Church unity pledges world peace drive at Manitoba meet
Dr J W Aikens and Rev J Keith of Winnipeg led the joint Minedosa Presbytery and Eirtle Methodist district opening at Union Church. The address framed United Church of Canada as a global unity force with world peace tied to Christian unity, while noting future foreign missions and international ties. Dietrich and the Presbytery held sessions ending with a temperance rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Jesus Christ
J. W. Aikens
Young Church
Winnipeg
Minnedosa
Eirtle Methodist District
Union Church
Alkens
J. Keith
Winnipee
Thos. Neville
Dauphin
Manitoba Methodist Conference
Aikenms
United Church of Canada
Keith
Dietrich and Presbytery
Sunday services open with large attendance and hospitality
The minion service of last Sab bath drew many communicants and Sunday School near 200 attended including adults. Delegates were entertained by local ladies as about forty visitors stayed in nearby homes. A ward supper at Central Hotel featured guest Maher’s substantial contribution. Baptism is to be conducted at morning service. WMS members surprised Mrs. Chittick before her move to MacNutt with a pen and address, wishing her success. Augusyville Intermediate announces staff for the new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M.S
Jack Chittick
MacNutt
E. Seebach
Choir Practice and Dutch Musician to Lead Service
On Saturday before noon the pastor will lead a service and a special choir practice is planned for Sunday afternoon. Mr Franz Niernierer a musician from Holland will preside at the organ for the present and oversee music at the evening service. The Hebekah anniversary will be marked at the evening service with local lodge members and visiting outsiders. Mr Middleton will speak on The lodge and the Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Niernierer
Holland
Niernierer
Hebekah
Middleton
High School Weekly Grades Lead by Alma Skeoch and May McMurray
The High School weekly report tops the list with Alma Skeoch and May McMurray named among top students. Parents should review and initial reports. enrollment urged to avoid loss of time. In sports, the Boys Football Club elected Tom Smellie as captain with Robert Hill as vice captain. league team lineups to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Skeoch
May McMurray
Regete Muskett
Hiterm
Boys
Tom Smellie
Robert Hill
Harvest Frost Damages Crops Across District
Grain yields suffer in multiple schools districts as farmers report serious frost damage. Names listed include Smallycombe Hicarth Boyte Miss Pedd Russell Lynch Minicta Claude Nieid Angusville Ruthenia Mr Nowosad Lidford Miss Rosa Angusville amid general harvest activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smallycombe
Hicarth
Boyte
Pedd
Russell
Ists
Iale
i+s Lynch
Minicta
Limaschi
Claude Nieid
Angusville
Ruthenia
Nowosad
Lidford
Rosa
Harvest Festival to Be Held at Presbyterian Church
The Harrow area notes indicate a Harvest Festival service will be held in the Presbyterian church next Sunday. J Black, once in charge of the mission field, preached here and at Bavelaw to a large congregation. Evensong is planned at Trinity Church next Sunday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Walker
Binscorth
Presbyterian Church
J. Black
Bavelaw
Thearge
Trinity Church
Students Attend Brandon Bishop Consecration Thanks Given
Through the lineness of the ladies of the W A the student was able to be present in Brandon at the conse cration of the 1st Bishop of Brandon. The student thanks the W A for generosity. It was a magnificent service inspiring from beginning to end. Next Sunday a celebration of Holy Communion with Rev A S Partinetor as preacher. The following Sunday September 1 will be the students last Sunday at Shestmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A
Brandon
A. S. Partinetor
Shestmouth
President Boulton Attends Dor Ron Convention Winnipeg
The Dor Ron Convention of the A and N V begins in Winnipeg on Monday September 15. President L C Boulton urges veterans to join organized units for effective action. Membership costs three dollars with annual two dollar dues and the slogan Shoulder to Shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Boulton
Winnipeg
Births and visits noted in local notices
The column records a daughter born to Mr and Mrs J H Armstrong. Miss Fletcher from St Boniface Hospital visits her parents. Fred Cookman returns to the city after visiting Crerar. Miss Crawford weekend with a sister in Bradenbury. Mrs Roberts and Edmonton relatives visit the Fletchers. Highfield Bros repaint Union Church. The Griffiths Cockburn party drove to Brandon for Confederation Services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Armstrong
W. H. Fletcher
R.N
St. Boniface Hospital
Union Church
I. B. Griffiths
Cockburn
Bert
Brandon
Confederation
Church Services Schedule for Sunday Week After Trinity
Next Sunday on the thirteenth after Trinity Holy Communion will be held at a.m. Morning Prayer is at 11 a.m. Sunday School at 12.15 p.m. and Evensong at 7 p.m.
Saskatchewan visitors tour Qu Appelle Valley to Moosomin and Fort Ellice
Friday last a Saskatchewan delegation toured the Qu Appelle Valley visiting Moosomin old Fort Ellice and Russell. The party included Judge James McKay Regina and Mrs RicKay Miss McKay Miss Duffin D H McDonald M L A for Fort Qu Appelle with Mrs McDonald and guests Lady MacDonnell and Miss MacDonnell of Kingston Ontario. Judge McKay formerly served in French's Scouts in 1885 and sits on the Saskatchewan Court of Appeals. Mr McDonald served three terms in the North West Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Qu’Appelle Valley
Moosomin
Old Fort Ellice
Russell
James McKay
Regina
RicKay
Miss McKay
Miss Duffin
D. H. McDonald
M.L.A
Fort Qu’Appelle
McDonald
Lady MacDonnell
Miss MacDonnell
Kingston
Ont
Pioneer Leader of Swan River District Remains Well Known
McDonald of the Hudson's Bay Co. directed all Company interests in the Swan River district from Lake Manitoba to Fort Qu’Appelle, a figure well known to local pioneers. The party completed their trip and returned home through Yor ton on Saturday.
Education debate on youth leisure and work ethics in Manitoba
The Manitoba discussion argues youth need structured hours beyond school with homework to instill responsibility for essentials like food and shelter. It cites parents’ duty and scouts as aids while noting some wheat rust research progress at Saskatoon and university farms comparing Garnet and Reward wheats. Garnet and Reward show promising yields and earlier maturity than Marquis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
W. J. Lister
Gpreches
Catching Wild Oats Through Fall Cultivation
Robert Hicks explains how to eradicate wild oats by fall cultivation of stubble and summer fallow. He shares a 50 acre field example where repeated plowing and cultivation killed the weed, noting oats should be allowed to grow then destroyed to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hicks
Canada and U S Bag Limits for Migratory Birds Set
The Migratory Birds Convention regulates hunting in Canada and the United States with bag limits and shooting restrictions. Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta specify daily and seasonal limits for ducks geese brant rails snipe and plovers. Prohibited: automatic or machine guns aeroplanes power boats night lights shooting from vehicles and shooting outside sunrise to sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Manitoba
Brant
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Wheat Breeds Garnet and Reward Promise Rust Resistance
Experiments on 50 western farms under the Dominion seed branch show two wheat strains Garnet and Reward with rust resistance. At Ottawa central farm authorities report Reward matures a week earlier than Marquis and is of high quality. Samples sent to western farmers yield promising reports in well rainfall areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Kirk
Faculty of Agricultur
Saskschewan
University Farm
Prof. Kirk
L. H. Newman
Dominion Ceremist
Saskatoon
Newman
Kirk
Garret
Reward Wheats
Seager Wheeler
Rosthern
Saskatchewan University
Marquis
Reward
Dominion Seed Branch
Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Caneda
University of Saskatchewan Opens Swamp Fever Lab
A new research laboratory dedicated to swamp fever and other animal diseases opens at the University of Saskatchewan with Dr. Seymour Hadwin in charge. The facility aims to uncover the causes and prevention of swamp fever, which has devastated farmers across the prairie provinces, including losses to horses like Bonnie Jean, the prize Clydesdale. The lab and department will begin once the barns are finished, continuing Hadwen's ongoing studies begun after he joined the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Saskatchewan
Seymour Hadwin D.V. Se
Prairie Provinces
Bonnie Jean
Chicago
Toronto
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
North America
Europe
South Africa
Dr. Hadwen
Hadwen
Hee Jane Hoffen
Haewen
Aiscoselle
Canadian briefs on resources rails and gold prospects
Hon W R Motherwell asserts four natural resources justify completing the Hudson Bay railway. Louis D Huntoon predicts Canada will outpace the US as a gold producer by 1926, with Ontario and Quebec expanding fields. British Columbia leads provinces in gold output while Yukon ranks second. A new salt deposit at Kwinitsa near Prince Rupert attracts attention with rich brine analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Motherwell
Hudson Bay
Canada
United States
Louis D. Huntoon
New York
Africa
Mr. Huntoon
British Columbia
Yukon
Ontario
Huntoon
Quebec
Canadian National
Toronto
Montreal
Kwinitsa
Canadian National Railways
Prince Rupert
Pacific
Skepna
For Sale Notices and Items From Local Listings
Classified blurbs offer dry wood in stove lengths from Tom Gilmour Jr and a Deering Binder in good working order listed by T G Howe. Also present are school supplies offers at The Bookstore with erasers and pens among new stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gilmour
Ft. Deering
T. G. Howe
Angusville Giac
Pena
Harvesting Delays From Rain and Community Notices
Rain on Wednesday morning halted harvesting. Funeral held for James Weever at Fincher Creek. Crystal Rebekah Lodge to attend Union Church service. 500 drive planned Sept. 16 at LO.OF. Ball. Moonlit corn feed at Silver Beach with dancing. Winnipeg optometrist visit Sept. 22–23. Street wheat advance payments announced for Manitoba pool and Fort William car lots with varied percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weever
James
Fincher Creek
KR. Shaw
Em. Cora Hind
F. C. Bradbrook
Russell
F. W. Dudley
Winnipeg
Ronald Spears
St Paul
Jack King
J. L. King
Minniska
Silver Creek
Winnipeg Electrical Co
Manitoba Pool
Northern
Fort William
Just Away He Is Not Dead Says Mourning Relative
A contrite verse honors Harry Fitzgerald Cope killed in action on September 12 1915. The speaker rejects the phrase dead saying he is away with a cheery wave and wanders into an unknown land. Family thoughts insist he remains beloved though far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fitzgerald Cope
Women’s Institute Holds September Meeting at Mrs Hilbert’s
The regular monthly gathering of the Women’s Institute is set for Thursday September 18 at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs Hilbert. Members will take roll call and discuss Current Events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Institute
Hilbert
Discriminating Waves and Global Voice Transmission
Senator Marconi explains findings on transoceanic radio waves. Morning transmissions from England reportedly reach Australia via the Atlantic and Pacific oceans covering about 22 000 kilometers while afternoon signals travel via Europe and Asia for about 17 000 kilometers. The statement presents a puzzle for scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marconi
England
Australia
Atlantic
Pacific
Europe
Asia
Public Notice from Shellmouth RM on Sept 4 1921 road plan hearing
Rural Municipality of Shellmouth announces a by law to open and establish a public road across parts of Northwest quarter section 10 and Southwest quarter section 15 in township 22w28, plan by William A Ducker, registered Neepawa Land Titles Deposit 1622. Public hearing for affected landowners set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellmouth
Dropmore
Province of
Manitoba
William A. Ducker
Winnipeg
Neepawa Land Titles Office
For Sale Seven Foot Deering Platform Canvas
Classified item lists a seven foot Deering platform canvas for sale with contact phone number.
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Union Church Notes
Augusyville Intermediate School
MecRostie
Russell School
Miss Whitmore
Manitoba Agricultural College
Harro
Nolan Boys
Yorkton
Chey
Miss Sinclair
John Sinclair
ST. Cuthbert's Shellmouth
Veter
Binscarth
Christ Church Notes
Fort Ellice
Domi
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Geo. Hunt
Shellmonth
Russell Co
D. Sparrow
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