Manitoba Public Power Stands Firm Amid Private Interest
Manitoba maintains public ownership of rural power with Winnipeg split between public and private. but United States artists interests and the Insull interests in Saskatchewan threaten provincial hydro plans. Private raids on towns like Deloraine Ham, Mi n iota seek control of plants to pressure terms. Manitoba government urged to watch closely.
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Prairie
Alberta
Calgary
Edmonton
Saskatchewsa
Regina
Saskatoon
Moose Jaw
Winnipeg
United States
Insull
Chicago
Financial Press
Saskatchewan
Regine
Yorkton
North Dakota
Deloraine
Hamiote
Miniota
Hamiota
Hydro
Rues
Manitoba Free Press
Presentation of School Prizes by Britannia Chapter
The Britannia Chapter C D E held the annual prize presentation for general proficiency at Empire Day. Miss Harbour of Winnipeg spoke on The Origin of the British Flag. Awards listed for Grades I to VII with several honorable mentions. a finder of a lost 22 Remington rifle drive asked to leave it at the Herald office.
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Britannia
C.D.E
Herald Office
Manitoba Provincial Fair prize list boosted for livestock and grains
The Brandon exhibition from June 30 to July 4 features new and revised classes with higher prize money in livestock and Manitoba bred animals. Grains and grasses classifications are updated following the 1932 World's Grain Exhibition and Conference in Regina. Copies of the prize list are available from Secretary J. E. Rettie in Brandon.
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Brandon
Manitoba
Regina
J. E. Rettie
Depth of plowing summer fallow shows four inch depth best
Experimental results from Scott Dominion Station over fourteen years indicate summer fallow plowed deeper than four inches offers no yield advantage. Sub-soiling provides no extra benefit, and moisture conservation is similar with shallower tillage, reducing costs and weed control effort.
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Dominion Experimental Station
Scott
Beaver United Church to hold service honoring farming community
A special service of praise and meditation recognizing the farming community will be held at Beaver United Church next Sunday. Pastor Rev. R. H. Fotheringham will conduct the service and all interested are invited to attend.
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Beaver United Church
R. H. Fotheringham
In Memoriam Mrs John McKelvy Dies May 1929
In loving memory of Mrs John McKelvy who died at Katrime on May 26 1929 The loved one sleeps but not forever There will be a glorious dawn We shall meet to part never on the resurrection morn Inserted by Husband and Family One year since her burial near home thoughts wander to the grave where our darling mother rests Signed by Mrs K Thomas and family
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John McKelvy
Katrime
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