Harvest Sale Rules and Resale Price Limits
Seedtime provisions note exclusions for sales exchanges or barters used for resale. All resales of products or articles fall under maximum price regulations.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 25, 1942
Page
4
Seedtime provisions note exclusions for sales exchanges or barters used for resale. All resales of products or articles fall under maximum price regulations.
The Wartime Prices and Trade Board in Winnipec outlines a 5 percent ceiling on farm machinery price increases in Canada based on 15 September to 11 October 1941 data. Farmers are urged to inspect implements, obtain spare parts, and note exemptions from licensing and rent control while gasoline privileges are allocated by category. Drivers planing low annual mileage should consider Category A gasoline to cover up to 3000 miles.
McConnell Palm Sunday observance set for next Sunday on the McConnell-Decker field with the address In the Garden with Him and special music. Invitations extended to families and attendees.
Mr and Mrs J Tenner visit Winnipeg and Elton this week. Laverne Bedford returns to Winnipeg after several days with his parents. Maurice Bedford of the RCA F Training School in Winnipeg visits Decker. Ladies' Aid and W.M.S. host Mrs L Cochran. Red Cross dance and card party held despite bad roads and limited attendance with Lavinia orchestra. YPU planning special service next Sunday with Miss Bergstinson of Winnipeg addressing Vita Hospital topic. Hamiota YPU guests of Decker group. Community invited.
Donna Smattie of Oakbern attended a performance at Memorial Hall under YPU auspices. The Blakne dramatic society staged Deacon Dobbe on Monday. Achievement Day for the Foods and Nutrition Course will be Saturday at 2:30 pm in Hall A followed by a Silver Tea for WI. Hugh Alexander visited Winnipeg last weekend and stayed with local families before returning via Cartwright Neeppawa and Ridgel homes. Wilfred Drysdale also mentioned.
Lavinia Francis Hawkins arrived back from a three month holiday on Tuesday. The Irish supper was well attended that evening. Mr. Shackleford and Messrs James spent the week in Winnipeg. Central group quilted at Mrs. M McConnell's Thursday. North group quilted at Mrs. A N Thompson's Thursday. South group quilted at Mrs. L Skayman’s Friday. East group quilted at Mrs. Van Norman's last week.
The article urges Prairie farmers to increase flax acreage to support oil supplies for war. It advises germination testing, mercurial seed treatments, and specific varieties like Royal flax and Red Wing for Saskatchewan Manitoba Alberta. Seed rates range 25 to 40 pounds per acre with fallow, and recommends combining sowing with wheat or careful separate sowing.
Municipalities and school districts in Manitoba have long skipped publishing abstracts of annual financial statements to save costs. A Manitoba Municipalities convention favored amending the Municipal Act to allow publication only at municipal offices, while the Associated Boards of Trade urged government enforcement of publication. The economy motive is acknowledged but balanced by call for transparency.
The article argues for the Act requiring publication of municipally generated financial positions. Taxpayers deserve access to the information to monitor administration. It notes no comparison to publicity effectiveness and encourages attending the municipal office to view the statements.
The Post Office Department reports a lost 4 westbound steamer with 906 bags of mail and notes rising overseas military mail since 1941. In 1941 Canada sent 11,413,800 letters and 65,000,000 cigarettes monthly to troops, with parcels and tobacco shipments rising as Army Postal authorities ensure steady tobacco supply.
Breakdown of mail shipped overseas shows tobacco gifts are only part of a much larger military mail flow. The 1941 volume surge underlines the need for public cooperation so postal staff can focus on delivering regular mail rather than correcting misaddressed letters or repacking damaged parcels.
Circular advertises a Dominion Business College Winnipeg course valued at 200 dollars with a 32 percent cash discount. The Echo Office invites readers to apply for the savings.
Dr. W. Neatby highlights 28 recommended varieties across wheat oats barley and flax noting improvements in rust resistance and wilt resistance. He stresses the essential role of seed growers and the partnership with breeders and government inspectors to maintain pedigreed seed stocks and high quality cereal crops.
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