Ottawa Letters on Lotteries and Bank Plan Debate
Weekly Ottawa dispatch describes heated talks over a provincial lottery bill for hospitals, the move in Quebec, and broader gambling concerns. It covers Bank of Canada ownership questions, proposed share structure, and anticipated amendments, noting Sir Herbert Hort’s testimony and pulp paper industry sessions.
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Roblin Wins Roblin Ball Tournament in Banner Weather
Ideal weather Thursday aided an Agricultural Society ball tournament with ten teams and two diamonds. Roblin dominated, Runneymede the runner up, as Roblin beat Runneymede 12 to 1 in the final after early wins over Merridale, Makaroff, and Yorkton. Umpires J Scott and T Kelso praised. evening dance and prize draw capped a crowded hall.
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Local News Highlights From Regina and District Events
Miss Margaret McWormick hosts in Regina while Miss Lily McWhirter plans a Tummel bazaar in Tum mack hall on Thursday. Inspector Knapp conducted physics and chemistry exams at the school on Monday. Doris Glover, nurse in training at Dawphin Hospital, visits home. Mrs. Whittaker of Victoria visits J Day family. H P Houck of Russell wins painting contract for Smellie Gros Creamery. Fed Calf Show scheduled in Reblin June 16 under Shell River Agricultural Society. posters available. Memorial Committee to fence monument by July 1. Helene Rothwell returns to Nokowis after college term. Missionary program at Pree Methodist Church Saturday June 2 at 7 pm with free will offering. About 50,000 pickerel spawn placed in local lakes and Jackfish Lake. Push to clean Jackfish Lake by removing jacks and suckers then restocking with bass. Aussie inventor claims gopher control with engine mounted on wagon and exhaust hose into holes. can kill 2000 gophers in ten days, according to the Age Pro.
Liberal meeting signals support for Parker MLA in Davis Hall
In Inglis and nearby towns residents hosted visits and gatherings this weekend. Mr Kenneth Smith and Mr E Thompson renewed acquaintances with locals while Mrs G Holliday began a three month Scotland trip. A Roblin baseball tournament drew crowds on the 24th despite cool weather. A Liberal candidate meet in Davis Hall Friday June 1 at 8 pm will feature Mr Parker and others. Large turnout at Elite Theatre Kamsack Wednesday May 23 underscored Liberal momentum with speakers Dr J M Ubrich and R J M Parker.
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Cromarty WI Tea and Visitors Highlight Local News
Mrs S Fraser entertained friends Monday Aly and Mrs Robinson's son visited Dauphin Sunday. Lorna Olson stays with Mr and Mrs D Johnstone. Cromarty WI tea set for Saturday June 2 in Mr Hall's office offering red cup and cushion ticket. Mrs W Black attended district WI convention at Minnitonas and won first prize for wool cushion at Home Craft Exhibit.
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Winnipeg alderman pushes tax on chain stores and mail order
A Winnipeg alderman urges a 1000 dollar tax on all chain stores and a gross sales tax on department stores. He argues rural municipalities lack power to tax mail order concerns heavily advertising and farming much trade, suggesting government collection and equalized revenue distribution.
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Entomological Branch Aids Canada Against Pest Influx
The Dominion Department of Agriculture highlights the Entomological Branch work in suppressing insect pests. It notes that plants can carry pests and diseases costing countries millions yearly, stressing prevention as cheaper than cure. Foreign posts inspect foreign plants at all ports to protect Canada’s horticultural and agricultural industries and avoid vast enforced expenditures.
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Dance At Tummel Hall By Turmel TEM Friday
A dance event under the cusp will be held in Tummel Hall on Friday Tuas 1b bropriere Orchestra performs with admission set at 23 cents.
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