Weekly Ottawa letter on wartime economic reforms and reforms
The letter reviews government actions including the Stevens inquiry outcomes, wage increases, and new laws. It notes the Farmers Creditors Arrangement Act approval, the Canada Shipping Bill, a gold backed Dominion Notes Act, and a Franchise Act for electors. It discusses public works programs, tax changes, licensing for firearms, and the outlook for wheat and agricultural prices. The author anticipates returning home soon and thanks the editor for space.
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Wii
Motherwell
Stevens
Ontario
Treasury
C'reditors
Canada
Manitoba
Togo Fair Prize Lists Ready for July 27 Show
The Togo Fair announces prize lists for July 27 events. Contact the Postoffice or the Secretary to obtain copies or details. readers are urged to verify event times and available awards.
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Togo
Mosz Pamrergo Postoffice
Togo News highlights visits and local events
Miss Olive Topham visits Winnipeg while Mr Gieo Brown and Mr Geo Peddie with sister tour Togo area. Makaroff and local team play Monday as exams end and long holiday begins. Nurse Smith from Port Mann sends wheat oats barley rye grass timothy samples on display at the Drug Store.
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Nurse Smith
Togo
Port Mann
B.C
Merridale Visitors and Local Rains Boost Manitoba District
Mr and Mrs Kelly Cockerill visited Winnipeg recently while Jack Sanders took a position at McBride's planning mill. Excellent rains and advancing crop work lift spirits. Hillsburg Baseball League revives under H Fraser with limited games. W J Westwood A L L A donated a cup won by C VLY A. J J Bowman MP provided a shield. Officers: President Jack Sanders, Treasurer J Tischinsky, and four team managers as directors.
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Hillsburg Baseball League
H. Fraser
W. J. Westwood
Sev.Treas
Social Notes From Local District Homes
Ada Kolstead spent Sunday at her home near Togo. Gladys Ashby visited Evelyn Fraser over the weekend. Grace Collins of Deepdale spent Sunday at her home. Mary Negrych is visiting with friends at Grandview. Mrs Grassie stayed with her daughter at Roblin. Several are ill in the district and wish for speedy recoveries. Mr and Mrs Robinson and family and Lorna Olson visited the Curlys of Makaroff Sunday.
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Ada Kolstead
Togo
Grace Collins
Deepdale
Grassie
T. Cameron
Roblin
Robinson
Lorna Olson
Fred Curly
Makaroff
Constable
Mr. Waters
Winnipeg
B A Waters
Brandon Fair Ticket Offer Promises Discounted Entries
Classified notices announce strip tickets for Brandon Fair good for four main gate admissions at 1.00 or two coupons for Grand stand tickets. Offer remains valid through Friday June 2th.
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Brandon Fair
Tommel Picnic Set for Community Hall Grounds
The Tommel annual picnic will be held on the Community Hall grounds on Friday July 6. Eleven carloads of settlers sects were unloaded at Bield last week.
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Bield
Local Notes Highlight July Changes And Community Events
Miss Rita McWhirt ers visits Birtle and Shoal Lake while stores reopen Thursday after a holiday. Joyce Grieves leaves for Preston Ontario. Clark Transportation Bus Service ends July 5 1934 until further notice. Russell Sports date moved to July 18. Dr Drach to operate tonsils and adenoids for 18 dollars. Mrs Rae and Mingo Mitchell travel to Madison and Ontario Minnesota. Ruth Goldman earns 93 percent in advanced music exams and will receive a London College diploma and silver medal. Mrs McManus dies at 75 near Shevlin. funeral at Russell cemetery. Roblin WJ reports district conventions with no July August meetings.
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Ruth Goldman
Madame Simons
Kamsack Sask
London College of Music
London
England
Great Improvement At Cemetery
Up to 100 people and numerous teams gathered at Roblin cemetery last Thursday to improve the grounds. About 25 loads of gravel and soil were removed and as many loads of black earth added. Walks cleared, private plots enhanced, soil fertilized for a caragana hedge to be planted this fall. many personal plots tended. The committee is gratified and hopes next year’s response will exceed the record. Nearby Tummel cemetery also saw a large turnout and the area will be seeded to lawn in a year. Caragana hedge and perennial flowers received care. ladies provided meals for workers.
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Roblin Cemetery
Tummel Cemetery
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