Audit report of Silver Creek Rural Municipality balances
Auditor H Howat reports completion of the 1923 audit for Silver Creek with a balance of 5 551.82 in debentures for sidewalks and 435.89 in unoccupied land tax remitted to the Provincial Treasurer. He suggests a separate bank account for the sidewalk funds and annual December inventories of equipment.
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Boyle
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Treas
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Silver Creek Tnt
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Russell
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Balfour
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Creckrell
Municipal Commission
U.S.T
Municipal Ledger Confirmation of 31 December 1923 Figures
Certification states figures match the Municipality ledger as of December 31 1923. The record lists account 312A Dec 1 21 10 yrs 7 percent with original 5000 and annual payment 4250.89 711.89.
Mun 1923 Year End Figures Certified by Auditor
A municipal auditor H Mowat certifies that the figures for the year ending December 1st 1923 are correct and align with the municipality’s books.
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H Mowat
Silverton hosts preliminary meeting for Boys and Girls Club
A Friday church gathering in Silverton outlined the new standard Boys and Girls Club with officers named for both sexes. Miss Bell as secretary and Miss J. Oxenham leading dressmaking lectures were noted along with Extension Service support and lunch provided by local mission bands.
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F. ©. Middleton
Russell
L. Sparrow
Brandon
Solomon
R. Whiteman
R. M. Anderson
Carvassing
Wheat Pool
J. Jackson
F. Hertlein
Community Club Debate on Prairie Provinces Split
The Community Club hosted a debate last Friday on whether the Prairie Provinces should separate from Eastern Canada. The negative won by a narrow margin while the affirmative speakers included Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stewart and Sandy Stewart. Upcoming events include a Hard Times Dance and a St. Patrick's Dance after a well attended WIL meeting at Mrs. Brady's.
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Canada
W. J. Stewart
Sandy’ Stewart
W. S. MecGibbon
H. Russell
H Barry
W Ll
Royston Women’s Institute Meets at Sudbury Home
The Royston Women’s Institute met February 27 at Mrs. Wm Sudbury’s home with a prayer and business session followed by knitting and sewing for the bazaar. Tea served by Mrs Sudbury raised proceeds of 100 dollars. The next meeting is March 26 at Mrs Stewart McLennan’s home.
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Royston Women's Institute
Wm. Sudbury
Wocverins
Sunbury
Stewart McLennan
Debaters rule in Cracknell rural hospitals panel vote
A Friday debate at Cracknell school on rural hospital establishment by a provincial health board saw Inglis team P. J. Green and W. G. Bradley affirm the motion against Silverton's G. Bowles and F. Hertlein. Judges Jackson McLennan and Jackson supported the affirmative.
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Cracknell
Board of Health
Messrs
P. J. Green
W. G. Bradley
Inglis
G. Bowles
F. Hertlein
Silverton
Messrs J. Jackson
Malcolm McLernan
Jas. Jackson
U.F.M
Valdez Wins First Place in New Idea Contest
Tuesday night results announced for the New Idea Contest. Valdez claimed first place after a strong showing from the old faithfuls who attended in force. The committee, led by Comrade Vad, closed the event with positive remarks.
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Valdez
Vad
Bravest Career Plan Hints at Major Scheme
A club notes a modified ers scheme with prizes and awards for comrades Clark Frodsham Tidles day and thanks from Leech Pink and Bert Gray. Comrade Vailder leads a strong proposal to unite three ideas into one ambitious project and a general committee is formed to push it forward. The Bovril Competition ends March 31 with a first prize of 55 555 dollars in question.
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Ers
J. Clark
Frodsham
Tidlesday
C. J. Maher
Leech
Bert Gray
B. C
Vailder
Boulton
L. V. Smith
J. C. Maher
A. M. Pratt
Community notices and local visits in Rossburn area
Local residents report visitors including James Irwin of Rossum and Mr E McDonald. A church service drew a large crowd with a two hour Bible Society discourse. Obituary notes: Robert Carson Sr. of Rossburn dies. multiple town movements noted including weed inspector appointment and garage construction on Main and Wright. Quarterly board discusses field rearrangement and potential new Clifford and Lidford hall.
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L. L. Lewis L. Ih
James Irwin
Rossum
E. McDonald
Ayr
Winnipeg
Bible Society
Wm. Young
Rogsburn
Wm. Chittick
Ed. Paul
J. J. Crowe
Graham Ave
John A. McDonald
Russell
Robert Carson Sr
Rossburn
Albert Wright
Main and
Wright
R. J. Campbell
F. C. Middleton
Clifford and
Lidford
Bell Bros
Lodge Queen of the West No. 230 Meeting Notice
Members of Lodge Queen of the West No. 230 are requested to be present at the next meeting on Tuesday evening March 28. Matters of interest to all members will be discussed. H. J. Pettitt Secretary.
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Queen of the West No
H. J. Pettitt
Sac’y
C.N.R
Russell
Union Church
Geo. Meeres
J. A. Glen
Agricultural Society
Winnipeg
Hudson Bay
Manitoba
W. F .Glasman
Glasman
Russell Cemetery
Earle Clarence
Elmer
Bud
Grace
Dirks
A Zimmerman
R. A. Stevens
Town Fights for Oil Engine to Run Light Plant
Town meeting condemns government objections to oil engine and demands local solution. Residents object to high fees from government expert who visited plant, charging 170 dollars, and a later 2900 dollar bill for Parliament Buildings visit. Council to appoint Mr Glen to interview officials for a satisfactory resolution.
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Soem
Winnipeg
Thin
Council On Friads
Wen
Glen Ws
Mic
Wheat Pool signups and local notices in Brandon region
Public notices urge farmers to join the Wheat Pool and check grain sales in Brandon area. Local items note a fine Aberdeen Angus bull purchase, ranch leases, a teacher assignment, and social events. Community reports include weather wheel plans, optical service dates, weed seed warnings, and a death at three miles south of town with funeral details.
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CC. W. Thon
Elen Bligh
Spy Hill
Brandon
Hugh Cameron
W. Storey
W. Hembroff
Wm. Hembroff
Vancouver
W. P. Storey
Mrs. Brownlee
Foxwarren
R. A. Cooper
Park
Jewellry
Craigie
Wilfred Morris
Dauphin
Briksdale Manl
R. McRostie
F. W. Dudley
N. R. Park
Westinghouse
H. B. Spooner
Cupar, Sask
Shellmouth
Spooner
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