Wheat Pool Sets Initial Payment at Sixty Cents per Bushel
The Canadian Wheat Pools announce an initial wheat payment of 60 cents per bushel for the 1931 crop delivered today and onward until further notice, based on No. 1 Northwestern wheat at Fort William. This drop from the July 15 interim figure reflects prior patterns and is the lowest initial wheat payment in pool records except for 1928. Barley and flax payments are listed with specific grades and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeron
Fort William
Wheat Pool
Minister of Interior Honored at Neepawa
Hon. TG Murphy and Mrs. Murphy were feted at a banquet by the Neepawa Board of Trade and the Beautiful Plains Agricultural Society at Hotel Hu. A host of local and outside figures offered toasts, praising Murphy's cabinet appointment and the cross‑party respect in Neepawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neepawa
TG Murphy
Murphy
Neepawa Board of Trade
Beautiful Plains Agricultural Society
Col Mulliss
Marquette
W Hiams
Stanley H. Fabroi
Gladstone
Delbert Thurston
Winnipeg
Jas. L. Cowie
Carberry
G. S. Evans
W. A Banister
James Ogston
Arden
J.P. Lawrie
Brookdale
EW. Poole
Board of Trade
Stanley H. Fabrei
Gladstone Board of Trade
Mr. Murphy
Col. Mullins
JL Cowie
F. L. Davis
Hoof and Horn Ranch Seeks Pasture Stock
W. H. Glover of the Hoof and Horn Ranch at MacGregor invites owners to notify him at once if they have cattle or horses needing pasture during the summer months. Ample grass and water are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Glover
MacGregor
Murphy’s Victory Speech Highlights Local Service and Duty
Mr Murphy credited his fair victory to initiative and hard work. He recalled his 1906 Neepach visit, early business start, and roles as councilor mayor and Board of Trade member. He praised public bodies, noted unemployment and Imperial Economic conference remedies, and pledged devoted service to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Neepach
Neepawa
Board of Trade
Brandon College Receives Conditional Gift to Fund Campaign
Brandon College gains a conditional $750,000 gift from Cyrus Eaton C Cleveland Ohio G Edwards Ottawa and A E McKenzie Brandon with two Winnipeg friends Interest at 5 percent to be paid on 350000 200000 and 100000 until December 1933 If 500000 more is raised the fund may be turned over The drive has raised about 199000 in Western Canada and aims to end debt build new buildings and an endowment near 1100000 The school will stress liberal arts sciences and smaller class sizes while promoting moral religious aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon College
Cyrus Eaton
C. Cleveland
Ohio
G. C. Edwards
Ottawa
A. E. McKenzie
Brandon
Winnipeg
Canada
Local Social Notes Highlight Names and Visits
Miss Laura marks a one day re opening with Miss Doris Webber visiting Miss Myr and Miss Margaret Meadows of Griswe visiting Mrs. Stanley Cooper. Mr and Mrs Stanley Hesel from Headingly are listed with the Cod End family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Doris Webber
Myr
Margaret Meadows
Griswe
Stanley Cooper
Mrs
Stanley Hesel
Cod End Family
Headingly
Local Newspaper Seeks Reader News and Subscriptions
The paper urges readers to send in news of themselves and visitors and to promote subscriptions. It notes that reader support is vital and requests timely renewal, especially as subscription renewals fall during the year.
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St. MacGregor Mantote
Trethewey
Pubisher
Interior
Parkhill
Wayport
Dominion
D. Sutherland & CO
Jamaci
Geo
Croucher
General Blacksmith
Kirshner, Rabkin & CO
Kelloggs
Clark’s
Peerless
Katrime
Portage la Prairie
A.h.mcinty
G. E. Turner
M Gregor
A. H. McIntyre
Jeweller
Erle R. George
Suite
Bank of Commerce
Watkins Products
G. W. West
the Watkin's Man
M. R. Little
Gerers
Fivewell
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