Ten Yearmark of Editor in This Flourishing Community
The piece marks ten years since the editor took over the weekly Review in March 1917. It recalls staff changes, decades of service, and gratitude to correspondents, subscribers, and local officials. It notes shifts from half- to full-size printing, equipment upgrades, and memories from 1937 issues including local events and prices.
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Jos. McIntyre
Russell Banner
Jas. Smeaton
Shoal Lake
McIntyre
Smeaton
Mr. McIntyre
H. J. Bowley
John E. Jones
Stan Brydon
J. Adam
Tressider
Ken Adam
Thera Stefansson
Tom Scott
Thom
Aliss A. Lundy
Nomely
F. McDuffe
Cromarty
J. H. Abercrombie
Togo
J. H. Poyser
Merridale
H. Wilson
Grand Narrows
George Murray
D. Robertson
Jean Mitchell
Tummer News
N. Kolodzinski
Les Ward
C. T. Argent
Deepdale
Chas. Rogers
Makaroff
J. Winthers
Inglis
J. Wald
Silver
National Press
Jones
Jack Hallam
Roblin ’Spiel
J. Adams
W. Hornsby
F. Curle
Jas de la Mare
de la Mare
Jackson
Arnott
Roblin
Robbie Burns
W.I
Geo. Turner
B. Terry
Fred Gilbert
Wm. Bennie
Harry Gleiser
T. H. Taylor
F. A. Newton
A. Carlson
OD. Wright
Long Beach
Calif
Winnipeg
I. L. Mitchell
Manitoba Hardy Plant Nursery
A. W. Hicks
G. A. Kerr
R. F. Standish
International Dist
Manitoba Hospital Council Continues Monthly Meeting
The Hospital Council of Manitoba met in Winnipeg on February 11 to discuss improved hospital facilities, district hospital size and location, and responses from municipalities approving new hospital services. In 1946 towns Altona Killarney Carmen voted for services, while Gilbert Plains and McCreary backed Medical Nursing Units.
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Hospital Council of
Manitoba
Spring Forecasts Promise March Springtime Life
An old verse by June Palmerston foresees March bringing spring after the cold of February. She notes longer days and stronger sun as crocuses stir while winter winds fade and life expands, heralding warmth and renewal.
Manitoba Citizens urged to back school reforms and funding
A Manitoba editorial urges citizens to form a local committee with trustees, request education materials, study the plan, rally support, and vote for larger school districts to receive 20 percent more funding. It warns against relying on "George" to do the work.
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George
John Q
Manitoba
John Public
O.K
Department of Education
John Citizen
Trifles and Faithful Duty in Moral Living
The speaker urges from Mary Baker Eddy that small acts matter in pursuit of righteousness. Emphasizing attention to minor deeds, the quote warns trifles can affect perfection and harm outcomes.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Roblin Young Adult Group Discusses Canadian Government
The Roblin Young Adult Group started a series with a session on How We Are Governed. Miss Walley led discussions on dominion and provincial governments, with Miss Jupe detailing municipal government and links to the Provincial Health Scheme.
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Roblin
Miss Walley
Dominion
Miss Jupe
Canada
Debate on B N A Act and Dominion Provincial Powers
A speaker contrasts the B N A Act with the United States Constitution noting the British origins of freedoms and the act’s aim to create a federal system with dominion and provincial governments. The discussion covers division of powers, wartime shifts, and provinces ceding direct taxation to Dominion grants near 1941 levels as the evening ends.
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B.N.A
Supreme Court
Grace Haines Reflects On Small Kindnesses In Daily Life
A brief reminiscence by Grace Haines praising simple acts of help and gentleness that brighten everyday paths. The voice emphasizes quiet consideration and neighborly warmth in ordinary moments.
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