Charleswood Wins Trophy in Roads Competition
The Rural Municipality of Charleswood received the Carleton Club trophy for best kept municipal roads in suburban areas at the Manitoba Good Roads association awards. Reeve J H Cathcart will accept at the November 2 meeting and dinner at Marlborough hotel, with Minister William Morton presenting.
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William Morton
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Percy Beachell
Rosser
R.M. of
Lorne
Union of Manitoba Municipalities
Making Hunting A Safer Sport
A safety guide urges at least 95 percent of hunting accidents to be preventable through fundamentals of safe gun handling. It stresses treating every gun as loaded, never point at people, unload before transport, keep guns uncocked or unloaded, and always check for loaded status indoors or outdoors. Observing these rules preserves safety and trust among hunters.
Lac du Bonnet Place Description by Kennard
W. S. Kennard describes a site at Lac du Bonnet near the municipal gravel pit, located south of town in section E 14-10. The notes sketch land characteristics and access considerations for local development.
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W. S. Kennard
Local Notes and Upcoming Events in St. Clements Riding
Mr and Mrs D A McKee visit relatives in town with son David. Eddie Richards arrives to receive a Moth air craft. Bert LeVasseur seeks hospital treatment with many friends wishing him a speedy recovery. Walbec theatre changes hands as Dan Kabaluk takes over controls. By election set for October 24 in St Clements following N J Stryck's death. Alex McIntosh returns from the east with a new Oldsmobile from Oshawa. Next week's Walbec show features Curtain Call and Cactus Creek twice on Friday and Saturday. Fred Hills marks his 63rd birthday on September 15. Minutes recap: old nuisance ground closed September 15, new site on part of Section 26.
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Cactus Creek
Progress by R J Deachman on the machine age debate
A reader criticizes a letter arguing the machine era reduces jobs while praising the West’s growth through machinery. He cites Prairie Provinces development, transportation needs, oil industry rise, and newsprint expansion as evidence that the machine age created employment and prosperity across regions.
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Prairie
Canada
West
East
Manitoba Blue Cross Enrolment Reaches 38 Percent
The report notes Manitoba with 38 percent of the population enrolled in Blue Cross, and Greater Winnipeg at 67 percent. It also highlights overall U S enrolment growth to over 38 million, with planned rise beyond 40 million by year end.
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Jones
United States
Province
Manitoba
Greater
Winnipeg
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