Family reunion at Mrs Mary Cumming’s Strathcona home
A weeklong gathering at Mrs Mary Cumming’s home in Strathcona District drew most of the family, with several members in Canada and the United States present, including Mr A Cumming and Mr Geo Smeliie. Veterans of the Great War attended, linking past service to the reunion. The article also notes immigration policy changes and Barnardo's Boys Homes activity in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cumming
Strathcona
Kin
Alberta
Gordon
Detroit
Ming Rnarc
New York
Helen Cumming RN
Brandon
A. Cumming
Geo Smeliie
Inglis Man
M. McWhinnie
Portland
Oregon
Cummings
Y'Be
Plains
Canadian Parents and Crime Prompt Debate by Judge Dysart
The article argues parental neglect drives youth crime in Canada with Judge A K Dysart citing 1923 statistics. It notes petty offences dominate police records, while major crimes show juveniles committing 4 165 cases under 21, with theft as the leading offense and males under 25 most involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Canada
A. K. Dysart
Court of Kink
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Brother Joseph
St. Boniface
Dysart
Barnardo Boys Supply Stopped in Canada
John W. Hobany, superintendent, says activities of the Dr Barnardo’s Bays Home in Canada have ceased. The statement cites constant criticism of responsible persons involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Barnado
Local Items From Silverton and District Highlights
Community notes report a quilting bee for the Missionary Society hosted by Mrs. J. Crerar, threshing near Silverton, new duties for Miss Jean Peddle in Winnipeg, and Mr. George Stewart joining the C N R in Saskatchewan. Rev. T. Bailey visits Winnipeg with his son as Mrs Bailey is welcomed. Mrs Watson Dunn hosts a welcome for Mrs Bailey. North Star Oil appoints W H Breton as local agent and Sunday services are set for 2 15 p m Sunday school and 3 p m preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Crerar
The
Missionary Society
A. Bowley
Silverton
H. Sallows
Jean Peddle
Winnipeg
St. James
George Stewart
C.N.R
W. H. Breton
Council Minutes Reflect August Meeting Actions
Regular council session on August 21 with Mayor Nelson and Councillors Smellie Park and Warrington. Minutes approved and Mrs Maher to be notified the council will not assume further Winnipegoa company board accounts. Several town and hospital expenses listed. Hotel license for Mr L Poulin held over two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Smellie
Park
Warrington
Maher
Winsapere Ona Son
Teamentet Oil Co
Beead Ka Bicabaniu and
Sanes
Runoottol OO Ci ii Encccceechese Ress
Workmen's Comp
Winnipeg Gen
W. Anderson
Derbyshire
Henderson
Ssphadeichais
Bogor Oc
Aee PU Eas
L. Poulin
Wasp Nests Display Remarkable Paper Architecture
The article praises the paper wasp as a skilled builder, producing real paper to form six sided cells inside a nest. It compares the wasp to a bee, noting the wasp starts from nothing, uses twigs for support, and builds a multi story hive where eggs, larvae, and pupae develop before emergence. A note invites readers to observe nests when family presence is not detected.
Potassium Iodide and Its Significance in Livestock Feeding
A historical note describes potassium iodide as a useful drug in treating animal diseases and preventing hairless litters in livestock. It outlines a preventive procedure involving dissolving one ounce of the compound, intended for use where hairless litters are common or anticipated, and references its role in broader health conditions.
Potassium iodide use in livestock pregnancy care
Recommendations outline mixing potassium iodide in water or salt for pregnant sows ewes mares and cows to prevent goitre and improve outcomes. Methods include iodized salt on floors, tincture skin applications, weekly or twice monthly dosing, and winter administration beginning in November, noting cautious expectations and long term results.
A Winter at College Encourages Enrollment at MAC
The article urges youth to finish high school or consider the Meri toba Agricultural College. It highlights open fall sessions, affordable residence, and two main tracks: university degree science courses and diploma programs not requiring a high school diploma. It notes enrollment from towns and cities and offers to connect applicants with suitable schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callendar
Schoo
Leases and the Hundred Year Myths in British Law
A British paper explains common beliefs about leasehold periods of nearly a century. It notes that a hundred year term does not auto convert to freehold, a superstition rooted in medieval practices of odd year calculations and phrases like a year and a day.
Standardized lease periods in law and long leases
The text notes that customary periods became standardized in the legal system, with subsequent acts recognizing them as normal durations for long leases. This reflects historical formalization of lease terms and period definitions in property law.
Sudden death of Rossburn resident Lauchlin McKinnon
Lauchlin McKinnon of Rossburn died Sunday morning after a stroke of paralysis suffered Saturday night. Born in Bruce County 55 years ago, he came to Manitoba in 1879 and lived in Culross and then Rossburn for fifteen years. He leaves his widow Johann Smith two daughters and five sons, plus siblings. Funeral Monday at home and in Rossburn Cemetery with multiple clergymen officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn
Lauchlin McKinnon
McKinnon
Mr. McKinnon
Bruce County
Ontario
Manitoba
High Bluff
Culross
Shoal Lake
Johann Smith
Rachael
John
James
Archie
Lawrence
Hector
R. Johnson
Russell
Melfort
Dan
Bowsman
M. E. Nixon
Theo. Bay
Robt. Hamilton
Community Notes from Angusville District and Nearby
Rev Frey and Mrs Chapman returned from visiting friends in West Manitoba last Thursday. Victor Hugo appointed principal at the local school and his family occupies N Chenoweth’s residence. M Nixon of Rossburn visited, urging a return to normal Sunday school attendance after holidays. The four room school reopened with highest enrollment yet. staff includes Hugo principal and teachers Shewfelt Norman Brooks and others. Rossburn visitors entertained at tennis and tea. Georges Gibbons returned from Chicago for harvest. Clara Chug to study nursing in Winnipeg, received fountain pen. Roy McTavish of Detroit visiting. Wheat cutting near completion with good yields. Minshull threshed 22 acres of Ruby wheat. J R Sypher left for Winnipeg to practice law with Michell noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frey
Chapman
W. Manitoba
Victor Hugo
Rossburn
B. Shewfelt
Angusville
P. Norman
Brandon
Brooks
D. Hough
Messrs
Johnson
Lonsay
Georges Gibbons
Chicago
Ill
Clara Chug
Children’s Hospital
Winnipeg
C.gut
Roy McTavish
Detroit
Mich
James Minshull
J. R. Sypher
D. C
Union Church Sunday School Attendance Notes
The Sunday school turnout last Sunday was 131 with 32 from the Bible Class. After the holidays the aim is to return to about 20 attendees, and Rally Day on Sept 27 is announced. last year attendance reached 336 and organizers hope to exceed it this year.
Christ Church Week Notes and Service Schedule
The 13th Sunday after Trinity features a Chora Eucharist at 11 am and Evensong in the afternoon. Sunday School meets at 11 am focusing on the 6th Beatitude, with Choir Practice Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Local Tournament Entry Details For Monday
A local tournament is set for Monday at 7 AM with entry through Mr J and Warrington Mised double American style. Perriere to be decided by draw. Entry fee 25 cents. Tea will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TEA Mic
Sale of Household Effects of Mrs Rk Rowler
Sale listed for Saturday September 5th features household effects auctioned by E. J. Shipley as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rk. Rowler
E. J. Shipley
Labour Day public holiday observed with store closures
The district prepares for Labor Day as shops and business places plan to close next Monday. Harvest activity grows with threshing and wheat deliveries noted. Bank changes seen as Union Bank exits and Royal Bank steps in. Local events include charity sales, school supplies, and social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Loney
Whitemouth
Havelock Madill
Standing of Parties in Dominion House After 1921 Election
Since the 1921 general election on December 6, party standings in the Dominion House show little change. Conservatives hold 64 seats, Liberals 41, Progressives 3, Labor and Independents 4, with four vacancies. By-elections shifted 24 Liberals and 17 contested races, giving Liberals a net loss of one seat overall and Conservatives a net gain of one. Across provinces, Liberals lead in Nova Scotia and Ontario remains split among Liberals Conservatives and Progressives. Total seats: Liberals 117 Conservatives 49 Progressives 61 Labor 2 Independents 2 Vacancies 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Labor
New Brunswick
Ontario
Quebec
Nova Scotia
West Hastings
Moose Jaw
Messrs Hammel
Muskoka
Binette
Prescott
Lessone Recency
Libera
Conservatives
New Transvick
Liberals
Progressives
Prince Edward Island
Liberal
Geebee—Liberals
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Yukon Territory
Canada
L V Smith Wins Prizes in Forsythe Window Display
Judges awarded Smellie Bros. Ltd first prize in group eight for the Forsythe shirt display. The Hudson Bay Co. Winnipeg and Smellie Bros. Winnipeg won the two Manitoba prizes among 24 scattered across the Dominion. Laurie Smith led the display effort with Dress Well and Succeed winning 3rd prize and an advertisement in the Banner taking first prize for towns up to 25 000 inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M.S
Miller
Shellmouth School
Manitoba
L. V. Smith
Filao
Neil Park
Jean Roblin
Hill
Jack Miner
Kingsville
Ont
Bijou
Forsythe
E. P. Burns
Robt. Simpson Co. Ltd
E. de Witt Hutt
Men's Wear Review
Toronto
Smellie Bros. Ltd
Dominion
Hudson Bay Co
Winnipeg
Russell
Laurie Smith
Crepe Paper Napkins 10c a Dozen at The Banner
A small item notes crepe paper napkins priced at 10 cents for a dozen offered at The Banner Bookstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hobnay
Barnado
Dominion Immigration Department
Barnardo Boys
Union Church Notes
Holy Trinity
Harrowby
Munday
Bob Hill
Bank of Montreal
Newfoundland
J. S. Warrington
B. Dunlop
Nepawa Press
Geo. Richardson
Queen's Hotel
Tom Gilmour
Oscar Laycock
Union Bank of Canada
Royal Bank of Canada
Ur‘ Bank
Royal Bank
Col. H. A. Mullins
N. R. Park
Dominion House
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