Shell River Fair winners list and crops notes
The Shell River Fair showcases winners across vegetables fruits and flowers with entrants like Mrs Mies, Isabel Riley, Miss A Arnott and Geo Mitchell among many. The report lists numerous prize vegetables including potatoes carrots beets parsnips lettuce tomatoes cabbage and cauliflower, plus a large section of flowers and household produce. Weather and harvest notes from Roblin Aug 27 signal ideal conditions and strong pasture, hay, and future feed prospects despite frost risk affecting some crops.
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Dex
Mies
Isabel Riley
It. Smit
Ina‘bed Riley
A. Arnott
Mies A. Arnott
J.C. Arnott
Stengl
Jas. Hunter
Mive Nas Agnott
Shipp
Kilas A. Arnott
E. Tillotson
Mr ‘Riley
Arnott
Tillotson
Caihfower
J. Stephens
Mre. Riley
Ax Rhubard
J. C. Chapzian
Norris
Aitken
Skheaf Rye
Geo. Mitchell
Stephens
Boyor
Umier
Walter Mitchell
Agricultural Conditions in Manitoba
Manitoba Department of Agriculture reports about 16 percent of grain cut with harvest starting widely. Frost touched Red River Valley and areas east to Portage la Prairie but caused little damage overall. Oats rusted heavily, wheat some shrivelled, durum fair shows tangled straw. overall yields vary by region with many fields late and light-weight oats likely.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Red Rver
Whitemouth
Portage la Peairie
Riding Mountains
Tarley
Morden
C*rman
Portage la Prairie
Manitoba Agricultural College Promotes Winter Study
The article urges young people to pursue education during winter, emphasizing staying in school for a broad background in business or profession and highlighting opportunities at Manitoba Agricultural College for study, debating, dramatics, athletics, and social life. It invites inquiries for the college booklet detailing courses from two weeks to five years.
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The
Agricultural College
Agriculture
Munitoba Ngricultural College
William Dunlop dies at 74 in Dauphin Manitoba
William John Dunlop a Manitoba resident for 87 years died in Dauphin on Friday morning September He was born Milverton Ontario and came to Manitoba in 1900 residing at Portage la Prairie Neepawa and Roblin before moving to Dauphin 12 years ago He leaves a wife and six children two sisters and several relatives including Dr D R Dunlop of Calgary and Dr R A Dunlop of Toronto Funeral service Monday afternoon at Riversite cemetery Interment there
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Willian John Dunlop
Manitoba
Dauphin
Dunlop
Milverton
Ont
Portage la Prairie
Neepawa
Roblin
Loys
Holton
Roy
Harold Allive
Helen
Inferment En
Deinte
United Church News Sunday Topics and Addresses
Rev Robert Harvey M A BD presents subjects for Sunday next with a children s address The Ground Work Roblin The Strength of er Bree nal Childress goldness Tears ort Smiles and BC Heritage featured in church notices
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United Church News
Robert Harvey
M.A. B.D
Toomel Atul Chanarty Jehnert BC Heritage
Roblin
Childress
Anglican Church News Services in Orange Hall September
Anglican church notices announce morning service at 11 o clock in Orange Hall on the ninth, with an evening service at seven. Incumbent G E Phillips presides and leads both services.
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Orange Hall
G .E. Phillips
Roblin Locals and Visiting Residents Highlights
Roblin locals note Shreiber’s ad on page eight as social news. Winnipeg visitors include Mr and Mrs Murray and Mr M Segal while Miss J Clark stays with Mr and Mrs Payne. Anglican church work begins on 2nd Ave. Frank Middleton arrives from England for his yearly Roblin visit. A Sunday School event, a near fire at W Nowolands residence, and various local visits from Kansas and Ontario are recorded.
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Frank Middleton
England
Roblin
Togo News Casts Visits Across Towns
Mr Gen Craig visited Saskatoon last week while Mr Allen Tripp works in Winnipeg. Dr Gt Baker arrived from Victorian B C. Mrs Showpson visits Dauphin and Coke from Victoria visits friends there. Mr Claude Burt spent a week in Dauphin on business and Mrs J H Tripp of Winnipeg visited readings. Mr Ro Austin began threshing wheat last Tuesday. Mr E K Thompson visited Winn for several days and Mr Richard Craig of Fitzroy visits his brother George and friends here.
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Gt. Baker
Victorian B.C
Claude Burt
J. H Tripp
Winnipeg
Richard Craig
Fitzroy Fae
George
Canadian Boy Becomes King’s Chorister in Historic Tour
An Edmonton boy, 11 year old Robert Charles Palmer, trained by W. P. Delapper, joined the King’s Chapel of St George choir at Windsor and Westminster Abbey are in Canada for a tour aboard the Canadian Pacific train. Palmer will become a probationer in the King’s chorister order after 12 months, then full member. He sailed home on Minnedosa in August to begin duties in England.
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King’s Chapel
St. George
Windsor
Westminster Abbey
Canada
Canadian Pacific
Bailey
Dr. Fellowes
Robert Charles Palmer
Edmonton
W. P. Delapper
Holy Trinity Church
Edmonton South
R. H. Palmer
King's Chapel of
Palmer
Minnedosa
England
Great Britain
British Isles
Dyas
Welcome to Mr. RJ M Parker’s Winnipeg stock shipment
A hearty welcome notes RJ M Parker shipping a fine car load of stock to Winnipeg on Saturday. Irene Craig left Wednesday to attend Normal school at Saskatoon. Mrs Geo Craig suffered a painful chest injury with a broken wrist.
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RJ. M Parker
Winnipeg
Irene Craig
Saskatoon
Geo. Craig
Local Social Notes from Grand Narrows Community
Grand Narrows residents report visits from Mr and Mrs Dixon and Barrell, welcome home for Mr and Mrs Sloan after a year in the East, Alvin McKnight’s return from Aramlon, and Ms Verna Wilson’s steady recovery. Franis Mills remains on the sick list while Walter Middleton returns to Saskatoon for hospital trade work and Mrs McKnight shows steady post op progress. The long distance telephone proves useful for sudden sick calls.
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Mrs P. Sloan
East
Walter Middleton
Saskatoon
Free Methodist Church Sunday Evening Services
Preaching services announced by the Free Methodist Church with a Sunday evening service at 7 o clock led by Minister Rev. B Smith.
Little's Business College opens in Dauphin Manitoba
Under the supervision of Mr Thomas Litle the Official Court Reporter the Little's Business College will open in the Hopwood Building Dauphin on Tuesday Sept 6th 1927 offering day and evening classes. Courses include bookkeeping accounting spelling arithmetic Pitman shorthand typewriting penmanship business English comptometer and more. Prospective pupils may address inquiries to Box 451 Dauphin Manitoba or telephone Dauphin 73 days or 110 evenings.
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Thomas Litle
Dauphin Judicial District
Hlopwood
Dauphin
Pitwan
Parente
Little Business College
Manitoba
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J. C. Arnott
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WH. Scott
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G. EK. Phillips
H.R. ‘Mitchell
Scott
H. RB. Mitchell
W Arnott
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Franklin
Miss Forsythe
Wilson
Westwood
Intes
Mra Hader
G. Dr. Mitchell
Clark
F Ersythe
J. Chapman
J. Chapmdng
Mise Forsythe
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WR. Scott
Hunter
Mra R. Smith
Munroe
Heming
Hamo van Holt
Mra Clark
V. Franklins
Maan
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Tee Ee
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Geo Mitchell
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Arthur Whyte
Aml
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BiMir Westwood
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Dorothy Hartmeir
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Ruth Mitchell
Clarice Kelso
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Murray Old
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Bert Ha Hartmeir
Jean Mitchell
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H. Hartmier
Eid
Arthur Whete
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L EY. de Paloway
Christine Kelso
Norths Martmeir
Map of
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Dernice Aitken
North America
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Erths Hartmeir
Bernice Aitken
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J. Clark
Mra
W. W Payne
S Silvert
Westers Chaly Stores
E Knapp
Capereol
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Geo Porteous of
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Lee Fisher
Roblin United Church Sune Day School
W. Nowolands
Togo News
Gen Craig
Allen ‘Tripp
Winnipegan Business
Showpson
Due. Coke
Victoria
Ro Austin
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Mra T. Dixon
Mrs Barrell
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