Complacency On Tuberculosis Fight In Manitoba
A Manitoba message urges continued alertness against tuberculosis despite progress. It notes 1860 Canada deaths annually, 18 000 missing in sanatoria, and 1100 Manitobans in sanatoria daily. It highlights Christmas Seals funding free chest x ray clinics and urges renewed public support to eradicate TB and sustain prevention, education, and rehabilitation programs.
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Canada
Manitoba
William Osler
Itoba
Manitoba legislator W C Miller born in Waterloo Ontario
The Honorable W C Miller was born February 7 1896 in Waterloo Ontario, son of Bertram B Miller and Pauline Miller. He served in WWI with the 28th Battalion and was wounded twice. Miller settled in Gretna in 1921, held multiple local posts, led the Manitoba School Trustees Association, and was elected to the Manitoba Legislature for Morden Rhineland in 193. He served as Provincial Secretary in 1948, Speaker in 1950, and Minister of Education from August 1950.
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W. C. Miller
Waterloo
Ontario
Bertram B
Pauline Miller
Manitoba
Germany
France
28Th Battalion
City of
Winnipeg
Mr. Muller
Edwardn Gahn
L. F. Roberts
M. J. Babbidge
Clayton
Gretna
Government of
Glenmoor By Mrs. E. J. OTTO
Last Saturday Mr and Mrs Mike Bychuk attended a christening party in Winnipeg for infant Douglas Daniel Kwiecien. Elmer Pachal and Bychuk family workers at Lac du Bonnet bridge are named. Families visit Powerview and Selkirk hospital. Polio recovery efforts ongoing for Gladys Rach in Winnipeg clinic. Cordwood bush preparations begin as Schwark Bros lead early equipment departures.
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Post Office Department
Ottawa
Allegra
Lorraine Krieger Greenwald
Elsie Petznick
Beausejour
W. W. Childe
E. Green Oak
J. Ferens
Childe
Lac du Bonnet
Brokenhead
Margery Mariash Molson
Z. Sabat
Buchan
Carol Ancel
Pine Falls
L. A. Frayne
C. Gmiterek
Seven Sisters Falls
S. Gittins Garson
Shirley Bogie Thalberg
W. Ferens
Clenfields
Beverley Belten
Tyndall
L.A. Wawryshyn
Gienmoor
J. Otto
Victoria Beach
M. M. Smith
Grand Marais
W. Kowalchuk
Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Mike Bychuk
Lac du Bonnet Bridge
Elmer Pachal
Walter
Nick
Mike
Ronald Bychuk
Dictating machine pitch ends with thought power joke
A visitor sells a dictating machine promising effortless writing while the owner discovers the device can reproduce his column as he speaks. He realizes thinking remains the hard part, but embraces the electronic age despite the effort. Community notes follow with socials, birthdays, and condolences.
Whitemouth Community Notes Include Union Meeting Speaker
A Farmers Union gathering in Whitemouth Municipal Hall will feature Rudolph Usick as guest speaker with Dennis Nimchuk and Mrs A Laneway. The event, rescheduled to November 25, runs 3 pm to 8 pm and includes a home cooking table and fish pond.
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Unnion
Rudolph Usick
Dennis Nimchuk
A. Laneway
Cable Pioneer Sir Sanford Fleming Opens Pacific Link
Sir Sanford Fleming, a Canadian engineer, laid the first trans Pacific cable in 1887 establishing a communications link across the ocean. His pioneering work enabled faster global telegraph messages and marked a milestone in imperial connectivity.
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Sir Sanford Fleming
Pacific
Canada’s Vast Role in Global Electricity Use
Canada stands among the world’s top producers and consumers of electricity per capita, reflecting its substantial energy base and high per person consumption. The statement highlights Canada’s significant position in both generation capacity and daily usage within the national economy and lifestyle.
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Canada
River Hills Notices of local visits and events
Mrs A Klepatz visited at her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Jim McLean at Fork River for several days. Mrs L Knopf was a patient in Whitemouth hospital again but is now home. A surprise farewell party for Mr and Mrs Rud Sieg was held at their home on Saturday Nov 6. They received a coffee table. Mrs Milton Kroker welcomed a son born at Whitemouth Hospital Nov 1. Mrs Gus Schultz and Mrs Mike Klepatz are on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Ed Zink and family visited the Grabke parents last Sunday. Patronize Our Advertisers.
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Henry Steiner
Beausejour
Ed Malkoske
P. R. Paulsen
T. Law
B. Latta
Jim Thomson
Whitemouth Hospital Guild
John Schatkowsky
Willie Beeskau
Walter Milbrandt
Ed Rattai
Gospitel
A. Klepatz
Jim MacLean
Fork River
L. Knopf
Whitemouth Hospital
Rud Sieg
Milton Kroker
Gus Schultz
Mike Klepatz
Ed. Zink
Mrs
F. Grabke
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THE
Springfield Leader
Springfield
Springfield Leader Limited
D.G. Crook
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
BE. L. Ross
Sanatorium Board of Manitoba
SKY Commando
Dan Curyea
Frances Gifford
Touch Conners
Whitemouth Theatre
Ree BS Sports and Music
Glenmoor
E. J. Otto
C. Hlady
Selkirk Aspital
W. Hammerstedt
Powerview
P. Hlady
Hallowe'en
Little Gladys Rach
Schwark Bros
Magge
George McManus
Li's
Don Trithart
Calvin
Sandy Hayes
Roland Smart
Gloria Jean
Portage la Prairie Hospital
Harry Galan
Whitemouth School
Herman Gessel
Reggie Charney
Lenora Reimer
Felix Carlson
Dryden, Ont
Shirley
Letheman
A. Fehr
Morden
Man
Nick Letheman
Evelyn Kellner
Eoener
Ae Y
Ross United Church
Lillian Parsons
Ladies of
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Ed Lange
Margie Schieve
Vancouver
Joe Engler
C. J. Richey
Rennie
Mrs. Verne Winter
Hubert Jorgenson
Pepe
Ross United Church Ladies Aid
Cuas
S. Lac du Bonnet
River Hills
L. Rempel
Rawleigh
Rawleigh Co
Cockshutt
Victor Galay
Great Falls
Gunnar
Sandland
Richard Merke
Mary Neil Huntley
George Melville Huntley
Drache, Matlin and Weselak Solicitors
Laura Evelyn Bruce
Executrix
Drs. Davidson
Baizley Chiropractic Clinic
Somerset
Drache, Matlin and
Weselak
Municipal Hall
Joseph Bellan
Beausejour, Manitoba
T. C. Greschuk
D.C
Confederation
A. H. Basman
Beausejour Sivery
OFFIC
Beausejour Hotel
Portage Ave
Brian
Animal Hospital
Selkire
K. H. Robson
S. Sonya
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