Burnell Addresses Manitoba Wheat Pool Meeting
C Burnell president of the Manitoba Wheat Pool addressed a well filled Masonic Hall on Friday. He urged presenting all facts to Manitobans and seeking legislation for a referendum on the 147 percent pool. He traced Western conditions, the 1917 grain board, 1919 wheat board, and price history. He called for an import board and a millers trust to cut middlemen, noted travel by airplane cost, and thanked attendees before the Anthem.
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Manitoba ‘Wheat Pool
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Manitoba
Burnell
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Canada
Act
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Government Wheat Board
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Millers’ Trust
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Diversification Aids Western Farmer
Dr W J Black director of colonization and agriculture for the Canadian National Railways said in Western Canada that farmers must control farm management and reorganize methods to diversify revenue. He argued improvements come from farmers themselves and the issue is national in scope.
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W. J. Black
Canadian National Railways
Western
Canada
Black
Farmers urged to diversify under national marketing plan
Dr Black tells Canadians that farming methods must diversify and be linked to a national effort to secure profitable markets. He warns against abrupt shifts to livestock and stresses aligning agricultural production with overseas and domestic demand through a coordinated marketing strategy and credit support.
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Manitoba College of Agriculture
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Henry Thornton
Canadian National
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Agricultural Credit Corporation
Death of Mrs Louise Marie Young in Fort QuAppelle
The death occurred February 26 at the Sanatorium Fort QuAppelle after a two year illness. Mrs Louise Marie Young widow of William George Young long-time MacGregor resident, survived by daughters Leah Elrose and Laura Hughton, sister Mrs F Munroe Vancouver and Mrs Connor Moosomin, brother Neil Wallace Dafoe. Funeral at St Pauls Church with Rev G L Armstrong. pallbearers listed. many floral tributes.
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Louise Marie Young
G. L. Armstrong
Thos. Graham
G.E. Lewin
G. A. Hay
J. R. Lamb
W. H.*glover
J. P. ‘Kinno
Young
Leah
Elrose
Laura
Hughton, Sask
F. Munroe
Vancouver
Connor
Moosomin
Neil Wallace
Dafoe
The
Herald
United Church Service Schedule Named Pastors
The United Church announces Rev. R. H. Fotheringham will lead services. On Sunday March 8 MacGregor hosts a church service at 2 30 p m.
Anglican Church notices for Lent and Thursday service
Rev. G L Armstrong rector announces Third Sunday to Lent Mothe Sunday with Sunday School at 11 a m Evensong at 7 Currect Service at St Paul's Church on Thursday at 7 30 p m Choir practice after service
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Accuracy in Glasses Selection For Comfort Fit
A careful seller stresses accuracy in prescribing glasses and choosing frames. The text promises tailored recommendations to suit individual needs, aiming for comfort and correction of physical imperfections. It emphasizes the appeal of well fitting glasses and invites customers to learn how attractive such eyewear can be.
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