Clean Up Paint Up Campaign Boosts Western Canada Housing
Spring painting drives in Western Canada grow as optimism spreads. Campaigns backed by Boards of Trade urge renovators to improve homes and farms, promoting exterior painting as a high return investment while cleaning up towns and removing rubbish piles.
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Annual School Field Day Sees North Norfolk Students in MacGregor
One month from tomorrow the 24th annual Exhibition of School Work and Athletic Sports will be held in MacGregor on June 10. Almost every school in North Norfolk sends children to join parades, drills, dances and athletic events at the Fair grounds. Parents are urged to attend and celebrate with their children as the parade departs from the MacGregor school grounds at 1 PM.
Neepawa Conservative Association Meeting May 25 1938
A meeting of the Conservative Association of the Federal Constituency of Neepawa will be held in the Town Hall Neepawa at two o clock on Wednesday May 25 1938 to appoint delegates to the Ottawa convention in July and to conduct other business.
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Neepawa
Ottawa
Mrs John Emerson thanks church for Mother's Day flowers
Mrs John Emerson Sr expresses gratitude to the Ladies Aid of MacGregor United Church for the beautiful flowers sent on Mother's Day.
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MacGregor United Church
Cemetery care ta king MacGregor committee thanks donors
The MacGregor cemetery committee acknowledges receiving 15 dollars from the local Women's Institute and donations from Mr Richard Elmhirst and E Towle for upkeep. Grounds cleaning for summer has begun and further contributions from plot owners and others will be gratefully received.
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Women’s Institute
Richard Elmhirst
E. E. Towle
Cemery
Agricultural Conditions In Manitoba
Wheat sowing has been scattered over the calendar and is now widespread across Manitoba with oats also sown. Seed quality is excellent, rainfall totals in early spring varied by region, rust resistant wheats thrive, and tractor use rises as horse numbers decline. Animal industry is normal with good pig demand and hatcheries ahead of last year. bees wintered well and shipments increase. Overall, Manitoba agriculture holds an optimistic outlook for 1938.
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Emerson
Morden
Dauphin
Pierson
Brandon
Winnipeg
Portage la Prairie
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Cypress River
Minnedosa
Thatcher
Marquis
Ceres
Renard
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
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