The World of Wheat by H C L Strange
A Saskatchewan official report compares grain handling costs to hog and bacon charges showing similar percentage losses: farmers receive a large portion while marketing, transport, processing, and storage take a smaller share. The author argues farmers pay low costs for grain handling and selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Taggart
Saskatchewan
Britain
Seaboard
Lakehead
Army to Expand Agricultural Leave for Western Soldiers
Ottawa announces new rules extending spring and harvest leave for Canadian Army personnel in prairie regions. Most restrictions removed, eligibility widened for all non overseas service and non training personnel, leave unpaid with soldiers bearing transport costs.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Great Prairie
House of Commons
W.C. Macdonald
National Defence
General
General Service and
National Resources Mobilization Act
J H McConnell Of Hamiota 1944 Rites Noted
The death of J H McConnell at his Hamiota residence on March 25 marks the passing of a longtime community leader born August 28 1860 in Prospect Hill Ontario. He migrated to Manitoba in 1882 settling near McConnell Manitoba and later helped establish lumber, creamery prize winning ventures and a family business. He served as M L A for Hamiota from 1914 to 1921 and remained active in the Masonic Lodge Canadian Order of Foresters and United Church. He leaves two sons and three daughters, six grandchildren and a great grandchild. funeral at Hamiota United Church on March 28 with local clergy and community members honoring a life of public service.
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J. H. McConnell
Hamota
Mr. McConnell
Prospect Hill
Ontario
Manitoba
McConnell
Minnie Brown
Winnipeg
Hamiota
James G
Saskatoon
C. L. McConnell
Gertrude
Pearl
Mildred
Moose Jaw
James
William
Edward
Winnipeg Resident Visits Parental Home and Red Cross Update
Mr. John Milne of Winnipeg visited his parents Mr and Mrs J Milne over the weekend. A total of 300 dollars has been sent to the Red Cross Campaign to date. An evening followed the Red Cross meeting on Thursday. Mrs W Park resigned and Mrs Cliff Gray was elected new vice president. Bingo raised 10.25 with prizes presented to Mrs W Park. Meetings will be held on the third Wednesday of each month.
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John Milne
Winnipeg
Mrs
J. Milne
Red Cross
W. Park
Cliff. Gray
Charities Reap $286 From Red Cross Drive Quilts Completed
Chumah district raised two hundred eighty six dollars credited to the Hamida and Crandall societies. The Ladies gathered at Mrs. W R Kirk's home last Thursday and finished two additional quilts.
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Chumah
Red Cross
Hamida and Crandall
W. R. Kirk
McConnell Lavinia and Decker Church Services
Lavinia McConnell holds church services with Sunday school at noon and afternoon sessions. Decker Church offers a service at 11 a.m. with Sunday school following at 1.30 p.m. Lavinia Church conducts 3.00 p.m. service and Sunday school.
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McConnell
Decker
Lavinia
War Savings Urgency and Blind-Made Brooms Promoted
Public notices urge immediate purchase of War Savings stamps and regular buying of brooms crafted by the blind. See the label on the brooms for confirmation of their makers.
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H.C. L. Strange
Mr. John #. McConnell
Hamiota United Church
W. G. Onions
B. O. Whitfield
G. H. Ruttan
W. W. Kirk
Geo. Baldwin
H. Moore
W. Few
Helen
Noreen McConnell
Shirley
Wilma Jackes
Eileen
Helen Wray
Joan
Sheila Hemphill
Connie
Jessie
May Turnbull
Joyce
Hilda Strickland
Lois Gilroy
James Warren
Miniota
W. K. Anderson
Kenton
Ed. Henry
Oak River
B. R. McNaught
J. M. Fraser
E. D. Hudson
F. C. Bennett
L. S. Taylor
Geo. S. Anderson
Robi. Pearson
Harvey
Mervyn
George
Alvin McConnell
Leslie Pangman
F. Decker
Oarner
Et Nationat
PAPH
Cali
Canadian National
Canadian National Dining
Canadian National Express
Canadian National System
United Nations
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Trans-Canada Air Lines
Canadian National Railways
Perarions
Churchill
President Roosevelt
Chiang Kai-shek
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