seem common this week. A group of young people gathered at Mr Burrell's Monday night for an evening of games and dancing.
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United States Congress
Canada
Canadian Tariff Board
United States
Tixon
Rosseau
Dixon
Grand Narows
Walker School
Batiste at bonspiel and a newborn at Grace Hospital
A curious journal entry describes a bonspiel scene with spirited chatter and a tough ice push, while at Grace Hospital Winnipeg Mr and Mrs W F Pettysiece welcome a son. Other births noted include a daughter born January 23 at Mrs Irmacs Nernne Tene.
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Grace Hospital Winnipe
W. F. Pettysiece
the Currey
Anglican Church Services This Sunday
Anglican church schedules a morning service at 11 a.m and a Sunday School at 2 p.m. An evening service is set for 7 p.m. on Sunday February iid.
Revival of Local Industry Moves Canada Towns
Community groups with provincial and federal support explore reviving vanishing town industries. Councils survey options to re establish cannery and furniture works, aiming to create local employment and provide markets for farm produce once common in small towns.
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Canada
Tis
Wanted A few loads of Sawny
Help wanted notice from Roblin Hotel seeking a few loads of Sawny wood delivered to the premises. No further details provided.
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Roblin Hotel
For Sale Purebred Cockerilis and Stray Calf Notice
TM selling purebred RC white Voupdotte Cockerilis at 2.60 each from Mrs Alex Allen Box 73 Togo Sask. Also a stray young steer calf found on my farm. owner may claim by proving ownership and paying expenses. Tony Jurywiszyn Shortdale Man
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R.C. White Voupdotte Cockerilis
Stussell
Alex Allen
Togo Sask
Tony Jurywiszyn
Shortdale
Council to Sit as Court of Revision on March 5
The Council will sit as a Court of revision on Wednesday March 5 at Naum to revise the Assessment Roll and hear all such complaints properly lodged. W. J. Westwood, Sec-Treas
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Naum
W. J. Westwood
Sec-Treas
Farm Property Mortgage Sale in Manitoba Auction
Bidder and by virtue of the Power of Sale contained in a serum Mortgage the sale will be at the Roblin Hotel Robin Manitoba on February 22 1930 at twelve noon. Includes Section 13 Township 27 Range 28 West of the Principal Meridian and Fractional Section 12 in said Township. Land details show arable 400 acres, well, shell peat drainage. Property 8 miles east of Deepdale and 6 miles northeast of Roblin. Terms require 20 percent cash at sale. balance per conditions at sale. Apply to C M Brown Vendors Solicitor Winnipeg Manitoba.
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Roblin
Robin
Province of
Manitoba
Ottawa
Edouard Deville
Dominion Lands
Barmy
Mere Cronkey
Greare
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