Birth notices and hospital updates from July region
Continued from Page 1 items report births anniversaries and hospital news. Mrs Stevenson returned from Sacred Heart Hospital. Mrs Ridgeway Sr. had a serious Winnipeg operation. Jett Flatt and others were on leave visiting home people and attending weddings. several locals travel to Winnipeg for weddings and army enlistments. appendix surgeries were reported for Joan Garnett Ian Wishart and Mary Schmidt. Winona Pratt holidaying in Winnipeg. Mrs Spicer returned from Hazelmore Saskatchewan with friends.
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Jett Flatt
Ian Wishart
Mary Schmidt
Bennett Visitors and Winter Returnees Noted
Mrs. S Bennett of Strathclair visits the Bennett home after a month at Nipiwan. Dennis Thorarinson of Elfros and Max N Cronk Soderstrom return from Fort Francis and visit the Soderstrom home. Ea Dilts has joined the RCA.
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S. Bennett
Strathclair
T. Bennett
Tome
Nipiwan
Dennis Thorarinson
Elfros
Max. N. Cronk
Soderstrom
Fort Francis
Theo. Soderstrom
Ea. Dilts
Local News Briefs Highlight District Voting and Investigations
Mears Bobby Kitlar returns from Bran don area school attendance. Saturday saw municipal doctor issue votes with pros winning all but one. Attention grows on John May danuk's farm claims. Plans for further investigation are under way and several weeks of work are anticipated amid continued rain.
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Bobby Kitlar
Brandon
John Maydanuk
Community Notes From Dauphin District Socials and Visits
Glen Elmo and Mrs Huska with Mary and Mike Bryxaliuk visited Dauphin Friday. Nick Werbowski and son with Mr and Mrs Macywin toured Calder Saskatchewan. Bill Widyka and Annie Nycask wed July 14 with Harry Drosdoski best man and Nellie Nycask bridesmaid. Deep Lake saw tourists July 1 when fishing opened. Rose Sweitz of Calder visits locals. Melvin Simbalist of Calder visits. Hyska family drove to Grandview. Harry Pawlake of Detroit visits district. Large rains improve farmers prospects.
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John Huska
Mary
Mike Bryxaliuk
Dauphin
Nick Werbowski
Macywin
Calder
Sask
Bill Widyka
Annie Nycask
Harry Drosdoski
Nellie Nycask
Tlouk
Deep Lake
Rose Sweitz
Sesk
Melvin Simbalist
Culier
Mon ‘Macychn
John Hyska
Grandview
Harry Pawlake
Detroit
Angusville WMS Holds July Meeting With Social Plans
The Angusville Women’s Missionary Society met at Mrs. Tremble’s home on Thursday July 25 opening with hymn 231 and scripture. A raspberry ice cream social on the church lawn was planned for August 7. Papers on Stewardship and Love were given by Mrs. D G Nield and Mrs. John Bell, with Home Helpers remarks by Mrs. E Seebach. August gathering set for Mrs J B Nield’s.
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Angusville Wms
Tremble
D. G. Nield
Gove
John Bell
E. Seebach
J. 8. Nield’s
Rain Prayer Ad Guesses Showdown Over Steele City Picnic
Harold Acker, a Feirbury Nebraska shoe dealer, placed a want ad in the local paper asking for rain. The ad specified the rain must not interfere with the Steele City picnic, which closed that night. Next day it
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Harold Acker
Feirbury
Neb
Steele City
War Savings Certificates to Be Sold at 4500 Western Elevators
Elevator agents across Western Canada will assist in selling War Savings certificates to farmers. More than 4,500 country elevators run by Line Companies Pools and the United Grain Growers will enable farmers delivering grain to have a cash grain ticket made out to the Government for any amount of War Savings certificates. The ticket is sent to Ottawa and the farmer receives the bond from Ottawa. E. J. Tarr thanks elevator companies and calls for farmer participation in rural Western provinces.
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Canada
United Grain Growers
Ottawa
E. J. Tarr
K. C
War Savings
Manitoba
El‘ator
World of Wheat Warns Farmers to Dry Grain and Prevent Bin Burn
Despatches from Ottawa note elevator space shortages will force farmers to store grain on farms. Bin burning risk rises as grain is cut before fully ripe and weed seeds present. Emphasizes keeping combines and threshers clean. Reports on 1940 wheat conditions in Europe, Manchuria, the U S A and Balkans with various price and yield signals.
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Ottawa
Manchuria
Searle
Balkans
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