World Food and the Prairie Farmer Series Conclusion
Dean RD Sincisir outlines a Prairie Provinces weekly series on world food, noting postwar aims from the 1943 Hot Springs conference and Roosevelt's call for integrated nutrition and fair farmer returns. He urges Prairie farmers to pursue permanence, improve homes, and expand communities while leveraging Victory Bonds for lasting farm prosperity and global nourishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations Food Conference
Hot Springs
Virginia
Roosevelt
United Tiens
Canada
Wes
Manitoba House To Meet Sept 4th Special Session Called
Premier Stuart Garson has called a special Manitoba Legislature session for Tuesday September 4. No official government notice yet, but a provincial election is expected this fall. The session will report to the House on Dominion proposals from the Ottawa conference and decide postwar projects to proceed with immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premer Stuart Garson
Manitoba
Tne
House
Ottawa
Negotiations Between Dominion Government and Provinces
A report on ongoing talks between the Dominion government and provincial authorities, outlining negotiation aims, disputed issues, and potential timelines. Details emphasize constitutional relations, resource control, and legislative mandates as both sides seek a workable framework. The piece notes cautious progress and areas of persistent divergence.
Lard of Thanks From J H Turner
J H Turner expresses gratitude to ICC E W1 Masonic Lodge local churches and friends for parcels magazines subscriptions letters sent while serving in the RCNVR.
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J. H. Turner
Masonic Lodge
R.C.N.V.R
Third North South Highway Being Considered
Winnipeg Tribune reports the provincial government weighs a third north south highway between Brandon and Winnipeg as a possible project. Delegations urged specific alignments from Snowflake through La Riviere to Westbourne and from Glenboro through Neepawa, Crystal City, Pilot Mound, Austin, and Gladstone. Preliminary surveys needed. costs may reach 40 000 dollars per mile.
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Winnipeg Tribune
Brandon
Winnipeg
Errick F. Willis
Boissevain
Minnedosa
Lord Selkirk
Emerson
Municiorne
Glenboro
Neepawa
Crystal City
Pilot Mound
Holland
Austin
Gladstone
Reginald E Lewin Dies at The Coast
Mr Reginald E Lewin died at New Westminster B C on August 19. A pioneer of the commune he came in the early 1900s farming south of town then ran a bakery at the Herald location. He married Alice Saunders and left three sons and four daughters. The family later moved to Medicine Hat Alberta before relocating to the Coast.
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G.E. Lewin
Reginald E. Lewin
New Westminster
B.C
Mr. Lewin
the Herald
Alice Saunders
Medicine Hat
Alta
Also Mentioned on This Page
World Food
The
Prairie Farmer
Dean RD. Sincisir
Prairie Provinces
H. A. Lye, Ll.b
P.O. Box
Macstegor
Insurance & Money
Hhe
H. T. Trethewey
MacGregor
Prices and Trade Board
Pte E
Lamb's
Lockers
M. Kirshner
General Merchant
Odex
Libby
Cowan's
Reg
E. Lewin
Ella Smith
Mackinnon & Mackinnon
Barristers, Solicitors, Ac
J. Percival Mackinnon
Ll.b
Malcolm E. MacKinnon
B.aj
Man
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