Surplus Canadian Work Horses Attract European Interest
In western Canada thousands of sound work horses may be exported to the Netherlands France and Belgium amid cautious inquiries from European buyers. Surplus prairie horses, estimated around 30 000, could supply overseas buyers while lower grades go to domestic use. the report notes top condition horses are sought for immediate shipment and outlines farm and prairie market dynamics.
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Canada
Netherlands
Winumipeg Tribune
Canvass raises funds for returning servicemen in Russell
A Russell Banner note reports a canvass by a local businesswoman to raise funds for signet rings for returning men and women. Donations exceed 1500 dollars with as much as 200 dollars recorded. Organizing committees are suggested under Soldiers Aid Society, Veterans Board of Trade and Red Cross to fund social evenings and gifts, with "The Review" to publish donors.
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Soldiers Aid Hosts Social Evening for Brown Couples in Canada
A shower in Menzie's warehouse Tuesday evening honored brides Robert and Wilfred Brown. A large crowd welcomed the couples and offered gifts. Mrs J Stitt gave addresses, Mrs A Jcimer led ceremonies, and Mrs Joiner with Mrs Stitt carried gift baskets for Robert and Nora Brown. Wilfred and Joan Brown also received baskets from friends. both men thanked the Soldiers Aid for cigarettes and parcels. The event closed with a chorus singing “For they are jolly good fellows.”
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Wilfred Brown
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Our Town
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A. Jcimer
Nora Brown
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Wm. Stitt
Nora
W. Armstrong
H. McIntosh
Wilfred
Brown
Joan
Time Bombs and Tied Up Troubles in One Line Note
A fragmented note discusses early apologies and personal readiness as a way to head off trouble. It warns that conflicts arise when individuals are not self balanced and cannot work with others. The tone suggests caution about letting small issues grow.
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Messers Lindsay and Me Maimyme Win Russell Fair Horseshoe
Local notes report J Lindsay and D Meimiyme winning the horse shoe tournament at Russell Fair last week. Visitors include Mr and Mrs J McCod of Winnipeg and Mr and Mrs L Duncanson. Many townsfolk travel to the fair despite rain turning the track to mud.
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Elie May Brown Weds James Ed ward in Manitoba
A wedding solemnized Monday July 16 at 2 pm in Mense Births Man joined Elie May Brown eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm J Brown Birtle to James Edward Leaming son of Mr and Mrs G R Leaming St Lazare Man Rev Hb R Wilson officiated The bride wore a street length aque blue tepe dress Miss Sylvia Mae Carson Rossburn Man attended in Queen Mary Blue Wee Prath of Winnipeg was groomsman After a brief honeymoon in Brandon the couple will reside at St Lazare Manitoba
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Elie May
Wm. J. Brown
Birtle
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G. R. Leaming
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Hb. R Wilson
Sylvia Mae Carson
Rossburn
Oakburn News Roundup from Oakburn Manitoba Local Notices
Visiters from Winnipeg attend Lake Fair and Sports. Mrs Thompson and Patsy Rivers are visiting in town. RCFFC member Set N Danyluk on leave in BC awaiting discharge to teach Harrower School at Menzie. Local building boom includes new homes and new Red and White Store. Shirley Migas three months old dies in Shoal Lake hospital. burial at St John’s Cemetery. Oakburn School District reelects trustees and hires staff. Mr Hachkowsky injured in run away accident and moved to Winnipeg for treatment.
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Menzie
Shoal Lake
Shirley Migas
Vouneilles
Pete
Migas
Strathclair
Buria
St. John’s Cemetery
Peter Hachkowsky
Merce
Oakburn
Hachkowsky
Winnipeg
J.D. Rae
Local Social Notes From Ranchvale and Surroundings
Ranchvale and nearby communities feature visits and travels. W McIntosh and spouse visit a Joiners. G Prout visits Lorne Plantes. Gervin Mille returns home from Russell hospital after rail operation. Crookhhans family and Agnes Andrews with Mr Wilt travel. Mansell drives to Grandview. Ferne Strong spends 127 days with Maxwell home. F Plante returns from hospital. Drehakowski family hosting at their parents’ home. Maxwell and Plante return with Mrs Baweot and family.
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Fights for democracy may reduce future free-for-all clashes
The idea suggests that when people strive to secure democracy for all, it lowers the incidence of disorder within democratic systems. Emphasis on collective struggle to expand political rights and curb chaotic violence.
Marriage of Neil Baryla and Mike Showy at Mountain Road Creek Church
Neil Baryla and Mike Showy wed at Mountain Road Creek Catholic Church on July 17 with Rev Syrnick officiating. Attendants included Pearl Basla, Pearl Baziul, Mike Dutka, and Welter Moleski. Receptions followed in Eden and Oakburn. couple to reside on groom’s farm east of Oakburn.
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Barya
Eden Manitoba
Mike Showy
Anko
Luho
Oakburn
Ook Place
Mountain Road Creek Catholic Church
Rev Syrnick
Pearl Basla
Miss Pearl Baziul
Toth
Eden
Mike Dutka
Kourn
Welter Moleski
Imnipeg
Mather
Adam Luhowy
Local visits and trips noted across Manitoba and British Columbia
Mrs A Nelson of Vancouver spends a short visit with her mother Mrs G Michasive. Mr and Mrs Peal Yaskiw of Fox Warren visit Mr and Mrs John Hnat. Mr Stanley Stonation travels to Winnipeg for medical treatment. Mrs Barbara Pudinsky visits Dauphin on business. Miss Emily Michalsy visits Dauphin sister Mrs T Twerdun. Mrs Bicanie and family visit Mr and Mrs John Wovyetikoweky. Mrs Chobatiuk of Oakburn spends holiday with grandparents Mrs and Mr WN Kasht.
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Vancouver B.C
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Emily Michalsy
Dauphin
T. Twerdun
Bicanie
Wog Spnt
John Wovyetikoweky
Mies Chobatiuk
Oakburn
Canadian scientists reveal drought tolerant pasture strain
Report notes creation of a new pasture grass by Canadian researchers using heat and couch crease methods, aimed at growth in low moisture areas. It cites a vanadium extraction advance from iron ores by a National Research Council of Canada engineer. At year end 1944 Canada’s armed forces included 45,856 women.
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National Reserver Council of Canada
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