Local Notes And Marriages Highlight Quiet Town Scene
The town notes a completed excavation and concrete foundation work, with jokes about councillor Switzer. Carrie Gallant and Allan Stwack wed on Sunday May 1. Péter Sydoyk has blood poisoning in the hand. Miss Margaret Grainger visited Russell and addressed the Girls Club about hospital work. Miss Stewart toured the school praising the sewing clubs. Miss Agnes Seebach sale drew a large crowd, with farewells at Mrs. C. H. Staples home and gifts including a Morroco handbag. Young locals learned geography by night, misled by a starless sky into a geometry lesson on 00 degrees in a circle.
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U'S House
Switzer
Carrie Gallant
Allan Stwack
Péter Sydoyk
Margaret Grrainger
Russell
Tue 2
Hearst
Stewart
Agnes Seebach
Aggie
Indian Reserve
Craigie Notes on Local People and Weather
Miss N. Storey returned home from a winter in British Columbia. Jack Shipp has been on the sick list but is expected to recover. Rain and trout hindered farmers from full days on the land last week, though progress seems to be improving this week.
Birdtail district notes and local events summary
Local Birdtail district notes report the May day activities of the Ladies Aid, church meetings, and plans for a May 21 bazaar. Highlights include Mothers Day celebrations at Valley Hall, repairs to the hall foundation, ten der calls for renovations, and a few visitors from Rosvara. The piece also mentions Song Mr. Hamilton and others, plus sunrise weather and oil-field context in Turner Valley with notes on transportation, pricing, and supply dynamics.
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Randhrale
Airs
Frank Shet
Tenaayehck
Meakin
Ave Joiner
Rossburn
Lower Birdtail
Birdtail
Valley Hall
Texas
Turner Valley
May Meeting At Vista Home Of Mrs Brown
The Vista unit held its May gathering at Mrs Brown’s home with acting officers Mrs W Stitt leading the WMS. In worship the hymn and scripture followed, noting petroleum product consumption on the prairies and projected savings of about $5500 this year due to reductions. Ladies Aid and WMS were mentioned.
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Mra. Brown
W. Stitt
WMS
Mra. Ham
M. D
Prairies
Hamilton
R. Rutherford
W.ms
Ladies' Aid
Christ Church Sunday Services May 15 1938
The notice lists CHURCH activities for the fourth Sunday after Easter at Christ Church. Sunday School at 12 8 p.m. and Evensong with a sermon at 9 p.m. on May 15, 1938.
Pentecostal Notes May 45 1938 Church Event
Sunday notices show a Pentecostal session at 2 30 pm with the LO OF ball and speaker Margaret C Wilson. The date reads May 45 1938, indicating a calendar inconsistency but reflects a church event notice.
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Lo.of. Ball
Margaret C. Wilson
Canada wheat trade with Italy shows gains despite impediments
Canada remains a major supplier of wheat to Italy in 1937, though ranks last as a supplier due to high Canadian prices and European imports affected by clearings. Italy imposes exchange and quota limits, while Canada enjoys MFN for Italian goods. Despite restrictions, Canada runs a favorable trade balance driven by wheat shipments worth 31.708 million lire, over 60 percent of Canada’s imports.
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Canada
Italy
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