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Sapiro addresses Manitoba farmers on cooperative wheat marketing
Californian co operative marketing expert Sapiro visited Portage la Prairie Brandon Morris Mor en Carman and Winnipeg to urge cooperative wheat marketing. He claimed Manitoba pool would raise farmer prices versus the Winnipeg Grain Exchange and said eight more per bushel for members. He warned that Alberta pool missteps harmed markets and urged Manitoba farmers to adopt cooperative marketing to improve rural living and community spirit.
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Alberta Pool
Manitoba
Wheat Pool Campaign Set to Open Monday in Manitoba
The wheat pool campaign begins next week with contracts and supplies sent to canvassers across the province. From March 10 to April 1 the organization aims to sign up 1,000,000 acres, about 40 percent of Manitoba's wheat land, to enable operation of the pool.
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Wheat Pool Organization
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Arrears Notice for One-Year Dues Renewal 1924
If you are in arrears for one year or more, we ask you to let us have your past dues with a renewal for 1924. The notice requests prompt payment to settle outstanding dues and continue membership or services under the new year plan.
Neepawa MP backs cooperative wheat marketing plan
Federal member for Neepawa endorses a world market driven cooperative wheat marketing system. He argues long term contracts ensure farmers are prepaid and prices reflect global demand, with efforts to form Wheat Producers Limited and establish bound agreements to stabilize farm product sales.
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Ege
Move to lower liquor salaries defeated in Manitoba legislature
In Friday sessions the move to cut salaries of commissioners administering the Liquor Act was defeated 38 to 21 with Liberal and Dawes among supporters. Conservatives largely opposed the cut as Labor members abstained or voted against it. A related measure tied to the Liquor Commission was also defeated. party lines showed Liberals and others aligning against the reform effort.
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Diamond with pearls found by Finder returning to Herald
A sun burst brooch was found in the Masonic hall and is awaiting the owner at the Herald Office. The finder is credited as returning the item to the Herald Office.
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