Women speakers highlight bee culture and honey in province
The conference featured an address on bee culture and the honey situation by a woman, with musical selections by Mrs. Geo Painter and others. The Dauphin Plains Players presented the comedy Goose Mongy, closing the event as A Sibbald spoke on the men’s UF.M. work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Geo. Painter
W. Caldwell
Harrison Wright
Lilian Wright
Millee
Stevensom
Goose Mongy
Dauphin Plains Players
A. Sibbald
Uf.m
District conference of United Farm Women held in Pollen Hat
The third annual district conference drew delegates from Silverwood Dauphin Plains Spruce Bluff Dickson Durston and Mountview with Mrs W E Phillips elected chair and Mrs T Hutchson as conference secretary. Talks covered rural school problems world peace Kellogg Pact and legislative gains for married women with participation from local councils and the Manitoba Cooperative Creamery Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.F.W.M
United Farm Women
Pollen Hat
Silverwood
Dauphin Plains
Spruce Blut
Dickson
Durston
Mountview
W. E. Phillips
T. Hutchson
Fred C Middleton
Mayor Robson
J. H. Ritchie
Alexander
Children’s Aid Society
T. T. Malcolm
R. M. Stevenson
Delates
J. N McFadden
Women’s Institute of
Wilsop River
A. Parker
LO DE
Widmeyer
Gray
Manitoba Cooperative Creamery Co
W. D Bayley
Winnipeg
United Farm
Amendments to Canada Grain Act Pass House and Senate
June action sets new grain standards and inspections. It abolishes the hybrid ticket and raises rules for mixed grain from the Great Lakes head. Saskatchewan inquiry evidence backs the changes. Manitoba Cooperative Conference to exhibit at Brandon Summer Fair under the Co operative Headquarters sign near the grandstand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Senate
Agricultural Committee
Saskatchewan Royal Grain Inquiry Commission
Board of Grain Commissioners
Manitoba Co-operative Conference
Brandon
Co-operative
Poplar Wood Shapes Future Fur and Rayon Industry
The article notes poplar timber rises in value as a mainstay of fur production supporting beaver and rabbit populations. It highlights Canadian poplar and spruce as key in artificial silk rayon and mentions artificial hair advancement, predicting poplar will supply fur, lining, and inner lining for fur coats. Subscribe to the Dauphin Herald.
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Holts “Mountain Crew
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Glenlivet Distillery
Strathspey
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J. J. Crowe CO. Ltd
W.C. Dennison
Dauphin Fair
Windsor
Ontario
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Chrysler Motors
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