Vanishing Frontiers of Canada Through Transport Waves
A compact retrospective traces Canada’s opening by rail, the shift to automobiles, and wide air routes. It notes rail expansion into unorganized territories, transition from primitive roads to modern cars, and the rise of air and sea travel. The Mall Order Way, backed by the Eaton guarantee, offers speedy mail order shopping with customer satisfaction emphasis.
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Canada
EATON
Selscion
Transient found dead on railway tracks near Binsearth
An unidentified man about 65, possibly Ukrainian or Polish, was found dead on Canadian Pacific Railway tracks five miles east of Binsearth. Police believe he was struck by an eastbound train around 12:30 p.m. and are trying to identify him.
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Pacifc
Binsearth
Turley Couple Welcomes Son in Flinton Manitoba
Mr and Mrs Turley announce the birth of a son named Earle Gary to Arta Chittick Turley of Flinton Manitoba on June 2 as the family grows in the local community.
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Turley
Mr. and
Mes
Bua
Arta Chittick
Flinton
Man
Earle Gary
Christ Church Notes for Sunday 25th 1959 Service Times
The card lists morning prayer and sermon at 12:00 a.m. and Sunday School at 12:20 p.m. for Christ Church notes on the twelfth Sunday after Trinity dated 1959.
Pentecostal Prayer and Evangelistic Services Scheduled
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Sunday valor Sebor at 1 a.m. Evangelistic service Sunday at 2 30 led by Rev W F Ball of Marchwell as special speaker on Sunday June 25.
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Pentecostal
W. F. Ball
Marchwell
Community News Briefs and Local Socials
Mise Ruth Goodbun and JL Bry spent a few days in Winniges. Gwen Sudbury is visiting. A surprise party was held Thursday for Victor Morrison with lunch and old-time dances. The Ladies Aid of Rochedale plan a garden party at Skinner's Nursery on June 28. Murray Garnett spent time at his home last week after transfer from Hudson Bay Post to Norway House. Adolf Bezo of Inglis visits the Mie home. May Stevenson tested for Winnipeg last week.
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Mise Ruth Goodbun
JL. Bry
Winniges
Stine Gwen Sudbury
Victor Morrison
Rochedale
Skinner's ‘Nursery
Murray Garnett
Hudson Bay
Montreal Lake
Norway ‘House
Adolf Bezo
Inglis
Hans Mie May Stevenson
Woodville area softball playoffs spark weekend wins
Weekend rains pleased farmers as Millwood defeated Harrowby and Woodstock beat Craigie in semifinals. The first game of the best of five ended 5 5 with Millwood and Woodstock tied. A wedding dance honored Mr and Mrs Norman McKinnon at Aiillwood and Mrs A Boyce returned home after hospital care. Miss M Bily visited Mrs B Shaw.
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Mra
Norman McKinnon
Aiillwood
Atillwood
Harrowby
Woodstock
Craigie
Millwood
A. Boyce
M. Bily
B. Shaw
Woman Injured In Horse Accident Near Crosby
Mrs Harry Marsh from Crosby was thrown from a horse while riding with cows. She sustained a broken collar bone and was taken to Russell for medical care. A baby girl was born in Russell to Mr and Mrs Tom Robinson on June 10. Mr and Mrs H B Furnace of Ninga Man welcomed a daughter on June 13. they previously lived in the district. Walter Murdock requires medical attention in Russell. Weekend rains blessed crops and revived pastures after frost.
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Harry Marsh
Russell
Tom Robinson
H.B. Furnace
Ninga
Man
Furnace
Vista Plenie and Horse Shoe Tournament Held Today
Dane McIntyre traveled to Winnipeg last week with Arthur Lewis and John Wil to view the Old Country Football game played there last Thursday.
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Dane McIntyre
Winnipeg
Arthur Lewis
John Wil
Rossburn Beats Vista in Friendly Baseball Tilt
Rossburn defeated Vista 2 to 0 in a friendly baseball game on Friday. A community dance Friday night drew a successful turnout with Duncs String Breakers providing the music. Donald McLeod of Silvertom arrived with a carload to the event.
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Rossburn
Vista
Ross‘burn
Dunc
Donald McLeod
Silvertom
Carload
Boys and Girls Colt and Calf Competition At Brandon
The Manitoba Provincial Exhibition at Brandon showcases boys and girls colt and calf contests. Farms across the province feed and roam their stock for a popular feature expected to draw large crowds. A renovation program is under way at Brandon grounds for July 1 to 7, with rail fares subsidized by CN and CPR and an Indian display in the Manitoba Government Building promising a major showcasing of native handiwork and other entries.
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Manitoba
Branon
Brandon
Clave
Canada
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific Allways
Prairie Provinces
Saskatchewan
Department of Indian Affairs
Fair Board
Department of Education
Department of Health
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Irene Hertlein
Ken-neth Nickle
Emiel Steinwandt
Mervyn Dui
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Nora ‘Dunn
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Eleanor Hackman
A. B. Thom
W. G. Leflar
Telephone System
Music of the Swing Kings of
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