Village Notes Include Guests and Snowbound Trains
Langenburg residents and visitors frequent the village last week with Miss G Field from Boulton, A Roberts McH Wright from Yorkton, and Mc Graham from Yorkton among those calling. Me Bryant holds the creamery contract for the season. Local injuries and farewells are noted as R Thomson returns after threshing engine mishap and L Kyser departs for the old country. Heavy snows Saturday and Monday block eastbound cars, stalling the local train two miles east until plowed clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Mitters
G Woods
Langenburg
Miss G Field
Boulton
Urs A. Roberts
H Wright
Yorkton
Mc Graham
Greenback
McNutt
Bryant
H. Adams
R. Thomson
L. Kyser
Oid Land
Here
English Imperial Bell Ringers Arrive for Russell Show
The English Bell Ringers, largest touring company with 130 bells, perform in Russell on Friday night under the Russell Ladies Band. Director Mr Gigg presides as Huddersfield Bell Ringing Association president and medal winner. Program includes opera selections and a double male quartet with Glees, admission 50 75 and 1.00.
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Canada
United States
I Trovatore
William Tell
Gigg
Bell Ringing Association
Huddersfield
Yorkshire
England
Red Hart Sectore Bureau
Yorkshire Glee
Russell
Russell Ladies Band
Fire in Calgary meat packing plant hits P. Burns Co
Calg ary meat packing plant of P Burns Co was burned on Sunday causing damage. The report notes losses under two million dollars. The piece also covers 1912 mining output, population changes in Kamsack, and various Canada-United States water, debt, and market items from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Burns & Co
Calgary
Kamsack
Canada
Chicago
Michigan
Wm J. Bryan
United States
Texas
Edmonton
Ite
Dominion of Canada
Edmonton City
W. W. Prevey
Minnegota
Ottawa
Royal Mint
James Bonar
England
Finance Department
Dominion
Savings Deposits Reflect Prosperity and Tariff Policy
The article notes that savings deposits test national prosperity and presents figures for Great Britain and foreign countries from 1905 to 1907. It highlights U S savings per depositor at about 441 dollars in 1907, higher than other nations, and suggests protectionist tariffs correlate with higher average savings. It also observes that countries with stable protection tend to show higher per-depositor savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
Netherland
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Grain Growers Grain Co. of
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Winnpee Street Railway
Miss Toovey
Sousis
Queens’ Hotel
Miberta
Post Offce Department
Convention of Home Economics Societies
Nellie McClong
Mary Crawford
Mes E . Haniiter
A Yo Thoms
E. Cora Hind
H. Vialcox
Lanora E. Black
Home Economics Association
Winnipeg
Agricultural Societies
Manitoba Educaional Association
P. D. Harris
Central Collegiate Institute
The
Sanual
A. Mewes
Silverton
Hare Steinwana
Bauer Office
Coats
Crockery Department
H. B. K. Brand
Smellie Bros., Ltd
Jewel Waltham
F. Werner
Taeralia
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