Public funds urged to curb at Hamiota Board of Trade
The Hamiota Board of Trade voices strong opposition to extra public spending and Dominion debt, arguing the Manitoba Agricultural College is valuable and should not be closed. They warn of rising taxes from a proposed post office expansion and urge prudent budgeting amid costly government programs.
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Robert Douglas
Crandall
Manitoba
Hamiota
W. J. Kurgess
Hamiota Echo
Hamiota Board of Trade
Manitoba Agricltural College
Board of Trade
Dominion
Farland Light
Barley Shown Excellent for Poultry Feeding on Farms
Experimental results from the Manitoba Agricultural College Poultry Department show barley as a highly effective feed for growing chicks and laying hens. When mixed with oats and wheat and boosted with protein to about 20 percent, four pounds of feed yield one pound of broilers. Barley use spreads to most chick rations and lowers production costs while improving egg hatchability of commercial flocks if extended to laying hens.
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Wan Eo
Poultry Department
Manitoba Agricultural College
M. C. Herner
College
Fem
Thes
The Telephone Question In Manitoba
The Hamiota Board of Trade urges Western Manitoba boards to discuss reforming the telephone system. They propose a minimum rental with a set number of free calls and per call charges beyond that, to restore service fairly as usage per householder increases revenue. The note includes local items on Wallace Gibson's visit, snow melt improving travel, and Frederick Norton funeral notice.
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Manitoba
Fruits and Vegetables Good for Winter Cooking
A grocery brief highlights on onions and lettuce with winter produce. Spitzenbergs apples priced at 13 pounds for 25 cents. Fresh crisp lettuce also featured for shoppers.
Weid's Store News: Tea Prices Across Brands
Salada Tea per pound 25 cents and 49 cents Kadana Tea 29 cents Jelly powders in assorted flavors noted.
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Weid's Store News
Closing Meeting of the YP S Season Held at Thornton Home
The YP S season finale met on Tuesday March 28 at Mr F Thornton’s home. Only 11 members and three visitors attended due to road conditions. The president presided as the roll call cited four proverbs. The literary and social committee led by Milt Mansell organized games and contests. A lunch-time vote of thanks honored the Thornton family for their hospitality.
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F. Thornton
Milt. Mansell
Thornton
Shaw visits San Francisco aboard Empress of Britain
Irish dramatist Bernard Shaw arrived in San Francisco on the Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Britain and denied saying he would never visit America. He quipped that interesting Americans come to see him, a point proved by a photo in the Mayfair lounge with Mayor Angelo Rossi, who appeared in a cutaway with a carnation.
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Sorge Bernard Shaw
San Francisco
America
Mayfair
Angelo Rossi
Shaw
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Minister of Agriculture and Immigration
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District Fire Office
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Othee
Yours Sincerely
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