Village of Hamiota Auditor's Report 1941 Financials
Municipal Auditor E. H. Floyd submits a full audit of the Village of Hamiota for the year ended 1941. Exhibits include balance sheet revenue and expenses, cash receipts and disbursements, schedules on tax assets and bank reconciliation, plus notes on by laws and insurance. The report commends the treasurer's orderly records and notes areas needing attention such as stagnant sundry account and missing burglar insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Municipal Commissioner
Hamida
Manitoba Power Commission
Automobile License Department
The
Municipal and Public Utility Board
County Court of
Hamvvta
E. H. Floyd
Honor Roll of Bedford and Nearby Students
A long list of names appears as a local honor roll or accolades roster including Beamish Bedford Beggs Bidoski Brooks Brooks Baldwin Baxter Baxter Higham Henry Hippenstall Hern Hibbert Caldwell Knight Kirk Kirk Curll Dale Davis Lemon Lewis Liddle Lindsay Longmuir Mair Mathison Maitland Mansell Dickie Dillon Mansell Easton MacGarvie Hogan Hudson Horne Hughes Hunsaker Hubbard Jackson Jamieson Johnston Josey Sobkowich Sobkowich Squibb Squibb Stinson Stolbeck Sutherland Trewin Walker Warren McIntosh McKinnon and others noted for recognition in the community school records or event program.
The World Wheat
The article by BH. G. L. Strange, director of The Crop Testing Plan, discusses global wheat trends, research aims, and agricultural strategies. It outlines aims to improve yields, adapt varieties to climates, and coordinate testing across regions for better food security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. G. L. Strange
Future of Wheat Causes for Prairie Farmers’ Dilemma
An opinion piece argues that postwar demand will drive farmers to rely on high quality wheat, not merely switch to meat or dairy. It notes German occupied Europe yields, Argentina weather, and rising livestock prices in Winnipeg and Chicago. Canada calls for War Savings Certificates to aid democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Denmark
Ireland
Polland
Europe
Winnipeg
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
United Kingdom
Prisoner crews treated as shipmates on voyage to Britain
German and Italian submarine officers and crew members captured at sea were brought to Britain aboard a British battleship. They received the same rations and sleeping accommodation as the ship’s company, unlike British prisoners on German ships. Officers are shown blindfolded, disembarking at a British port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Nations Dance for Jimmy Gowler in Winnipeg
Youthful Winnipeg musician Jimmy Gowler leads an orchestra and records folk dances from Russia, Czechoslovakia, Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. Dancers Miss Gladys Punkyk in Polish dress demonstrates polonias while Miss Marion Kummon and Miss Greta Hammarstrand share steps. costumes are authentic and valuable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Gowler
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Jimmy
CBC
Gladys Punkyk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wionipeg
Teo
Hamiota
Sn Carers
Hiedhimay
Eee OD
Sae Tee
Dominion of Canada
Registrar General—Special Survey
Corporation
U. S
Brown, A
Brown, E. M
Brown, W. J
Bradley L. Brooke, B
Brown, D
Army and Navy Veterans
Canada
His Majesty's Forces
Joe MacMillan
Anderson, Jno
Arbuthnott, A
Arbuthnott, W
Arthur, Hector
Gradwell,a H
Grenek, Sandy
Brandon
Norvel
Burgess, W J
Clack, J
Clark, Alex
Clark, John
Coldicott, S. H
Dale, Lorne
Davis, L
Davis, Ae
Decker, RL
Lemon, James
Dempsey
Mansell, A. C
Dickie
HR. Dillon
R J
Mansell, C. W
Mansell, J
Mansell, M. E
Fraser, A M
Fraser, Agnes
Fraser, J. Clark
Mitchell, John
Moreside
Roy Murray
C. KE
Nimmo, J A
Nimmo
Keough, L D
Hunsaker
W. Hubbard
G Jackson
Miss Jamieson
James Johnston
H Josey
Albert
Josey, Frank
Josey, Fred
Kelly, Albert
Rothnie, W. J
E. Runchey
W E. Ruttan
C G Shaw, Alex
Skillicorn
Sked, C
Sked, D
Sheardown
W G
Strickland, B
Sutherland, J A
Trewin, T. W
Walker, John
MacMurachy, A
MacMurachy
D Mitchell, Connty
Bbe
Damiota Echo
Jose
the World Wheat
the Nations
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