Manitoba Auto Licenses for 1944 Preserve Metal for War
Manitoba will license vehicles for 1944 without additional steel, saving 120000 pounds. About 95000 vehicles will use existing plates with a 1944 windshield sticker. Trailers get yellow plates with blue transfers, motorcycles blue plates, and high speed tractors plus dealer plates use reclaimed stock with 1944 blue stickers. Citizens urged to register now, clean plates, remove red 1943 tabs, and follow sticker instructions.
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Liberal Progressives Hold Meeting in Neepawa Association
Liberals from nearly all polls in the Federal Constituency of Neepawa attended the January 6 meeting of the Neepawa Progressives Association. President Jas Adamson chaired and stated in his remarks the party’s aims and organization.
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Neepawa-Progressives Association
Jas. Adamson
Liberal meeting sets postwar policy and reforms
Executive desires on poll captains and committees. King urges nonpartisan wartime focus. S James Dempsey elected secretary treasurer. John Foreman VP. F D MacKenzie outlines postwar work, resolutions endorse single transferable vote, farm markets, remove livestock embargo, price stabilization and rationing. J E Mathews credits MacKenzie for airports at Neepawa and Carberry.
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S. James Dempsey
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Government to pay hog premiums and pursue bacon deal
Agriculture Minister Gardiner announced premiums for high grade hogs at 3.00 dollars for grade A and 2.00 dollars for grade B. He also said four year bacon contract talks with Great Britain are in progress to offset higher feed costs.
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Moisture reserves run short and drought risk advised
The article argues future crop yields depend on rainfall with reserves already low in most prairies. It notes few areas received above average fall rain and urges summer fallowing stubble fields to build moisture and kill weeds, while stressing individual discretion after local rainfall.
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