Manitoba Legislature Resumes Session On Transportation Bill
Members return to address the Transportation bill and the Dominion Marketing Act measures. Hon. D.G pariculty naie notes May crop remains fair despite drought and grasshoppers with rain forecasts improving outlook. A rodent poison effort details show eighty miles of traps and 9 mixing stalls, plus 150 carloads of bran and 2 gallons sodium arsenate moved to infestations. W.R Clabt updates reflect relief figures for May and small cattle movements noted.
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A Welcome Rain Refreshes Manitoba Farmland
A welcome rain spread across Mastoba and southern Manitoba on Monday easing drought fears. Children cheered in recess as wet weather revived streets, while farmers lamented the long dry spell with crops turning brown and stock dying for lack of feed, forcing moves to other regions.
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Drought Area Noted Yet Pastures Promise Growth After Rain
The report indicates pastures outside the drought zone showed adequate moisture and improving growth. With Monday rains adding moisture, farmers expect renewed growth and potential stimulus to feed supplies.
Drowned Boy Henry Taylor Laid to Rest in Local Church
The 12 year old Henry Clifford Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Fred Taylor of MacGregor drowned at Jol Stirling farm near Cimora. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at St Paul's Church with Rev G J Arms officiating. Family and friends expressed deep sorrow as floral tributes from Mother and Brothers Glover Family Siblings and School mates marked the service. The community mourns the sudden loss of the young boy who attended Image Hill School and was well known among neighbors.
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Field Day At Nortols On MacGregor Fair Grounds
Nortols holds annual Field Day at MacGregor Fair Grounds tomorrow starting at 1 pm with a school parade led by the Eirans Band. Activities include drills games singing and an exhibit of agricultural work and softball baseball. Admission 25 cents. children free. proceeds fund prizes and expenses.
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