Assault on 11 year old near Merridale shocks community
Two men aged 20plus identified as Trosky attacked Harry Andronyk with a heavy wooden rake near Merridale last Saturday, splitting his head and injuring the brain. The victim was rushed to Dauphin hospital in critical condition. Trosky was arrested at a Merridale dance and jailed awaiting investigation.
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Merridale
Trosky
Harry Andronyk
Dr Drach
Elwyn
Steve Andronyk
Andronyk
Dauphin Goal
Dauphin Hospital
Memorial Service and Decoration Day Observed by Legion
The Legion schedules a memorial service on Sunday August 2 at 2 30 p m in front of the Orange hall with the band, then proceeds to the Soldiers Memorial and cemetery to decorate graves of comrades J Kundard Lowe Luddy McBride Nastrom. Residents are invited to place floral tributes and join in a day to honor ex service men and the sacrifice of the Great War, fostering a deeper appreciation of peace.
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Legion
Flanders
Fields
England
Orange Hall
J. Kundard
Lowe
Luddy
McBride
Nastrom
Nwe
Tummel
The Newspaperman’s Plea for Paying Up
A writer laments unpaid subscriptions and urges readers who have benefited from years of paper delivery to pay in advance. He notes some pay late, others take years to settle, and argues fair payment would restore the slim profit margin of weekly newspapers in Canada.
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Canada
Fall Session Hinted for Manitoba Legislature
The Manitoba Free Press reports a special session of the legislature may be called after harvest with possible summer action before frost. Bracken's government reportedly prefers waiting until wheat is threshed, as concerns over the Bran Don electric and gas utilities sale to National Light and Power for £1,398,000 and unemployment relief matters loom.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Free Press
John Bracken
Free Press
Bracken
Uestion
Brandon Electric and Gas
National Light and Power
Week-end Fares Continued by Railways in Canada
Reduced week-end fares, good on all trains and between all stations in Canada, will continue until October 31. Return tickets cost one and a quarter times the ordinary one way fare, with outbound journeys allowed Friday afternoon and return up to midnight Monday. The plan, first rolled out May through July, aims to boost week-end travel and ease journeys between city and country areas.
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Canada
Canadian Railways
A. Bas Ed
Manitoba pamphlet overview in Ottawa publication
A broad Ottawa issued pamphlet under Interior Minister Thomas C. Murphy surveys Manitoba's natural and economic features. It covers geography resources industries trade finance municipal and educational institutions and highlights Riding Mountain National Park. It is concise well illustrated with maps and photographs and available from the Department of Interior Ottawa.
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Manitoba
Ottawa
Thomas C. Murphy
Riding Mountain National Park
Department of Interior
Anglican Sunday Services Altered by Memorial Event
An Anglican church announces morning worship at 10 am on Sunday August 2. The memorial service will be held in the afternoon at the monument, so there is no evening service.
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Afernoon
Salvation Army Street and Sunday Meetings
Com Officer Lieut. L Miller and Ass Officer Lieut. P Gorrie announce a street meeting Saturday at 9 p m and a Sunday program with Sunday School at 11 a m Salvation meeting at 10 a m and all are invited to attend
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Lieut
L. Miller
P. Gorrie
Roblin Visitors and Highway Project Mark Weekend Notes
Mrs H Edginton and daughter of Winnipeg stay with Mr and Mrs J Nelson while Nurse May Lambkin of Yorkton visits her parents Mr and Mrs S Lambkin. Greenaway camp hosts guests from Camrose Gillam and Sandy Lake. Boivin Construction Co began Highway 31 work south of Roblin with 128 horses a 60 HP tractor and elevating grader. Roblin baseball team wins over Silverwood Merridale and Deepdale before Runnymede Kamsack game halted at 5-0 after three innings.
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May Lambkin
Yorkton
Mrs. S. Lambkin
Greenaway
Stan Greenaway
Camrose
Albt
A. McGregor
Gillam, Man
J. A. Cameron
Sandy Lake
Boivin Construction Co
Roblin
Togo
Silverwooid
Merridale
Deepdale
Runnymede-Kamsack
Abercrombie and Visitors Attend Regina and Saskatoon Fairs
TOGO NEWS reports Mr and Mrs J H Abercrombie motored to Regina Fair with Mrs Abercrombie hosting G K Stone of Winnipeg as a guest. Dr G P Baker returned from Saskatoon Veterinary Association meeting. Rev J H Hill led six local boys to Saskatoon Fair stock judging and Regina Fair again. O F Springer and family moved to Abbey Sask as Royal Bank of Canada local manager departs. Togo Fair held last Thursday drew good weather and strong attendance. Weir and Tad placed live stock awards while fine arts and domestic classes showcased keen competition. A senior and junior baseball tournament featured ten teams. day ended with a picture show and dance.
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J H. Hill
Saskatoon Fair
Regina Fair
O. F. Springer
Abbey, Sask
Springer
Royal Bank of Canada
Togo
Messrs Weir
Ltad
Friday Is Fair Day At Shell River Fair
The Shell River Fair secret ary and directors urge citizens to decorate for a town holiday. Advance entries exceed recent years with strong exhib it features. A baseball tournament and other attractions promise entertainment for Roblin residents and visitors Friday.
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Shell River Fair
Roblin
Tailoring and Cleaning Service Opens Nearby Kelso's Butcher
Pete Parcy of Roblin announces a new tailoring dry cleaning pressing and repair shop next to Kelso's Butcher shop. Services offered include suit sponging and pressing at 50 cents with ready pricing and prompt work.
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Kelso
Pete Parcy
Roblin
Hayward Draying Business Change of Ownership
Notice announces taking over the Hayward Draying Business on August 1st by H.OC. Cranwell of Roblin. Prompt and careful attention will be given to entrusted work with reasonable prices.
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Hayward
For Sale Garden City Feeder and Hart-Parr Bagger Listing
For sale price listed as 200 dollars for a Garden City 20 inch feeder in near new condition and a Hart-Parr bagger with a resister. Inquiries directed to Gutran t Garage Roblin. The Review offers printing services tailored to your needs and schedule.
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Garden City
Roblin
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Winnipeg
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G. P. Baker
Saskatoon
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G. C. Thompson
Ridgedale, Sask
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C.M.G
I.C
A.D.C
Ontario
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Windsor St
Montreal
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Sergt. Bailey
Salmon
Parnell
California
Valencia
Western Chain Stores
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