Co operative Grain Marketing System Gets Provincial Aid
Delegates from 153 local Manitoba Pool Elevators associations and 93 Wheat Pool Locals tentatively accepted a government reorganization plan. Premier Bracken outlined a co operative system with federal support, reduced debt, lower interest, and a 20 year payoff. Government veto power and board representation accompany the restructuring. Local meetings were planned to approve details and elect new officers.
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Manitoba Pool Elevators, Limited
Wheat Pool
Bracken
Gov
Bank of Montreal crop report notes drought hit prairie provinces
The Bank of Montreal crop report says drought has seriously damaged crops across large areas of Saskatchewan and Manitoba, with only light yields likely there. Quebec crops progress satisfactorily with hay starting. Ontario enjoys excellent progress from warm weather and rains. Maritime provinces favorable overall. British Columbia sees heavy rains damaging berries, especially strawberries, and minor damage to cherries, raspberries, and loganberries.
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Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Quebec
Ontario
Maritime Provinces
British Columbia
Death of Beaver farmer Malcolm Shaw in 1879 editor notes
The Beaver district mourns the death of Malcolm Shaw at Winnipeg General Hospital on Sunday July 5. Born in Eldon Township Ontario in 1879, he moved to Manitoba in 1s and farmed near Beaver. Survived by widow Selina, ten children, six brothers and one sister, his funeral was held at Beaver United Church with Rev RH Fot officiating. Interment followed in Beaver Cemetery.
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Malcolm Shaw
Winnipeg General Hospital
Shaw
Manitoba
Bor “Tage la Prairie
Selina Delde
Cahclle
Mact
McKenzie
Beaver
Oool Farming
Cerefal
Beaver United Church
Harry
James
Jessie
Irene
Ivy
Hazel
Joan
Mildred
Messrs
Duncan
Archie
George
Harry Slis
MsGregor
John McLeod
Portace Prairie
Jamies McLeod
MacGregor
A. W. Stone
Card of Thanks from Shaw Family
Mex Shaw and family extend sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown during Mr Shaw s illness and bereavement and for tributes received from those who sent flowers or notes.
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Mex. Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Prospects Bright for Canadian Cattle Trade with Britain
Prospects are bright for a continuance of the Canadian cattle trade with Britain for some months yet with prices holding steady at a level with those paid for Irish cattle according to reports to the agricultural department of the Canadian National Railways.
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Britain
Agricultural Department
Canadian National Railways
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Bank of Montreal
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Kirshner, Rabkin & CO
California
Wagstaffe
Eclipse Baking Soda
The
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Norfolk
J. ‘M. McPhee
Asa
Erler
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Portage LA Prairie
Bureau of Food, Sanitation and Health
Good Housekeeping Institute
Watkins
M. R. Little
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