Radio course enrollment offered by Manitoba College
Through the Manitoba Government Radio Station the Manitoba Agricultural College will offer a series of eight poultry management lectures by radio starting Friday October 16 at 12 45 noon. Participants receive mailed summaries and reading lists plus a radio diploma after completing all sections for a $1 fee per course. Applications should be sent to the Manitoba Agricultural College.
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C.K.Y
Manitoba
Manitoba Agricultural College
Poultry Department
Parents urged to support schools and open dialogue
A New York association urges parents to align breakfast and lunch times to reduce rush, promote punctuality and neat dress, and ensure good home study with proper light. They advocate classroom visits, hearing both sides, avoiding public criticism, and encouraging respect for authority. Mothers should engage fathers in school activities.
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Ben Tyweyers
New York Association
Election Cost for Dominion Exceeds Two Million
The Dominion general election now underway will cost about two million dollars. Appropriation for the outlay is a statutory obligation under the chief electoral officer with financial administration by the auditor-general. There are 242 returning officers whose pay varies by constituency and polling needs. Printing and related voter transaction expenses comprise the remaining costs.
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Dominion
Fire blight serious in Manitoba farms and orchards
A Manitoba Experimental Farm note warns that fire blight has struck many apple and crab apple varieties and even killed some pear trees at Morden. It advises thorough pruning, disinfection of tools, and burning of removed wood to prevent spread, urging immediate action to protect orchards and discourage planting home apples.
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Manitoba
Morden
W R. Leslie
Man
H. T Guscow
Dominion Botantist
Ladies Aid Concert Delights at Odd Fellows Hall
The Ladies Aid of United Church held a second concert at Odd Fellows hall with a stirring program. Jean Mitchell Aileen VanAlstine and Esther Kulberg Renditions and vocal solos by Miss Short and Mr John Hill drew praise. The Junior Choir and Seven Listeners provided lively numbers as the audience praised the value for money.
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Ladies' Aid of the United Church
Odd Fellows Hall
O'Grosby
Jean Mitchell
Aileen VanAlstine
Esther Kulberg
Iny Starr
Miss Short
John Hill
Lena Smale
Harvey Sorbo
Annie Schrieber
J. Russell
Mr Broomfield
Clarence Merrell
Elsie Nelson
Helen Newton
Lambert
Maher
Aid
Murray Old
Jimmie Baine
Graham Mitchell
Freddie Westwood
Arch Greenaway
Three London papers bought by syndicate for 60 million
A syndicate already owning several publications purchases three London newspapers for 60 million dollars. Alberta tar sand paving is underway on the Saskatoon track surface near the Canadian National Weight sheds. The chosen site is considered suitable for evidence gathering in the ongoing inquiry.
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London
Alberta
Saskatoon
Skoiler Se
Roblin Local Notes Harvest Festival and Auctions
Roblin locals hear the Salvation Army Harvest Festival runs October 1 to 9. Auction sales scheduled for October 3 at 12 30 pm featuring Mr Andrew Johnston Roblin furniture, and October 10 at 1 pm at Mr W H Jake mans farm one mile east of Roblin stock implements and household goods. Church service at Roblin United Church praised with Rev. Robert Skarvey delivering a sermon and a fine choir performance.
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Andrew Johnston Roblin
W H Jakemans Gale
Roblin
J. A Williamson
Church News Service Plans School Opening Sermons
Rev. Robert Harvey speaks at Tummel to open school season with trustees teachers and scholars expected. Cromarty sermon Better Farther On Roblin Unshakeable Pursuer. Sage Dressing and Cooperative Christianity urged. Calls for salvation through Jesus and weekly devotion.
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Tummel
Cromarty
Chicago Board of Trade acts to curb wheat price swings
Right Hon. Arthur Henderson the labor leader sails for Canada on October 2 with his son William Henderson ex M P Secretary of the joint press and publicity department of the Trades Union Congress and labor Congress. They will visit Montreal Ottawa Toronto Hamilton and Detroit.
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Arthur Henderson
Canada
William Henderson
M.P
Jointress and Publicity Department
Trades’ Union Congress and
Labor Congress
Montreal
Ottawa
Toronto
Hamilton
Detroit
Togo News Highlights Local Events and Upcoming Visits
Dr Stern will visit Oct 6 to practice dentistry in town. Harvest Home Festival at Togo United Church set for Oct 4 and 5 with gifts of produce and floral decor. A produce sale and lecture by Rev Robert Harvey MAB D of Roblin at Davis Hall on Monday evening. Saskatchewan Co Operative Creameries opens a Canora branch to offer lower Express rates. Local residents invited to sign a prospective customer list at the drug store.
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Dr. Stern
Saskatchewan Co-Operative Creameries
Canora
Tosh
Togo United Church
Davis Hall
Robert Harvey M.A.B.D of
Roblin
Italy
Oohos Nitsou A O Byee Returns to Sask
Mrs W Davidson visits Winnipeg as Mrse Davidson stays with relatives. J M Davies returns from Saskatchewan where he spent the summer. A cold wet snap delays threshing while the Soldier Settlement Board awards a cottage contract on the old C Burnett farm with gravel and cement hauled and cement work expected before freeze up.
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The
Soldier Settlement Board
C. Burnett
Local Notes from Grand Narrows and Election Registration
D. Stevenson of Treehorne visits neighbors for a short stay. Miss Donelda Masso visits her mother Mrs P Sloan. Those wishing to register for the Federal Election should go to Registrar A Sangster. A UFM Local meeting on Friday the 25th elected delegates to the Progressive nomination convention at Dauphin.
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Donelda Masso
Mrs P Sloan
A Sangster
U.F.M
Dauphin
French Delegates Astonished by U S Debt Commissioners
French delegates in Washington express shock at the attitude of United States debt commissioners detailing perceived rigidity and aloofness in handling American financial obligations.
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Washington
United States
Canadian Coke Production Rises Amid Rural News
Alberta rancher Geo. Lane is dead as reports note increasing coke production in Canada. The piece also mentions Liberal candidate Wmn. Iverach of Isabella as representative in Marquette, and that election day afternoon is a half holiday. Ontario owes 25 million for tin der lands. By Thursday last 1,662,293 bushels of 1925 wheat were marketed in Western Canada.
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Wmn. Iverach
Isabella
Marquette
Canada
Grain terminal near Prince Rupert to open November 11
A 1,250,000 bushel government grain terminal elevator at Prince Rupert is set for completion on November 11 with a test shipment of ten carloads to follow. Federal agents found nine hundred dollars of alcohol near the New York Police Headquarters. Pulpwool shipments from Port Arthur to the United States totaled 130,000 cards valued at 1,460,000 in the past year, and converting to paper could employ 400 workers with selling value rising to 7,000,000.
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New York
Prince Rupert
Port Arthur
United States
Prince Edward Island
Norway
Altar of Peace unveiled in Stanley Park Vancouver
The Altar of Peace memorial was unveiled in Stanley Park to symbolize international goodwill between the United States and Canada. It was raised by joint subscription of U S and Canadian Kiwanis Clubs on the site of President Harding's last Canadian speech in July 1923.
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Stanley Park
Vancouver
United States
Canada
Harding
Canadian bond sales and port tonnage rise this week
Bond sales in Canada United Kingdom and the United States totaled 392 579 for the week ending August 10 bringing year to date sales to 247 069 160. Montreal port activity shows a record pace with 608 ships totaling 1 986 456 tons by August 8 down from 1924 figures, while the Trail Riders report strong demand for saddle horses aiding a large three day cross country ride from Marble Canyon to Wapta Bungalow Camp facilitated by motor transport.
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Canada
United Kingdom
United States
Montreal
Harbor Commissioners’ Office
Canadian Rockies
J. M. Gibbon
Trail Riders
Marble Canyon
Banff-Windermere
Wapta Bungalow Camp
Canadian Pacific Railway
Banff
Lake Louise
British press tour through Canada aims to correct impressions
Twelve British newspapermen sail from Halifax aboard the Montclare to meet Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto, visit Bungalow Camps in Ontario and Rockies, to study freight rates. They arrived at Quebec August 22, seeking to counter England’s skewed views of Canada.
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E. W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
Toronto
Great Britain
Halifax
Pacific
Ontario
Rockies
Quebec
Montclare
England
Canada
To Rent A Six Room House With Hot Water
Property ad seeking tenants for a six room house with hot water heater. Apply to Mrs. V. H. Jakeman in Reblia.
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Appy
V. H. Jakeman
Reblia
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Bield
Salvation Army
Ofhers
Obline United Church
Robert Skarvey
Church News
Robert Harvey
Christian
Jesus
Chicago Board of Trade
Togo News
Mrs Swain
Winnipeg
Wim. Davis
International Harvester Co
Yorkton Success
Union Church
Mr. LE. Thomson
Edmonton
Great Slave Lake
Territories
Togo
Nitsou A
Sask
J. M Davies
Saskatchewan
Grand Narrows
Me. D. Stevenson
Treehorne
Geo. Lane
Roblin Review
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Pacific Coast
British Columbia
C. B. Fletcher
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