Crop Report From Canadian Pacific Details Harvest Progress
Rains have fallen across the west since the latest crop report. Most grains are in dough and pruning begins in several regions across provinces. Early wheat and barley are being cut, haying nearly finished, livestock thriving, and fruit shipments from British Columbia taper as apples move into packing houses later but should size and color well with adequate moisture.
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Agricultural Department
Canadian Pacific Railway
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Smnall
British Columbia
Transparent
Duchess
Correspondence Courses Public School Work Inaugurated
The Department of Education announces a system of correspondence instruction offered free to homes without access to public schools. Sets of studies in main subjects are provided with parent and pupil directions to approximate regular schooling. Information available from the Director of Correspondence Courses, Parliament Buildings, Winnipeg, Man.
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British Columbia
Department For Correction
Department of Education
Parliament Buildings
Winpipes
Man
Coarse Grain Pools Final Payment Details Released
Final payments totaling over 3 million dollars were mailed to Manitoba and Saskatchewan coarse grain pool members. Individual grain payments are oats 10.09 cents per bushel, flax 17.27 cents, barley 20.23 cents, rye 11.97 cents, with totals and deductions noted. overall Manitoba pool payouts reach 1,687,577 dollars.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
F E. B. Ramsay
Central Selling Agency
C.W
N.W
Manitoba Coarse Grains Pool
Manitoba Pool Reports Sharp Gains in Coarse Grains
Manitoba Pool President C. H. Burm cites 1926-27 coarse grain harvest totaling 12,193,261 bushels, up 10 percent in barley, 59 percent in tax and 154 percent in rye from 1925-26. Oats fell due to Manitoba’s poor crop, while Saskatchewan and Alberta pools also report activity and growth.
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Han
C. H. Burm
Manitoba Pool
The High Cost of Weeds Harms Farm Value and Yields
An inspector notes weed infestation cuts farm value by 20 percent, saving about $1,000 on a given property. By carrying weeds the farm loses direct costs from threshing transport and cleaning, plus indirect losses in moisture, nutrients, and potential yields. The piece warns that weed-infested farms deter buyers and raise loan risk, costing municipalities and regions vast sums.
Horse Care Supplies Ad for Harness and Gear
An advertisement pitches a horse supply headquarters offering nose bags blankets wraps halters and related gear for horses. It promotes comfort and readiness for horse care and stable needs with a rustic sales tone.
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Dave
Hese
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the Herald
Ofc Mele
HT. Trethewey
Coe
Canadian Pacific Crop “Report
McGregor Bros
Macgregor
Wesco
Fairbanks
Beatty Bros
Arco
Ontario
Golden West
Royal Crown
Sunlight
Lux
Wilson's
WM. Cairns
J. M. McPhee
Watkins Post
Watkins
BUY Watkins Products
G. W. West
the Watkins Man
M. R. Little
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