Manitoba Legislature Prorogued After 59th Session
The Manitoba legislature prorogued its third session of the 18th legislature after a productive period. Premier officers noted 119 bills introduced, 105 passed all readings and received royal assent. A Mafeking cut-off resolution endorsing a north line from Mafeking to shorten Winnipeg Churchill rail links was supported unanimously.
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Manitoba
J. D. McGregor
Legislative Assembly
Mafeking
A. J. M. Poole
Dominion
Winnipeg
Churchill
School by law carries by large majority
The by law for spending 8000 dollars for two extra rooms at MacGregor School passed on Tuesday by about four to one with 139 in favor and 28 against. The School Board met to discuss plans and the Education Department is preparing specifications for a summer completion.
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MacGregor School
Department of Education
Weepawa Conservatives Plan Bold Nomination Contention
A Neeawa meeting Monday set plans to form a convention for selecting a candidate. Delegates discussed strategy and arrangements for a bold nomination contest.
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Weepawa
Nominating Convention Set For Neepawa May 12
Dr J S Poole opened the meeting with about sixty present as the Conservative candidate for Neeawa. H R Hooper moved that the nominating convention be held in Neepawa town and E S Everall seconded. The motion passed unanimously and a date of Monday May 12 was fixed. Representatives at the convention will be chosen by poll two delegates and two alternates from each polling place.
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Neeawa
J. S. Poole
H.R. Hooper
Carberry
E. S. Everall
McCreary
Neepawa
Beaver Farmer John H Pears Dies at 61
John H. Pears, a Beaver farmer, died in Winnipeg General Hospital on Wednesday April 16 after months of ill health. He was 61 years old. The funeral will be held Friday at 2 p.m. from the Beaver farm home to Beaver Creek cemetery. The Herald extends condolences to the bereaved family.
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Winnipeg
John H. Pears
Beaver
Pears
Winnipeg General Hospital
Beaver Creek
Herald
Experimental Farm Notes On Wheat Ceres Introduction
Ceres wheat was introduced to Canada by Brandon Experimental Farm with Dr Waldron of North Dakota Agricultural College guiding. It yields higher than Marquis and shows stem rust resistance though straw is weaker. Kernels are longer and less plump, with more starch in bushy soils.
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Ceres
Canada
Brandon
Waldron
North Dakota Agricultural College
Community newspaper urges timely, reciprocal news tips
The paper appeals for readers and organizations to submit local happenings promptly. It explains it cannot publish everything, but welcomes items from groups with their own reporters. Late material harms value and adds to production challenges.
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Noth Norfolk
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