Beausejour Notes Busy Fire Week and Hockey Matchups
The Beausejour area reports two fires on Saturday at W. Brendt’s and a pool room in the evening. Beausejour hockey prepares for a home game against Pine Falls on January 19 after a 15–0 loss at Pine Falls. Curlers head to the Kenora bonspiel starting January 19. Captain Ed Englett starred in Beausejour’s 7–3 win over Winnipeg United College.
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W. Brendt
Pine Falls
Beausejour
Beausejour Midgets
Elmwood Giants
Kenora
Fred Rumak
Bob Emberly
Lorne Queen
Archie Neyedley
Claude Shields
Sandy Hayes
Pat Koslack
Jerome Shuster
The Toll of Death Tuberculosis claims sixteen daily in Canada
Tuberculosis causes sixteen deaths each day in Canada, with many victims potentially saved by early detection. Chest X rays can reveal hidden TB, allowing easier cures. X rays are quick simple and painless. Have one today.
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Canada
Longest river in Canada Mackenzie River
The Mackenzie River is the longest in Canada at about 2,514 miles, flowing across northern regions and serving as a major drainage system and geographic landmark.
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Canada
Mackenzie
Whitemouth Plans 1950 Drainage Project
The secretary treasurer outlined unfinished 1949 business noting a planned provincial drainage of a boggy area northeast of Whitemouth in 1950. The province intends to dig a four to five mile ditch from Smith Creek to the bog, with potential use of the municipal dragline for the project.
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Smith Creek
Seven Sisters Falls housing debate on subsidies and policy
A citizens panel in Seven Sisters Falls weighs government subsidies for low rental housing, arguing subsidies can improve standards and reduce fire hazards from makeshift dwellings while opponents say subsidies are only temporary aid. Respondents urge credit-like financing, tax relief, and tailored policy to expand affordable homes. The discussion covers past policy criticisms and the need for durable housing materials and nationwide focus on housing in the economy.
Whitemouth council debates land titles search and hospital levy
The council discusses municipal administration and the need for a Winnipeg Land Titles Office search to determine true ownership for the Whitemouth Hospital tax bylaw. Officials warn many properties may face tax sale in early April 1950 unless large arrears are paid and plan to mail reminder notices to taxpayers.
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Winnipeg Land Titles Office
Whitemouth Hospital
Estate of Leon Jacob Weselsk Beausejour Notice
Under The Trustee Act in the matter of the estate of Leon Jacob Weselak late of Beausejour Manitoba farmer deceased all claims must be sent to the undersigned at their office in Beausejour Manitoba on or before the 25th day of February 1950 DRACHE MATLIN COMPANY Solicitors for Anton Bernard Weselak and Margaret Elizabeth Weselak Administrators
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Leon Jacob
Lawrence Weselsk
Beausejour
Manitoba
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