Manitoba Sheep Credit Plan Aims To Aid Farmers
A Manitoba driven scheme named the Manitoba Livestock Credit Company Limited aims to help farmers acquire flocks on credit. Thomas Acheson is appointed manager with notable directors, backed by railways and banks, offering 20 percent cash and balance over one to three years. About 20 000 yearling ewes from Alberta and Montana planned for 1929 at about 1500 dollars delivered, with application forms and details via The Manitoba Livestock Credit Co. Ltd. Winnipeg location.
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Maptoba Livestock Credit Company Limited
1Im
Thos Acheson
Canadian Pacifi Railway
Dominion Departments of Agriculture
Manitoba
Alberta
Montana
Thos S Acheson
Manitoba L Credit Co. Ltd
Hament
Winnipe Te
Conservatives win in Turtle Mountain by election
A. R. Welch of Boissevain was elected to represent Turtle Mountain in the Manitoba legislature, defeating Progressive Earl Campbell of Minto by 332 votes. Welch polled 1,327 votes to Campbell’s 985, in the by election caused by the death of R. G. Willis, long time Conservative member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Welch
Boissevain
Turtle Mountain
Manitoba
Earl Campbell
Minto
R. G. Willis
Welch
Campbell
Provincial Exhibition Opens at Brandon Monday
Manitoba's Provincial Exhibition will open at Brandon next Monday Dominion Day and run for five days. The live stock exhibit features some of the finest stock on the American continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Brandon
Grand Fair Programme with Races Balloons and Bands
A large entry outlines a full programme for a fair featuring harness and running races, balloon acts, parachute drops, grandstand attractions, fireworks, and the Johnny Jones Midway. The Princess Pat's Band will provide music for the fair, with timely shows for those attending.
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Johnny Jones
Princess Pat's
Vacation Time Means Real Recreation
The text urges careful planning for vacations to maximize value. It contrasts two travelers to a single destination, showing that purposeful activity and new experiences yield refreshment for body and mind, while aimless time leads to boredom. It emphasizes choosing a mood and filling time with novel, meaningful pursuits.
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Ming
Health service examination for children and education
An examination of how parental concerns about a child’s health and physical powers relate to education. It argues that learning ability stems from natural capacity, attendance, illness, and effort, and that difficulties can be understood and addressed rather than dismissed. Questions about health to the Canadian Medical Association will be answered by letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilren Assere
North Norfolk Rural Municipality byelaw meeting notice
Public notice from the Rural Municipality of North Norfolk Manitoba announces a meeting on July 19 in Maculerger to consider a bylaw about a land grant in Township Eleven. The surveyor Myr Her Biyoe Sworn to the plan and the notice invites interested parties to attend and govern themselves according to the bylaw.
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North
Norfolk
MacUreger
Manitoba
Lang
Macuresor
Mar Sthday
GEL
North Norfolk
Clearing Auction Sale by Brown and Lowry
The firm Brown and Lowry of Portage to Prairie, car and implement dealers, announce a public auction at their old stand as they move into new quarters.
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Messrs. Brown & Lowry
Portage To
Prairie
Auction of Tractors and Farm Equipment on Saturday
On Saturday June 29 beginning at 1 o clock sharp, a sale features 3 Waterloo gas tractors in good condition, 1 Case 1832 gas tractor with Double Action engine, 10 ft Fordson tractors with plow and cultivator, power lift and hitch, 1 ALM binder, a Fosston fanning mill, Emerson kicker-tinch gang plow, McCormick-Deering 1s, 1 Fairbanks-M Morse hp engine, 1 McLaughlin K-45 turning car, 2 Ford ton trucks, 2 Ford coupes, 1 Chevrolet F B model, 1 Chevrolet 490 model A, many barrels, assorted accessories and office furniture. Terms: cash for sums under $5000, over that amount half cash and balance on credit through October 1, 1829 with approved notes at 5% interest.
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Waterloo
Fordson
Fosston
Emerson Kicker -Tinch Gang
McCormick-Deering
B.p
Fairbanks-Morse H.p
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the Herald
Patmos
MacGregor
T. Trethewey
Publasher
Paris Green
Parkhill
D. Sutherland & CO. MacGregor
Kirshner, Rabkin & GO
Empress Brand
E.D. Smiths
Stewart’s
Ontario
Health Service
The
Canadian Medical Association
Jrown & Lowry
Robt, Clark
Proprietors
J. G. Leslie
Portage la Prairie
Wm. McLeod
Lunn’s Bakery
Leav
A. H. McIntyre
Jeweller
Fortas LA
E. E. Turner
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