Smuggling Probe Blames King Government Officials
The Steven investigation reveals the smuggling of over 1 million dollars of goods at the Quebec border. Auditors Clarkson Gordon and Dillworth document 224 witnesses and 3000 pages of evidence showing a broad policy to discontinue frontier vigilance in the party interests.
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Walieaage
Sts Yitiquita
Department
Canada
Monreals
Quebec
New York
Baldwin
Bisaillon
Clarkson
Gordon
Dillworth
Steven
Tis
Allion
Jacques Bureau
Bpq
King
Stairstead
Ghief Five C
Electors of
Education and parental duty amid the school day reflections
A reflective piece notes the return to classrooms on September 1, tracing varied student attitudes and the lasting impact of early choices. It argues parents share responsibility for guiding discipline and cultural values beyond lesson prep to prevent future regret.
Cromarty Songs in the Night Lifeworld
Fragmentary item mentions Cromarty and songs at night with scattered phrases about children and addresses, unclear event or context. No concrete actions or outcomes available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taramel God Cromarty
Roblin Notes Crowded With School Changes and Club News
Labor Day holiday observed in Roblin with staffing changes at Carberry and Dauphin. Miss Lambkin to Winnipeg for nurse training. United Church struck by lightning causing roof damage. Roblin Consolidated School reopened Sept 1 with a full teaching staff listed. W I meeting highlights include bazaar planning and committee appointments. Also reported are institute events, exams debate and a farewell for Mrs Glover with gifts and thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
August W-1 Meeting At Mrs. L McDonald Home
The August meeting of the W-1 group was held at the home of Mrs. L McDonald. A large number of members and several visitors attended the session.
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W. I
W Gamey
Yis
Silvert
J’ Adams
Nelson
Newton
Yeo
Harvey
Roblin Institute
Toronto
O . Brooks
W-1
Local residents gather for meeting and visits in the region
Weekend activity includes Mr Lowe at home and L C Wells threshing outfit in use. Dauphin visitor Mr Taylor stays for business. Mr George Stenhouse returns from Winnipeg. Hessel grave brothers back from Anguish Columbia. Donald McAdie leads Northern elevator for weekend. Political meeting supports conservative candidate J J Bowman. Mrs Carl Williams and children from New Westminster arrive to visit. Miss Mabel Merrell heads to Dauphin then Foam Lake to teach at Feun Lake School Board starting Sept 1.
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Mabel Merrell
Dauphin
Foam
Lake, Sask
Feun Lake
Edith Harvey and Bert Traub Wed in Makaroff
Miss Edith Harvey of Makaroff and Bert Traub of Silverwood were married Wednesday August 26 at Makaroff Manse. Rev Hubert T. Smith officiated in the presence of relatives with a reception and dancing that extended into the night, the couple receiving many presents. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo Harvey of Weyboro and the groom a noted local farmer.
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Edith Harvey
Makaroff
Bert Traub
Silverwood
Makaroff Manse
Francis ‘Traubster
Geo Harvey
Hubert T. Smith
Mise Woarvey
Geo. Harvey
Traub
Iverwoods
OUR BUSINESS COURSE OFFERS BUSINESS TRAINING FOR STUDENTS
Our schools open the door to business and excellent employment. Enrollments for Dauphin Term now in order. New term opens Wednesday Beginaries Bihy.dn she Ramsay-Wright Build Five modern quarters the be Coat everything. New students welcome at The Eaton Houston School of Real Service Winnipeg.
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Dauphin
Ramsay-Wright
Planting Trees Reframes Country Landscape Across Decades
The article chronicles a vast tree planting campaign, noting that five and a half million seedlings and cuttings were set out this spring. It recalls 25 years since initial distributions began in 1901, with numbers rising from sixty thousand to about half a million in 1916 and maintaining four to five and a half million yearly in the last decade.
Makaroff School Opens With New Staff
Makaroff School opened on September 24 adding two new teachers to the staff Miss Black burn and Mr Clark assist in the classrooms and bring fresh instruction to the district.
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Miss Blackburn
Clark
Canadian wool shipments and golf courses quoted in Canada
The article notes wool cup projections in Southern Alberta reaching 2,000,000 pounds with a million and a quarter hauled by the Canadian Cooperative Wool Growers Association. It lists golf courses by province, British and Canadian rail leadership appointments, and a CP Railway educational tour ending at Te Tonto with Dean Sinclair Laird leading a group of over 100.
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Alberta
Canadian Co-opertive Wool Growers’ Association
Canadian Pacific Railway
Te- Tonto
Prodfesor Sinclair Laird
Masts Ald College
Promptness in First Aid Saves Man at Work at Quebec
First aid CPR by Sergeant Murphy and Constable Kelly of the Canadian Pacific Railway helped save a man whose leg was severed at work while loading the Mont royal at Quebec. The surgeon on duty credited quick, skilled response with saving the patient’s life.
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C.P.R
S.A. “Montroyal
Quebec
Immigration gains in first two fiscal months reach thirty six thousand
Canadian immigration for the first two months totals 36 113 an 11 791 increase from last year with 18 620 arriving in the latest month. British immigration rises to 7 986 in May 1926 from 6 559 in May 1925 while U S arrivals grow from 1 757 to 2 063 and other countries from 5 022 to 8 571. W B Lanigan retires as general freight traffic manager after forty two years at Canadian Pacific Railway but remains in service for expert inquiries.
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Canada
Department of Immigration and Colonization
United States
Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
W. B. Lanigan
Lanigan
Alethough
Esr
Thaf Matters May Be Available In Connecion
Board of
Railseesway Comralsgiongzs
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Jessie Russell
Mary Lambkin
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St Boniface Hospital
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A. K. Stratton
W F. McCracken
E. Meaney
KE. Blakeman
BR. Banning
Fox
McAulay
L Burke
G Rae
Short
V Dodd
Hagerman
Neepawa Register
Bield Locals
Mr. Lowe
B. H. Waters
L. C. Wells Threshing Outfit
Mr.Taylor
George Stenhouse
Messrs
Carol and
Lawrence Hesselgrave
Columbia
Donald McAdie
Yorkton
J. J. Bowman
Carl Williams
New Westminster
B.C
van Sickle
Hleg Grundy
Deepdale Pool
George Harvey Jr
Weyboro, Sask
T. E. Walker
F W. Curle
Winnipeg Business Collerge
Eaton-Houston School of Real Service
Portsue Ave
Harness Shop
O. K. Brooks
Hobberlin
Crossley Radios
Manitoba
James L. Bowman
J. R. Gunne
Ontario
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Reginald Mckenna
FE. R. Peacock
Bank of Baring Brothers
Aneus
Ste. Rose
Grant Hall
John
Burns
Angus
Muir
Mi Ana
Sey
Nellie Osborne
Elmshade
W. C. Wylie
Wowick
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