Harvest Rush Hits Western Canada as Workers Pour In
The Western Harvest sees thousands of East Coast harvesters arriving in Winnipeg and dispersing to the prairie provinces. Over fifty thousand men are expected to take part in gathering the crop as farms enter peak activity during the harvest season.
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Canada
Prairie Provinces
West
Winnipeg
Initial payments set for wheat and oats by western pools
An initial payment of 1.00 a bushel for 1925 wheat at Fort William was decided by the three western wheat pools of Saskatchewan Alberta and Manitoba. An initial 34 cents per bushel for oats was announced by A J McPhail president of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool. About 1 159 187 acres of oats had been signed up to last week end for the coarse grain pool in Saskatchewan. Barley flax and rye payments to be set in coming days.
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Fort William
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Wheat Pool
Winnipeg
A.J. McPhail
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
McPhail
Bank of Montreal Crop Report Summary
The Prairie Provinces report cutting underway with hot spells and showers aiding late crops. Hail and rust damage noted in some areas. Quebec benefits from warmth but needs hot dry weather to ripen. Ontario reports favorable conditions and steady grain harvests. British Columbia drought accelerates crop and fruit maturity. Maritime provinces see rain slowing baying and potential potato crop impact. Manitoba experiences very warm weather with widespread showers and some hail. rust present but damage unclear until threshing. Overall average crop expected.
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Prairie Provinces
Quebec
Ontario
British Columbia
Maritime Provinces
Manitoba
A Trip Through North West Manitoba
A travelogue praises Manitoba’s season and scenery from MacGregor to the Saskatchewan border. It notes wheat crops near average with rust concerns, drought in the northwest, and abundant yet uneven yields, highlighting parks and fertile valleys along the Assiniboine River and nearby ranges.
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Saskatchewan
Assiniboine
MacGregor
Miniota
R Mountains
Manitoba
Lacie Aid Meeting Notice at Rosemill Church
Sabbath School and church services listed with times on Sunday and Wednesday. The Lacie Aid will meet in the Rosemill Church on Wednesday August 25 at 5 o clock. full attendance requested.
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Lacie Aid
Parish Meeting After Evening Service On August 23
Sunday family services listed with Sunday School Bible Class Evensong and Sermon. Mr Hallett to conduct the evening service. Parishioners urged to attend as important matters are to be discussed at the place of the service.
TENDERS FOR WOOD FOR MACGREGOR SCHOOL
Sealed tenders due by 6 p.m. August 22 1925 for delivery to MacGregor School before October 1 1925 of ten cards of seasoned poplar wood. Must be 90 percent white poplar and four feet long. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. E Lewin MacGregor SD 240.
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MacGregor School
Harness and horse gear items for stable needs
Advertises harnesses rushes curry combs clippers and horse care gear. Offers bags blankets wraps halters and related stable supplies. Promotes as a headquarters for horse goods and reed-related items.
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Wesco
Cashin Bank
Superintendent of Insurance
Portage LA Prairie Farm Insurance Company
Portage la Prairie
Man
Per Taylor & Colwill
Imperial Oil Ltd
Polarine and Mobiloil
J. Blair
W. Quinn MacGregor
A. F. L. Palmer
North West
United States
America
Donvine
Dominion of Canada
United Church
Sabbath School
Church Service
Rosemill
Anglican Church
ST. Paul's
Phurscays
E. Lewin
Ato Cooper
F. H. Smith Baker and
J. M Acgregor
Watkins
G. W. West
the Watkins Man
H. A. Lye
Farmers’ Co-Operative
Manitoba Co-Operative Dairies Ltd
Sherbrooke St. Winnipeg
Becker