Final Crop Report Raises Canada's 1930 Wheat Output
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics issues a final 1930 crop estimate. Canada total 397,872,000 bushels with 374,500,000 from the prairie provinces. Ontario up 1,539,000 and Alberta up 1,900,000 since November. Manitoba lowered 1,223,000. Saskatchewan unchanged. Unthreshed wheat in Saskatchewan about five million bushels.
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Dominion Dureau of
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Ontario
Alberta
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Manitobe
Brandon Power Deal Defeated in Manitoba Censure Motion
Col G Taylor leading Conservative move to censure the Bracken government over the Brandon power plant purchase. The motion, aimed at delaying the deal by not referring it to the legislature, passed amid abstentions and absences from government supporters.
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G. Taylor
Bracken
Brandon
Col. Taylor
Independent Labor Party
Government Relief Proposals Urged for Unemployment Aid
The speaker urged reforms to reduce seats from 5 to 40 in the redistribution and called for tax free gasoline for farmers, equal treatment for grain and dairy producers, and a statutory provision preventing sale of natural resources without public advertisement and tender.
North Norfolk Legion Holds Feb Meeting in Ma Gregor
North Norfolk and District Branch Canadian Legion met in Ma Gregor on Monday February 2 admitting four new members. Secretary Cairns spoke on the Aims and Objects of the Legion and on Soldiers' legislation. A donation of flour was acknowledged and the next meeting planned for March 2 with a dance to follow.
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North Norfolk and District
Canadian Legion
Ma Gregor
Cairns
War
Smith
Bagot
Successful Carnival at New Rink Draws Large Cosplay Turnout
The first masquerade carnival at the new rink drew a large crowd with over a hundred in costume from Carberry and beyond. Cars from Rossendale praised the rink’s conditions and music as Earl Muir kept the ice in good shape. Prize winners included Hawaiian Lady and Spanish Lady in ladies fancy, Sir Walter Raleigh and Carrier Turk in gents fancy, Japanese Girl and Hallowe en Witch among children, with several other costume and race titles awarded.
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Carberry
Earl Muir
Rossendale
Fancy
B. Coutts
Mabel Lowes
Sir Walter Raleigh
C.C. Crick
Carrier Turk
Jack Markle
Elsie Roberts
Dolly Palmer
Sam Weller
R. Palmer
Melvin Kilfoyle
Katherine MacKinnon
Pauline Trethewey
Boots
Bert Kitson
Billy Roberts
Squaw
Pa Oose
May Cameron
Ruby Brisco
Hadcarrier
Jas. Coutts
Carbert
Sammy
Charles Kitson
H. J. Smith
E. Thompson
Fred McIntosh
Roger Peterson
L. Lemon
L. Lamb
S Parr
C. Palmer
H. B. Gilroy
R. D. Muir
H. Giffin
Young People's Society Elects 1931 Officers
The Young People's Society elected officers for 1931 at Mra. G. A. Hay's home. Gerald Marsh was named President, Mabel Lowes Vice-President, and Lois Hay Sec.-Treas. Twenty members attended, and Mra. J. Woodin spoke about her trip to Norway House. The group plans a youth event featuring a debate on capital punishment.
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Young People’s Society
Mra.g
Rev Fotheringham Announces Thursday Church Activities
Pastor Rev R H Fotheringham lists the church schedule with an evening service at 1.00 pm and choir practice at 8.00 pm on Thursday. A Thursday service is set for 2.30 pm.
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R. H. Fotheringham
Rev Armstrong Rector Upday Service at Kashime Hall
On February 8, Seragissima Sunday, Rev G L Armstrong will lead a service at Kashime Community Hall at 3 o clock. The schedule notes a Rector’s address and local religious gathering for the day.
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Seragissima
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