Be a Builder By Being a Booster
Young business men of town push to form a Young Men's Board of Trade to revitalize the local economy. The plan mirrors similar groups in Canada and seeks broad participation without an upper age limit, though office holders may have age restrictions. A meeting, March 10 at 8 pm in Council Chambers, will launch the effort led by Lem Busby, now Manitoba director of the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Commerstone
Young Men's Boards of Trade
Fort Ot
Manitoba
Chamber of Commerce of Canada
Lem Busby
Royal Bank
Lfore
Why Not in Manitoba
George McCullagh of the Toronto Globe and Mail argues provinces should cut legislatures and taxes. He envisions Manitoba electing seventeen independents from Dominion constituencies to push a redistribution bill and reduce seats, as over half of current members act as yes-men.
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George McCullagh
Toronto Globe ‘and Mail
Daily Press
Manitoba
Dance at Dropmore Raised Ways of Teens Then and Now
reminiscence about a 26 year old dance at Dropmore that ended at 6 a.m. and reflections on how the younger generation now stays up past 2 or 3 a.m. with comparisons to past attitudes and events.
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Dropmore
Fourth instalment of Synopeie shows house reunion and rescue
Marjorie Wetherill returns to aid her destitute birth family after discovering their poverty and illness. Betty reveals their past and Ted, a returning brother, challenges her, while Marjorie contemplates funding relief and uniting the divided siblings as the doctor treats their mother.
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Marjorie Wetherill
Wister
Dorothy Ay
Evan Brower
O Jim
Marjorie
Star
Betty
Father
Ted
Marforte
True
Sue Wa
Wethers
Lottie
Theodore Gay
Santa Claus
Abe
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Russell Banner
Tarnum
Mr. Merchant
Mr. Wethert
Mother
Jane
Nere
Betts
Franco
Great Britain
Spain
Hancock
Ruresll
Man
Brandon
Margt
Tnfa
Russell To
Winnipeg
Russell
Springhill
Ing
Winnipes
St. Regis Hotel
E. F. Stemshorn
Mgr
Touchcraft” “Empire
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