Hospital Guild Raises 177.41 at Whitemouth Drive
The Whitemouth Hospital Guild reports net proceeds of 177.41 from a August 12 event a cold plate supper and a home cooking sale. Door receipts totaled 127.48 canvassing added 13.45 home sale 24.88 and a 11.60 raffle cushion cover. A post event food box was sent to the hospital with 31 pounds sugar eight pounds butter two jars salad dressing six jars pickles one quart canned peas and five tins crushed pineapple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth Hospital
Ancient Jewish betrothal as binding as marriage
The article notes that among ancient Jews betrothal was formal and binding, equating it in effect to marriage, with repercussions for engagement and family duty. It underscores the seriousness assigned to betrothal in historical Jewish culture and law.
Trapp Wins Liberals Nomination In Brokenhead Riding
Albert F. Trapp of Brokenhead secured the Liberal nomination to contest the by election after N. J. Stryk’s death in Ladywood. Four nominees started the race with W Chryplywy eliminated first, Reeve Wojciechowski dropped second, leaving Trapp to win on the third ballot by a solid margin. Premier Campbell Hon W Morton J R Solomon and others addressed delegates as 96 of 107 delegates from 35 polls voted in one of the riding’s largest conventions.
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St. Clements
Albert F. Trapp
Brokenhead
N. J. Stryk
Ladywood
W Chryplywy
Wojciechowski
A. F. Trapp
Campbell
Hospital Coffers Enriched by 42 Dollars
The women of Allegra and Glenfields organized a charity picnic at Duma's farm to benefit Beausejour hospital. Despite rain they raised 41.75 dollars and plan to form local Guilds to support the hospital, thanking Mr Duma and district supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegra and
Glenfields
Duma
Beausejour Hospital
Allegra
Beausejour tournament heat as fans endure cold weather
Over one thousand fans braved wind and intermittent showers to watch the Beausejour Baseball tournament. Portage la Prairie and Oakville’s final was halted by darkness after rain delayed games. Norman edged Beausejour in a marathon, with Fisher Branch, Oakville, Portage la Prairie advancing to the money rounds.
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Portage la Prairie
Oakville
Stonewall
Pirates
Winnipeg
Keewatin
Northern All Stars
Hydro
Pine Falls
Fisher Branch
Selkirk
Beausejour
Arborg
Erie
Starbuck
Dryden
Norman
Toulon
Free Blood Transfusions Benefit Manitobans
Red Cross blood transfusion service reports 6826 people received free transfusions in six months, saving an estimated $170000. Agreements with Winnipeg hospitals and other centers cover free blood and service. Mobile clinics have toured several towns and need 150 to 200 volunteer donors per clinic to sustain the program.
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Red Cross
Cecil Harris
Tubercular Survey Sets Dates in Four Springfield Districts
The Rural Municipality of Whitemouth council in August agreed to conduct a tuberculosis survey across four districts with the Manitoba Tuberculosis Sanatorium board. Sessions are planned at Whitemouth hall, Whitemouth school, Elma Provista hall, River Hills and Oldenburg schools, Seven Sisters venues from Sept 19 to Sept 23, inviting all residents to participate.
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Springfield
Whitemouth
Manitoba Telephone System
E. A. McCullough
Chartered Accountants
Province of
Manitoba
Manitoba Tuberculosis Sanitorium Board
Whitemouth School
Whitemouth ‘Municipal Hall
Ma Provista Hall
River Hills
Oldenburg School
Seven Sisters Community Hall
Seven Sisters School
Rutledge
Rural Electrification Gains Across Manitoba Towns
The Manitoba Power Commission reports July progress in rural electrification led by W D Fallis. Six hundred forty eight farms across Pipestone Birtle Russell Ellice North Norfolk North Cypress Edward and Arthur plus Deerhorn Woodworth Scarth Cromer Alonso gained hydro service. Lac du Bonnet will also receive power, expanding to 355 communities served.
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Manitoba Power Commission
W. D. Fallis
Pipestone
Birtle
Russell
Ellice
North Norfolk
North Cypress
Edward
Arthur
Deerhorn
Woodworth
Scarth
Cromer
Alonso
Lac du Bonnet
Commission
Australia forecasts wheat acreage at 12 to 12.3 million
Australia’s wheat plantings are seen at 12 to 12.3 million acres, slightly below the 12.5 million last two years and under the 1935 39 average of 13.1 million. Floods in New South Wales cut sowings by about ten percent, while U S wheat carryover on July 1 stands at 417 million bushels, larger than last year but well below 1942 record.
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Australia
New South Wales
United States
Greece Aid and Rebel Forces Size Revealed
The Greek rebels, backed by the United States with nearly 170 million dollars in aid, field about 25,000 soldiers in the conflict.
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United States
Moderation in Exercise for City Dwellers
The article argues for regular moderate activity rather than strenuous bouts. It highlights walking as the best convenient form of exercise for urban residents, noting it costs nothing and supports overall health.
Renewal notice from Springfield Leader Society
A reader requests renewal of a one year subscription for two dollars and encloses payment. The message specifies the Springfield Leader's address at Leader Building St James Manitoba and asks for continued service.
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Springfield
St. James, Man
Laying of Water Pipe Lines To Commence at Month End
Lac du Bonnet Water Co operative reports that pipe laying will start by month end and aim to finish by November 1 subject to Utilities Board bylaw approval. Voting qualifications require freehold land valued at least $400 with residency in village. joint owners may vote if each qualifies.
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Lac du Bonnet
Utilities Board
Sleep and Health: The Need for Adequate Rest
Nearly everyone needs on average eight hours of sleep daily to stay fit and healthy. Many people function with less, but irritability weight loss and fatigue may appear. Adequate regular sleep is essential for proper work and daily activities.
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Aindall Ladywood
Elma Ay
Seven Sisters Falls
Pointe DU Bois
Pinawa
Las DU Bonnet
Hospital Guild
W. Chryplywy
F. Klym
Libau
Reeve E. Wojciechowski
J. Apritchard
W. L. Rutledge
Pulp and Paper
Ronald Baker
H. Baker
Jack Grant
Vancouver
H.M.C.S. Cayuga
U.S. Naval
Provincial Library
Legislative
Han
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Fiper
Bill McLeod
Assiniboine Park
Sandy
Khown
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