Farm Prices Seen Holding Steady in 1938 Outlook
The Agricultural Situation and Outlook for 1938 projects farm prices remaining near current levels until new crops are appraised. It notes 1927 price gains and suggests price recovery may continue with limited impact on agricultural and non agricultural prices. It cites Canada’s 1937 good year aside from Saskatchewan and forecasts similar prospects for 1938, with wheat export needs and 200 million bushels target emphasized.
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Department of Agriculture
Saskatchewan
Canada
Willis to Speak on Increased Purchasing Power in Manitoba
Erick F. Willis MLA leader of Manitoba Conservative Party will address listeners on CKY and CJRC Friday January 11 from 7 to 730 p.m. on Increased Purchasing Power for Manitoba and Present Provincial Issues. Mrs D G McLachlan and Mrs G A Hay, carpet representatives for the British Foreign Bible Society, plan house to house canvass next week and seek donations from supporters. Work Wanted Reliable woman seeks day or longer work and should apply at the Herald Office.
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Erick F. Willis
Conservative Party
Manitoba
CKY
CJRC
D. G. McLachlan
G. A. Hay
British Foreign Bible Society
Anglian and United Churches of
Herald Office
General Motors Regina Plant Reopens After 70 000 Modernization
The General Motors of Canada Limited Regina plant reopened for production after a 70 000 modernization program that employed nearly 400 Regina mechanics. The western plant aims to produce about 10 060 cars this year with a monthly payroll over 66 000, supporting year round work and boosting regional employment.
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General Motors of Canada Limited
Regina
H. J. Carmichael
Oshawa
General Motors of Canada Ltd
Canada
Wood for Sale On NE 1 Price 75 Cents a Load
Wood for sale on northeast 1 a price of 75 cents per load. Apply to and Who MacKINNON & Machin.
Local merchants urged to support paper via ads
Readers are reminded to patronize advertisers who fund the newspaper. The note emphasizes shopping at businesses that sponsor the paper to sustain local journalism and community access to news.
Vegetables Welcome From Cymeic Readers
A letter from Miss Hay reports friends in Cymeic Sask thanking the community for potatoes and other vegetables from a cargo shipped by MacGregor Govan. Crops there are described as very large with many garden plots yielding well.
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Miss Hay
Cymeic
Sask
Mactregor Govan
Mrs McLeod and Bett Return From Carberry Visit
Mrs SR McLeod and Bett came home Tuesday after a week with Mrs McLeod's parents at Carberry.
Winter Exercise Against Illness
The article argues that winter illness rises when people abandon outdoor activity and big-muscle exercise. It stresses maintaining regular exercise, fresh air, and cooler rooms to stay healthier, noting cold air can stimulate health and the body’s misuse leads to disease.
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