Wheat Pools close successful year with growing membership
The Wheat Pools report a strong year ending with a final payment of 11 cents per bushel for New Northern. Membership grew from 80,000 to about 110,000, contracts cover over 17,000,000 acres, and deliveries exceed last year. A coarse grain pool forms in Manitoba with 8,000 members, while Saskatchewan organizes a similar pool. The Central Selling Agency connects New York and Paris ports to market wheat and now coarse grains. Three terminal elevators at the head of the lakes increase capacity. Manitoba Pool has taken one third of last year’s platform car deliveries and expects this year’s pool activity to surpass its first year.
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New Northern
Manitoba
Satkatchewan
New York
Parf
Brandon
Crerar and Hoey Withdraw from Politics in Shoal Lake Manitoba
Hon T A Crerar former Liberal leader and Hon RA Hoey Springfield member announce retirement from politics. Crerar cites business obligations and had been seen as a future Liberal then Progressive leader. Hoey also withdraws, signaling shifts in party leadership ahead of elections.
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T. A. Crerar
Shoal Lake
Man
Creaver
Liberal Party
Progressive Party
Estate of Abner Mushrowiste Roblin Manitoba Notice
In the matter of the estate of Abner Mushrowiste of Roblin Manitoba claims against the estate must be sent to the undersigned at Roblin Manitoba on or before the ninth day of October 1925. Dated at Roblin Manitoba this ninth day of September 1996. Charles.
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Abner Mushrowiste
Roblin
Manitoba
Alterations to Elections Act for Rural Voter Lists
The article discusses changes to the Elections Act granting wide latitude to rural registrars in compiling preliminary voter lists for the coming general election. It outlines posting requirements, correction procedures on oath, and certification of the final list nine days before polling day. It notes that inclusion of an eligible voter's name does not remove franchise rights and that copies of preliminary lists are limited to formally nominated candidates.
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Brandon
Local News From Togo Area Highlights Visits and Town Events
Miss Pachell of Yorkton visits sister Mrs. Summers while Mr and Mrs Wim. Sweet visit Gilbert Plains. Mona Tripp returns from Dauphin. Kenneth Smith and sister Caminage of Inglis visit a town. Rev. Madely conducts Anglican service in Canora. Mrs. Wesley Thompson returns from Inglis. Dean Pike officiates Anglican service in Canora. J H Tripp and others attend Liberal convention in Yorkton. Union Church Ladies Aid served in McKeen hall with Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. Brown in charge. Togo Agricultural Society team wins first prize at Regina Fair with a team including P Murray and M Tripp.
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Mona Tripp
Dauphn
Kenneth Smith
Caminage
Inglis
Man
Mr. Madely
Canora
Wesley, Thompson
Reral Dean Pike
Local Notices and Social Updates from Roissevain
Saskatoon visitor Mr Geo Diack visits his parents for several plays this week. Ladies Aid concert set for Sept 26 with admission 25 and 15e. Doig family from Chicago shown in town over the weekend. Anglican Thanksgiving service postponed to Oct 11. Regular church services at 11am and 7pm. Mr and Mrs Rose from Brookdale Man move to Burns farm. New law office to open in Killarney with C F Lindeny from Roblin. The Recorder notes the adage on feeding stock and advertising. Miss Vernice Newton Miss Helen Newton and Miss Ruby McNeill greet Mrs J Doig with a parting gift. Students John Kines Frank Nowasad Wm Kosack left for University of Winnipeg. L O B A tea and home cooking sale Sept 26 in Dunlop Block. donations welcome. Free Methodists service Sept 25 6pm and Sept 27 4pm led by Rev T L Fletcher. Social gathering for Mrs J Doig at PR Simiae. Rae. Dauphin political nominations attract local attendance. Mr Bowman chosen Conservative party candidate. Scarlet Chapter Orange order members visit Dauphin lodge to confer degrees. Participants include R J Morrison Wallace Weir Noble Weir G Mackie and Bro Greenslades.
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Scarlet Chapter
The
Orange Order
Dauphin
R. J. Morrison
Wallace Weir
Noble Weir
G. Mackie
Bro
Greenslades
Harvest services and fundraising plan for Roblin church
Rally Day services planned across Roblin area with mixed church activities and a Harvest Thanksgiving. Dr. Hanson of Montreal to speak next Wednesday at 4 o clock in the school auditorium. A campaign seeks about 1555 to cover year end expenses and church building extension costs. The new building progresses with a stone foundation and planned formal opening late November. Lands in Shell River Township to be sold for arrears of taxes on October 31, 1925.
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Tummel
Cromarty
Scholol
Hanson
Montreal
London
England
Erskine Presbyterian
United Church of Canada
Henson
the Roblin'Church
United
Ford
Shell River
Manitoba
Council Chamber
Roblin
Province of
Lot
Deepdale
Makaroff
Ww. J. Westwood
Secertary-Treasuer
Card of Thanks for Mrs Thomas Forsyth Family
Mrs Thomas Forsyth and family thank friends for assistance during their recent bereavement.
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Thomas Forsyth
Free Methodist Quarter on Sept 26 and 29 at Bield
The Free Methodist church holds a quarterly meeting at Bield school house on September 26 and 29. Schedule includes testimony at 10, preaching at 11 in the morning and 8 in the evening. Rev TL Fletcher of Moose Jaw will have charge, Rev W A Miller is pastor.
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Free Methodist
Bield School House
TL. Fletcher
Moose Jaw Will Hie
W. A. Miller Paster
Montreal and Manitoba totals show varied municipal and provincial trends
Manitoba Telephone System earnings reach 15754 with a 100000 yearly surplus forecast. Quebec Automobile Club cites 200000 tourists this year, up twenty percent. Winnipeg permits top 3.084 million for 1704 structures. Fredericton ships potato crop to Cuba. Greater Montreal population sits at 1,028,000 with city 907,500 and suburbs 120,500. Twelve Hong Kong and Peking students arrive to study Canadian railway operations.
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Greater Montreal
Lovell
Montreal
Hong Kong
Peking
Ca @ian Pacific Railway
Canada
China
Notable European arrivals to Canada by sea in early September
Noted personages arrived in Canada during the first week of September aboard Royal Mail ships. Princess Patricia along with Sir Thomas and Lady Grattan traveled on Mount Royal while the Earl and Countess of Mar and Kellie embarked on Mount Royal as well. James Oliver Curwood and Baroness Orczy also traveled on ships from the same line.
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Canada
Europe
Patricia
Sir Thomas
Grattan
Earl and Countess of Mar
Kellie
James Oliver Curwood
Baroness Orczy
Montnairn
Royalite No 4 Well Boosts Calgary Gas Supply
Imperial No 4 Royalite well at Calgary continues its strong output. Naptha production rose in July to 546196 gallons at 78 degrees Beaume, up 26 barrels daily from June. Gas flow holds at 20000000 cubic feet per day and will soon be harnessed to supply Calgary.
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Calgary
Alberta
Imperial
Montreal to Host Annual Railroad Superintendents Convention
Preparations are under way for the June convention of the American Association of Railroad Superintendents to be held in Montreal. J K Savage of Canadian Pacific was elected chairman of the arrangements committee as plans advance for a full organizing team to ensure success. A London dispatch notes Quebec cheese shipments to London exceed 20 000 boxes in three weeks with high quality. Continuous supplies are urged to keep Quebec products in the public eye, beyond isolated shipments.
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Montreal
American Association of Railroad Superintendents
J. K. Savage
Canadian Pacific
London
Quebec
Lonedon
Roblin Notice Cites Rental Address and Water Heater
A fragment lists Mrs V H Jakeman of Roblin and a reference to a rental property with a hot water heater. The note appears as a terse housing or property item. No dates or further context are provided.
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V. H. Jakeman
Roblin
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