Local Newspaper Circulation Figures By Districts
Paid circulation data lists districts including LAC DU BONNET, PINE FALLS, BEAUSEJOUR, WHITEMOUTH, SEVEN SISTERS, POINTE DU BOIS, GREAT FALLS, ST GEO, BRIGHTSTONE, LOWLAND, SPRINGWELL, PINAWA, BIRD RIVER, LETTONIA, BISSETT, RED LAKE, and OUTSIDE POINTS. The total number of advertisers and copies is noted as 878 and 135k respectively.
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Lac DU Bonnet Pine Falls
Beausejour
Whitemouth
Elma
Seven Sisters Pointe DU Bois
Great Falls
ST. Geo Brightstone Lowland
Springwell
Pinawa
Bird River
Lettonia Bissett
Red Lake
Outside Points
A Proud 17 Year Old Cow From Mission City BC
A Mission City farmer reports his 17 year old cow has calved 15 times since June 1930 and produced 95 862 pounds of milk with 4 818 pounds of butterfat, outliving most offspring. The record highlights the cow’s remarkable yield.
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Mission City
Oscar Samz
Vancouver
Ontario college eyes higher fall enrollment many veterans
Guelph Ontario Agricultural College expects about 1500 students next fall, a rise from prewar 700 to 800. Most new students will be veterans. In Toronto Runnymeade Collegiate lab explosion shut a holiday for 800 students, with minor damage and strong odor. Sweetburg mayor Dr. F H Pickel marks 80th birthday after 40 years as village leader and MP stint. Three Rivers industrial official Leon Trepanier says Canada will see more tourists this year, urging preparations.
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Guelph
Ont
Ontario Agricultural College
Sweetsburg
Quc
F. H. Pickel
Missisquoi
Brome-Missisquoi
Pickel
University of Bishop's College
Quebec
Leon Trepanier
Three Rivers
Que
Canada
Newfoundland dog saves farmer as bull gore injuries prove fatal
On a farm in Bridgewater Nova Scotia nine month old dog Ping barked to distract an enraged bull that had gored Arthur Weagle and Gordon Mosher in the chest and ribs after its nose ring became unhooked. Mosher died later from injuries.
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Bridgewater
N.S
Ping
Arthur Weagle
Weagle
Gordon Mosher
Mosher
Tourist Revenue Boosts Foreign Currency, Picton Gazette
The article argues tourism offers the nation the easiest way to increase foreign currency through international trade. It claims tourism can bring added revenue to every community, benefiting residents overall.
Manitoba Prairie Farm Mortgages Fall in 1945
Manitoba farm mortgage debt dropped 25 percent in 1945 led by 30 major lending firms. Across Saskatchewan and Alberta declines also occurred, with Manitoba total owing down to 9.7 million from 13 million in 1944 and ending 1937 at 29.5 million. The three prairie provinces combined owe 66 million, down from 168.6 million in 1937.
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Manitoba
Dominion Mortgage and Investments Asociation
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Prairie Provinces
Canada
Johnsons and Scott’s Hill Attend Winnipeg Trip and Weiner Roast
Ed Maikeske Sigurd Steffensen and Johnsons party visited Winnipeg on Thursday March 28. Scott’s Hill exclaims Let her blow as the Weiner Roast proceeded on Ans rock despite a cold wind Friday March 29 with a large bonfire and roasters. Mr and Mrs J O Johnson and Mr and Mrs Karl Johnson and daughter Marlene of Scott’s Hill spent March 28 in Winnipeg. Karl bought a team of horses at McLean’s Stables and recently discharged from the armed services. The Johnsons arrived at the home of J O Johnson of Scott’s Hill last week.
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Sigurd Steffensen
Johnson
Winnipeg
Scott's Hill
Weiner
J. O. Johnson
Karl Johnson
Marlene
Scott’s Hill
Karl
McLean's Stables
The
Armed Services
E. F. Lodge
E. D. Anderson
Ladies Auxiliary of St Marys plans sale and Marionette show
The Ladies Auxiliary met at Mrs. C Anderson's home with co host Mrs E D Anderson. A sale of work is set for April 25 at the Community Hall and a Marionette show directed by Miss Sutherland of Winnipeg will accompany the event. Donations may be left at Mrs Brownell's home. Next meeting is April 9 at Mrs Long's with Mrs Bricknell.
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St. Mary’s Church
C. Anderson
E. D. Anderson
Miss Sutherland
Winnipeg
Brownell
Winnipeg Visits Mentioned Throughout Last Week
Falls W McGibbon visited his Winnipeg home last weekend on March 23. Mrs A S Williams Mrs J E Ringegu and H Ligertwood drove to Winnipeg last Monday. Mrs E Holmes left for Winnipeg on March 25 and returned Friday. Mr and Mrs C Precious Carold Mrs A Oddleifson and Mrs M Everson visited Winnipeg last Monday March 21.
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A. S. Williams
J. E. Ringegu
H. Ligertwood
Winnipeg
E. Holmes
Lac du Bonnet Fair Plans for July 1 Sports Day
Lac du Bonnet prepares for the Dominion Day Sports Regatta and Agricultural Fair on July 1, with water and field events, midway rides, and a broad prize list for ladies exhibitors. The Sweepstake Prize will reward most entries, with items from canning to handicrafts, all to showcase local talent and boost turnout.
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Lac du Bonnet
Winipeg
Mrs King and son Freddie return from Winnipeg
Mrs F King and her son Freddie returned from Winnipeg after a weekend trip. A medical check up found Freddie healthy now A-. A recent fire in the water tower caused excitement in the town but caused little damage due to quick action by local workers.
Local Notes From Winnipeg Visit and Recovery
Mrs. G Hillman remains laid up this week with a badly sprained ankle. Mr and Mrs Ted Braund left for Winnipeg on Thursday March 28 and Ted secured employment there. H Hudson traveled to Winnipeg Thursday and returned Friday. Art Braund returned home Thursday night after a few days off and has completed his night school studies. Congratulations. A Sigurdson spends this weekend March 28 with friends in Winnipeg.
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Art Braund
Art
Funeral for four year old Brigel held in Winnipeg
Mrs H Leith and Mrs A Krampetz traveled to Winnipeg for the funeral of David Brigel four son of Mr and Mrs Louis Brigel who was killed by a trolley on Logan Ave Burial occurred Holy Ghost RC cemetery on Tuesday March 26 F Tinndal visited Winnipeg for a few days Mr and Mrs H Leith drove to Winnipeg last Friday Also with them were Mrs W Vieckner and D Packer who stayed in town for a few days Mrs F G Hinds of Winnipeg returned with them to
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A. Krampetz
Winnipeg
David Brigel
Louis Brigel
Logan Ave
Holy Ghost R.C
H. Leith
Visitor R Pearson Attends Short Stay in Town
R Pearson visits for a few weeks and stays at a local home. A whist drive and dance occurred Saturday night March 30 with Mrs Middlecote and W Sura as whist winners. Attendees report a good time.
Paraplegics at Deer Lodge Plan Winnipeg Group
A group of paraplegics at Deer Lodge Hospital near Winnipeg is near completing plans to form a local Winnipeg branch of the Canadian Paraplegic Association. It is expected to enroll more than thirty members within weeks and seek splints and other necessities for paraplegics without services, as such equipment is currently available only to veterans.
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Deer Lodge Hospital
Winnipeg
The
Canadian Paraplegic Association
Beausejour Trade Board To Discuss Hospital Plans
Beausejour Board of Trade will consider constructing a local hospital with Catholic church funding tied to municipal contributions. Dr. F W Jackson Deputy Minister of Health will address the meeting at Beausejour Town Hall on Tuesday April 8 at 8 30 p m.
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Beausejour
Board of Trade
Catholic Church
F. W. Jackson
Department of Health and Public Welfare
Hundreds Attend Three Day Agricultural Course
BEAUSEJOUR Hundreds of farmers attended a three day agricultural short course in the municipal chambers sponsored by the Brokenhead Agricultural Society chaired by Vic Towle with Edward T Howe as agricultural representative. Lectures covered soil conservation tractor maintenance swine poultry weeds rural sewage disposal and building insulation dairy cattle judging and rural electrification. The program ended with educational films and a projector by N V Wiens of the National Film Board.
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D. C. Foster
Manitoba
John Connor
B. L. G. Cooke
Bonnie Hatchery
H. E. Woods
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
George Bryce
Bill Storsley
Walt Frazer
Extension Service
Department of Agriculture
D.D.T
N. V. Wiens
National Film Board
Obituary: John Mazur Dies at 70 in Thalberg
John Mazur aged 70 died at his home in Thalberg on Saturday March 23 after a prolonged illness. Born in Poland he came to the United States 45 years ago and spent life on a farm. Survived by his wife four daughters three sons and twelve grandchildren. Funeral services were held at his home Monday March 25 at 1 p.m. Burial followed at Mount Carmel Cemetery Stead with Rev Joseph Gurka M S of Beausjour officiating.
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John Mazur
Thalberg
Poland
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Stead
Joseph Gurka M. S
Beausejour
Pine Falls Red Cross elects officers at March meeting
At the Chateau Theatre on Sunday March 24 Pine Falls Branch of the Canadian Red Cross elected officers for the coming year President Jack Nixon 1st Vice President Don Reid 2nd Vice President Mrs S Poitras Secretary Mrs C B Davies Treasurer A O Kruger Executive members include Mesdames M Pereux O Papineau G Stewart Alex Iwanick and others.
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Chateau Theatre
Pine Falls
Canadian Red Cross
Jack Nixon
Don Reid
S Poitras
C. B. Davies
A. O. Kruger
Mesdames M. Pereux
O. Papineau
G. Stewart
Alex Iwanick
Pine Falls Red Cross fundraising drive urged
A list of organizers and canvassers including N Holick E Thomas A Stevens Rev Father Brocket M Dansereau N Walton B Mock Dr J E Lane E Dixon and F Lafrance announces plans to raise Pine Falls' quota for urgent Red Cross funds. Home visits are expected and residents are asked to be generous and supportive of volunteers donating their time.
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N. Holick
E. Thomas
A. Stevens
Father Brocket
M. Dansereau
N. Walton
B. Mock
J. E. Lane
E. Dixon
F. Lafrance
Pine Falls
Red Cross
Daisy Mae Blesses Earl Manson Home With Seven Spaniels
Daisy Mae has given birth to seven spaniels at the Earl Manson home this week. The new mother and pups are receiving many congratulations from visitors while the father is currently out of town and unreachable.
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Pine Falls
Daisy Mae
Earl Manson
Board of Trade Sponsors Clean Up Drive
The Lac du Bonnet District Board of Trade held its regular March meeting in the Municipal Hall with strong attendance. Frank Brown led discussions on a town rest room and flood-control efforts for the Winnipeg River, while a clean-up and paint-up campaign is planned for April 15 to 30 led by Frank Brown Ken McCuaig Joe Sparman and Jack Wade.
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Lac du Bonnet
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
J. S. McDiarmid
Frank Brown
Ken McCuaig
Joe Sparman
Jack Wade
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