Manitoba Election Results Spark Coalition Uncertainty
Manitoba voters left the province in confusion as Bracken’s Liberal-Progressives hold 22 seats while Conservatives have 16, LP-LCCF 7, Social Credit 5, Independents 2, Communist 1, and Deferred elections 2. Bracken proposed a coalition with Conservatives, rejected, leaving no clear majority and pending August 21 deferred polls at The Pas and Rupert's Land.
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Rupert's Land
Harvesting the Grain in Manitoba Farms
Harvesting and threshing operations are the order in Manitoba farms as hot dry weather has persisted. Yields range ten to twenty bushels per acre with grades mostly No 2 to 4. Wheat prices recently surpassed a dollar but have fallen below it this week, signaling a possible world shortage and increased demand on public treasury.
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Manitoba
Tribute to the Weely Press honors Manitoba weekly papers
Manitoba weekly newspapers were honored as The Doitrin L n was elected President at Carm. Mr Bennett delivered the presidential address in Winnipeg, praising the weekly press. He argued newspapers will gain more influence as cultural guides rivaling schools and churches, shaping mental and moral community life.
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Jon Association
Weekly Press
Canada
Dentist Merrill to Skip Mac Gregor Visit August 19
Dr Merrill will not visit Mac Gregor next Wednesday August 19 but will resume his usual visits the following Wednesday August 26 continuing regular appointments thereafter.
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Your Town and You Community Spirit Message
A local civic exhortation urges citizens to suggest town improvements and attract new industry. It stresses courtesy to visitors, friendly cooperation, and Christian love as drivers of social and economic progress for the town.
Agnes May Simpson Weds Joseph C Thompson at St Pauls Rectory
A quiet wedding was held at St Paul's Rectory on August 1. Agnes May Simpson married Joseph C Thompson of Mac. The Reverend G L Arm ed officiated. The couple plans to reside on a farm northwest of town. Friends extend best wishes for happiness and success.
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Agnes May Simpson
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Joseph C. Thompson
Mac
G.L. Armed
Clear Lake
Herald
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