Explains Tax Act at Portage la Prairie meeting
The July 2 meeting in Portage la Prairie discussed the Cor salidation of Arrears of Taxes act with Murray Fisher of Winnipeg outlining provisions. Municipal councils must pass a by law to apply the act which allows ten percent payment on arrears if paid October first, with remaining arrears and interest spread over years. officials expressed hope residents and mortgage holders will cooperate to fund services and schools, and promised to face the burden fairly.
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Portage la Prairie
Murray Fisher
Winnipeg
de Puty
Portage I Norfolk
Bers of
Fisher
Holidaying at Clear Lake
A letter from Mel MacDonald at Clear Lake describes Manitoba's popular summer resort with hundreds of visitors from across Canada and the United States. He praises the grounds gravel drives a golf course and a scenic view from the cabin high above the lake as a fine holiday destination. He plans to return via a scenic route through Neepawa Clanwilliam Erickson Bethany Norgate and Kelwood.
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Mel. MacDonald
Manitoba
Canada
States
Neepawa
Clanwilliam
Erickson
Bethany
Norgate
Kelwood
Holidays Makers Visit Beauty Spots at Home
Readers are urged to explore local beauty spots across Manitoba and their own province for a richer holiday experience. The article notes practical tips and suggests planning trips to enjoy national scenery without traveling abroad.
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Manitoba
Brandon College to Pilot Grade XI Term Feasibility
Brandon College plans a pilot Grade XI term starting Sept 1 ending May 20 as a feasibility test for a tier 1 secondary option. The nine month schedule aims to reduce residence costs, allowing local students to stay home until threshing ends and return by spring. The college expects to enroll a hundred or more Grade NP students if needed, with final exams completed a week earlier than NI Grade.
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Brandon College
Te Ty
Brandon
Wester Manitoba
Renew Your Herald Subscription for 1932 Year
Address renewal instructions for expired or overdue Herald subscriptions. Encourages renewing for 1932 and asks for past dues alongside a renewal for another year.
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The
Herald
Crop Outlook Report From Prairie Provinces Details Maturity And Pests
The weekly crop report notes prairie crops nearing maturity with favorable conditions in most areas while heat and pests cause damage in several regions. Ontario reports satisfactory progress with good yields except in some sections. Manitoba shows wheat filling well but widespread harvest delays expected. Coarse grains are uneven, southern areas hit by pests and rust.
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Manitoba
Well Worth A Visit At Albert Walker Farm
About eighty people attended an open event at the Albert Walker farm home on the district station property. Speakers from WA Farms Corp and educational talks highlighted the outing, praising Walker’s forty two years in the area and his well-kept land with crops, orchards, plums, apples, and abundant grasses.
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Albert Stration Station
Walker
Rime
Katrime News Roundup and Local Fair Highlights
August visitors travel to Ferniss Sask to visit Mrs. Fern Thomas and Mrs. W. McKelvy. Families from Carberry and Winnipeg join locals for weekend at Robt Hodg. G J Stapleton returns from Jack Fish Lake with Gowan after two week holiday. Katrime Softball takes third prize at Gladstone Fair with Wells and Shaw earning multiple horse prizes including wins for four-horse team.
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Fern Thomas
W. McKelvy
Bey
C. Sears
Lundy and
Art
Carberry
Robt. Hodg
Gladstone
Katrime
Geo, Wells
W. R
Mr. Wells
Mr. Shaw
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Mr. Fisher
Sons of
Muir
North Noro
Pdell
Portage
Clear Lake
Mel
Nesco
D. Sutherland & CO
MacGregor
Kirshner, Rabkin & CO
Aylmer
Clark
Silver Bell
Je Weekly
Bank of Man
Ontario
Rohard
Gardens
1 Farms Corp WA
Arthur Williams
Gay Bolton
Elsie Smith
Ferniss
J. Duncan
Mrs. Heden
Jimmy
Mrs. Bolton
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