Manitoba Farmers Annual Convention held in Portage la Prairie
The Manitoba Farmers Annual Convention gathered over four hundred delegates and two hundred visitors in Portage la Prairie to discuss key provincial farming issues. Leaders A J M Poole and Mrs S E Gee reviewed ten years of progress, while a proposal for amalgamation with United Grain Growers was debated and a plan for temporary financing considered. The final session raised the annual fee from $2.00 to $5.00 and elected Taos Wool president with George Breckton as vice president.
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Emerson
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URWA
Four New Liners for Canadian Pacific Duchess class
Four new Duchess class liners for Canadian Pacific are under construction in the Old Country. The four ships Duchesses of Atholl Bedford Richmond and Beaufort will be the largest to navigate the St Lawrence to Montreal on regular runs. Each about 20 000 tons with luxurious interiors in woods like oak walnut and ebony. launches planned for 1928 and 1929 with speeds of 17 to 19 knots.
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Old Country
St. Lawrence
Ieland
Canadian Pacific
Clyde
Padala
Canada
Union
Pacific Coast Service
Duchess of Bedford
Duchess of Atholl
Hedate
Manitoba U F C Adopts Amalgamation Proposals
The U F C Manitoba section held a convention in Dauphin and unanimously agreed to amalgamate with allied bodies. Delegates from twenty three lodges heard proposals led by F C Barton and J A Stoneman to unite with the UF M and USB C. A conference slot for January 24 was arranged with appointees named to represent UF C at the meeting.
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Gouritoba Wheat McPhail
Manitoba
Wheat Pool
F.C. Barton
J. A. Stoneman
Saskatchewan
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Uf.c
U.F.M
United
F. C. Barton
MacGregor
R. J. Wallace
Austin
J. Carlson
Roblin
U.F.C
Nelson the Strangler Hanged in Winnipeg for Patterson Murder
Earle Nelson known as the dark strangler was executed in Winnipeg on Friday at 7 41 a m for the June murder of Mrs Emily Patterson. He remained unemotional to the end and urged forgiveness as he proclaimed his innocence. Police across the continent track his murderous spree from San Francisco to Canada, with many victims before his Canadian capture at Killarney and trial in Winnipeg.
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Earle Nelson
Winnipeg
Emily Patterson
Nelson
United States
San Francisco
Herson
Canada
Dan
Patterson
Elmwood
Lola Cowan
Smith St
Regina
Manitoba
Killarney
Iday
Herald Job Printing Service Promises Prompt Mail Orders
The Herald states it is ready to provide quality job printing and will attend to mail orders promptly, signaling efficient service for readers seeking printed materials.
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