Wartime Prices and Trade Board licence notice
Wartime licensing reference shown as HT Trethewey publisher and Wartime Prices and Trade Board Permit 1886 with an established date in February 1897 and publication note for The Herald of MacGregor Manitoba published Thursdays.
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Prices and Trade Board
Prairie soil degradation and conservation underway
A Western Canada Weekly Press excerpt by W. J. Breakey discusses soil variation across prairies, historical cultivation impacts, and widespread deterioration. It warns of land abandonment, urges preservation and improvement, and notes a 106 million acre soil conservation plan across the three Prairie Provinces for future generations.
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Canada
Prairies
Prairie Provinces
Three Prairie
Balance Sheet Sparks Prairie Farm Revival Outlook
A historical balance sheet notes Western Canada over 458 million acres, urging soil conservation and modern farming to sustain postwar growth. It highlights rising farm prices, reduced debts from Victory Loans, and farmer investments in Victory Bonds, with calls for rural electrification and tree planting to improve living standards and weather resilience.
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Tey
Iimers
Mercy on the March Canadian Red Cross in wartime service
The article lauds the Canadian Red Cross Society for feeding prisoners of war and war victims, supplying blood and clothes, delivering hospital necessities, and easing the hardships of service members abroad and at home, urging ongoing care and support.
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Red Cross
Canadian Red Cross Society
Canada
Mercy on the March Canada Red Cross Fund Drive
The Canadian Red Cross pledges uninterrupted food parcel flow to prisoners and increased hospital support with lodges for next of kin. Canvassers target next week for subscriptions as Manitoba aims for 600000 and Canada ten million, hoping to surpass last year’s provincial near one million.
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Red Cross
Canadian Red Cross
MacGregor and District
Portage Mutual Reports Good Year
The Portage la Prairie Mutual Insurance Company reports a strong year in its annual meeting. At December 31 1944 total in force reached 108 257 374 with fire and windstorm components. cash premiums rose and premium note collections remained excellent. Net admitted assets totaled 1 282 205 53 and surplus rose to 796 300 76. Directors were reelected. M G Tidsbury remained President with E H Muir as Vice President. Keith Stewart was re-elected Portage la Prairie Mutual Agents’ Association president.
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Portage la Pratt Mutual Insurance Company
Tidoury
A. H. Thorpe
MG. Tidsbury
E. H. Muir
D. L. Campbell
M.g.tisbury
A. G. Hall
Portage Mutual Agents’ Association
Keith Stewart
Portage la Prairie
Herald 1945 Subscription Renewal Notice
The notice urges renewal for the Herald in 1945 for readers who have not yet completed payment or confirmed their subscription, highlighting continued delivery and access to the paper’s local reporting.
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