Shell River ratepayers weigh postponing tax sale
The Shell River ratepayers meeting in QOF hall Saturday debated postponing the October 30 tax sale. Reeve and supporters argued tax collection would burden farmers and harm schools, urging a one year delay and seeking unemployment roadwork grants. Members voted 56 to 0 in favor of postponement and backed seeking government unemployment funds to repair roads.
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Shelliver
Heeve
Fix
Manitoba
Newton
Mucicips'i
Social Rounds and Travel in Yorkton District
Dr and Mrs Brockler visited Yorkton Sunday. Mrs S King hosted friends Friday evening. Mrs Erick Lochrum returned to Regina Tuesday. Mr Wallace R Davis of Grandview visited friends Tuesday. Capt Donald Sneloir and Mr Fred Aven of Allendale returned from a motor trip to Winnipeg. Mrs Hf McConnell and others of the Womens Aid Society led services at Unity Church Sunday. Mr Wm Hampson with Messrs Craven and Tophem returned from a motor trip to Winnipeg. Mrs Dr J C McConnell and family left for Winnipeg Friday evening to make their home there. Miss Thelma Davis accompanied them.
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Erick ‘Lochrum
Regina
Donald Sneloir
Fred Aven
Allendale Farm
Winnipeg
Hf .McConnell
Seases
Womens AL Fearon
Unity Church
Messrs
Wm Hampson
D’'amonds Craven
Tophem
J.C. McConnell
Thelma Davis
Harvest Ball and community notices in Robin
The piece details local visits from Mrs S Kulberg, Mrs Lundy, and Mrs Brydon, the Harvest Ball on Oct 17, and holiday coin bags return on Nov 1. It notes a Chicken Pie Supper on Oct 29 at the United church, a Bazaa r Tea on Nov 1, and a Lemon tree fundraiser. Nurse Terry and Miss Ross are mentioned with Winnipeg ties.
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W.A
Ms. Yeo
W. A
Ladies Aid
United Church
Rev. Barnett
Gilbert Plains
Local Notes from Deepdale and Surrounds
Deepdale area reports Mr Bearman and family touring Vern on weekend. Mrs E Glass of Toronto visits her brother C A Bearman. Mr McFadden of Russell visits R McBride family. Miss Reta Fletcher of Shortdale stays with Mrs Wim Fletcher. Roblin youths praised for Friday night second chance fall event. R R Henderson returns from Winnipeg with a heavy duty gravel truck. Twelve delegates gathered Monday evening to discuss resolutions for the pool convention set for Winnipeg on November 4.
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Winnipeg
Roblin United Church Anniversary and Service Times
Roblin United Church hosts an anniversary service at 7 p.m. and a second event at 8 p.m. in Bield. A morning session at 11 a.m. features a topic titled The future of our Daughter.
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Tummel
Bield
Roblin
Notice re By law No 169 closes by 9 p.m.
On and after October 21 1930 all places of business except Tobaccinist Fruiteria Confectioner News Agents Hotels and Boarding Houses must close at 9 p.m. except Saturday and nights before holidays when closing time is 11 p.m. J Hill secretary treasurer.
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Tobaccinist
Fruiteria
J. Hill
Cromarty Notes Drift Through Local Life
Mr Fred McDuffe disposed of his property in Bield to N Wijevicki. Mr Wm Chapman of Brandon visits his brother Charles Chapman. A dance was held at the school on Friday evening. A christening service occurred at Cromarty church Sunday. Mr Wm Thompson returned from Winnipeg. Congratulations to former resident Mrs B Robb on the birth of a baby son. Mr and Mrs Whitlam left for Brandon to visit friends.
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Fred McDuffe
Bield
N Wijevicki
Wm Chapman of
Brandon
Charles Chapman
B. Robb
Edna Grassie
Harvest Week Events and Meetings in Grand Narrows
Community notices from Grand Narrows report visits by Mrs A C McKnight and Mr P Sloan returning from Winnipeg. A Harvest Thanksgiving sale and concert is planned for Monday October 27, with church activities and a UFM ladies meeting at Mrs McKnight’s home on Tuesday October 28. Owing to heavy rain, the Junior UFM meeting and church activities were canceled.
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U.F.M
McKnight
Care of Machinery on the Farm
Dominion Department of Agriculture urges farmers to shelter farm machinery and equipment. A simple shed protecting binders seed drills threshers tractors and corn planters from rain snow and sun can prevent costly depreciation and breakdowns. Housing machinery improves winter repair time and sustains efficiency during the roughly 170 working days between spring and fall.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
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Shell River Ratepayers Meeting
Newon
Mr. Newton
A. Moore
Shelk River
Robi Rae
Robert McBride
Yi. H W. Simpson
Mrs Rlakeman
Motibms
H Gasey
Mrs Brockler
Yorkton
Mrs S King
Wallace R Davis
Grandview
Tueday
S Kulberg
Gre. Spears
Billy
Mrs. Lundy
A .Brydon of
Kamsack Formely
Hoblin
Robin
Terry
K. Ross
Solders
Geneal Hospital
Kern
Miss Ross
West China
Eaton Co
Simpso’s
Deepdale
Mr Bearman
V'rden
Mrs E Glass
Toronto
Reta Fletcher
Shortdale
Wim Fletcher
R. R. Henderson
Winnipey
Ross
Roblin United Church
Cromarty
Wm Thompson
Mrs . Whitlam
Grand Narrows
A. C. McKnight
Rogers
Makaroff
P. Sloan
Sangster
Silverwood
AC .McKnight
Wilson
Diamond
Tnen
ULF M
Uct
Chureh
Canada
Assembly Hall
St. Charles Hotel
Nevieoe
Bay Price
H. A. Brand Ib
Western Chain Stores
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