Local residents on weekend visits and trips
Postweek notes list Mae Aogos and Mrs Mae Aogos spending Saturday in Brandon. George and Shirley Smithson return from a two month vacation near Edmondton. Jobo Walker visits family in Soaris. Hazel Brandon joins Winnipeg trip, and Hazel returns for a short vacation. Mr and Mrs George Watt with daughter Phyllis visit W J Johnson's home.
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N. Smith
Mae Aogos
Brandon
McPeely
Winnipeg
Sonday George
Shirley Smithson
Edmon
Red Crocs Sponsor Drive and Dance on October date
The Red Crocs announce a drive and dance event to be held Friday October Sth with further particulars to be released at a later date.
W I Meeting Highlights Overseas Aid and Busy Soldiers
The W I notes guest speaker Mrs Haney from Beulah spoke on The Potter and the Clay. Members plan handmade socks for Christmas parcels to boys overseas and report a Decker shipment of 10 pairs men’s socks 7 sleeveless sweaters 10 boys shirts 20 Turkish towels 5 boys overcoats 2 quilts.
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W.I
Mre Haney
Beulah
Jack Rosenberger
Norma Bailey
Geo Sonter
Celia Gill
Fero Lints
Bill Little
L. W Cochrane
Red Crose
Decker
R. R. Emerson Elected President of Line Elevators
R R Emerson a prominent Winnipeg grain man was chosen as president at the thirty-ninth annual general meeting in the Grain Exchange Building Winnipeg Tuesday The North West Line Elevators Association with 3400 country and terminal elevators and storage capacity about 274000000 bushels was organized in 1899 to govern transactions and reduce handling costs This association serves prairie farmers and operates an agricultural department for the farming community
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R. R. Emerson
Winnipeg
North - West Line Elevators Association
Grain Exchange
C. C. Head
S. D. MacEachern
C. Austin
McCabe Bros. Grain Co. Ltd
G F Copeland
Reliance Grain Co. Ltd
W J. Dowler
Parrish & Heimbecker Ltd
National Grain Co. Ltd
J. M. Gilchrist
Searle Grain
Agricultural Department
Cecil Lamont
North-West Line Elevators Association
Prairie Provinces
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
Canada
Efficient Local Industry and Canada Grain Handling System
The piece extols local country elevators as part of a worldwide grain handling network. It cites the Winnipeg Free Press on a record 500 million bushels marketed in the last crop year and argues Canadian elevators and transport are efficient, with strong prospects for moving western grain and retaining feed grain.
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The
Winnipeg Free Press
Canada
Lakehead
Canadian grain to Europe and Allies export drive
The article highlights growing shipments of feed grain to eastern Canada and rising demand from the United States for our coarse grains and wheat headed to Europe to relieve starved populations. It praises Canada's grain handling system and the vital role of local country elevator agents in farming services and crop improvement.
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Canada
United States
Free Press
The World Wheat by H G L Strange Director The Crop Testing Plan
The note presents The World Wheat by H G L Strange, director of The Crop Testing Plan, outlining aims, scope, and expectations for wheat research and broader agricultural improvements.
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H. G. L. Strange
Fall Plowing Warns Against Loss of Soil Moisture
The article urges farmers to conserve soil moisture by delaying fall plowing if weed growth is light. It notes postharvest rain stores moisture for next year and warns that turning soil exposes moisture to evaporation. It advises shallow cultivation or delaying plowing when weeds are not extreme.
Experi mental Farm Notes on Fall Planting and Propagation
Iris and peony roots propagate by transplanting in September and October at the Experimental Farm in Brandon. Lily bulbs may succeed in fall. tulip corms should be planted late September to early October. Fall planting of herbaceous perennials is possible. strawberries and raspberries propagate autumnally but require moist soil and favorable weather. Fruit trees and woody small fruits rarely succeed in fall. they can be dug in late October and stored for winter. Rain last Saturday delayed threshing locally.
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Brandon
Health Department Notice From Manitoba Government
Prepared by the Department of Health and Public Welfare of the Manitoba Government located at 320 Sherbrook Street Winnipeg.
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Department of Health and Public Welfare
Manitoba
Sherbrook Street
Winnipeg
Combined Nursing Course in Brandon and Winnipeg Hospitals
The affiliate nursing program trains two years at Brandon Mental Hospital then two years at Winnipeg General Hospital. It covers psychiatry, anatomy, physiology, bacteriology, and modern treatments including Losalin and Electric Shock therapy, hydrotherapy, and occupational therapy, with a focus on mental hygiene and child guidance. An urgent need for student nurses is emphasized to maintain provincial care during wartime.
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Brandon Mental Hospital
Winnipeg Genera Hospital
Winnipeg General Hospital
Brandon
Assiniboine
Dominion
Pope Miss Margaret McGhee Arrives for Holidays
Miss Margaret McGhee of London Ost arrived last Monday to spend holidays with her parents. Harvest Home service is set for September 26 while the anniversary service is planned for October 10 with a guest speaker to be announced. Red Cross shipment includes sleeveless sweaters, seaman long stockings, army socks, ladies ankle socks, ladies gowns, romp ers, survivor bags, five quilts, a knitted soldier’s wrap, and two infant gowns.
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Margaret McGhee
London
Harvest Home
Red Cross
Psira
Village Hamiota sets 1944 Revision court date
The Village of Hamiota holds the 1944 Court of Revision on Monday October 4 at 8 p.m. in the Council Chamber. The Army and Navy Veterans announce their Annual Jamboree on Saturday October 23. War Savings Certificates priced at 25 cents are on sale to support the Cigarette and Parcels Fund for overseas troops.
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Hamiota
Village of Hamota notice of assessment rolls inspection
Notice to ratepayers that the General and Personal Property Assessment Rolls are in the Secretary-Treasurer’s office for inspection until September 25. Appeals must be lodged by September 24. Council sits as a board. Dated at Hamiota September 3, 1943.
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Hamota
Coun
Hamiota
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