Plea for Unity and Cooperation in Canadian Agriculture
The Canadian Wheat Pools through the Central Selling Agency issued a nationwide appeal for cooperation among merchants bankers manufacturers and railway leaders alongside farmers to address agricultural problems. The note stresses agriculture cannot be farmed out to farmers alone as wheat price declines affect all sectors. Manitoba United Farmers leaders back a 100 percent pool plebiscite and plan an educational drive. Delegates from Alberta Saskatchewan Ontario and other farm groups attend Saskatoon meetings to express support and seek provincial action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Wheat Pools
Statistics and
Secesrery Department
Dominion
United Farmers of Manitoba
Portage la Prairie
Attenton
W. J Ward
M.P
Dauphin
U.F.M
Manitoba
Saskatoon
Alberta
Saskatchewan
United Farmers of Ontario
Canadian Council of Agriculture
Five weeks to Christmas prompts merchants to advertise
The MacGregor Herald urges local merchants to promote seasonable merchandise as Christmas shopping approaches. It notes shoppers will delay until they see what stores stock and encourages merchants to invite the public to buy by using columns to advertise. The piece emphasizes proactive spending on advertising to attract customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor Herald
Merchant
Invitation to All Readers Through Our Columns
A brief invitation calls on readers to share what they have and participate through the columns. It urges broad involvement and reminds of the communal purpose of ongoing public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eople
Murphy to head Interior and Indian Affairs in new Canadian ministry
Hon. Thomas G. Murphy, Manitoba representative in the Cabinet, takes charge of the Departments of the Interior and Indian Affairs. Born 1883 in Ontario, he moved to Winnipeg and Neepawa, served in World War I, was Neepawa mayor, and entered Parliament in 1925. He commits to advancing western development and Canadian resources through public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior
Indian Affairs
Thomas G. Murphy
Manitoba
Western
Canada
Murphy
Edville
Northumberland County
Ontario
Colborne
West
Winnipeg
Manioba College of Pharmacy
Neepawa
259Th Battalion
Siberia
House of Commons
Marquette
Potage la Prairie
W. J. Roche
Arthur Meighen
Dominion
Canadian Legion branch organized at Mt MacGregor
Returned soldiers meeting at Mt MacGregor on Wednesday November 19 approved forming a Canadian Legion branch for North Norfolk 2nd District with headquarters there. Officers elected include President J P MacKinnon and vice presidents Spence Smith and J M McPhee, with Dr A G MacKinnon as secretary treasurer. A whist drive and dance at Masonic Hall Friday November week at 8 p.m. aims to raise funds and recruit members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt MacGregor
Pratt
Pine Creek
Katrime
Canadian Legion
British Empire Service League
North Norfolk
MacGregor
J.P. MacKinnon
Spence Smith
J. M. McPhee
Sec.-Treas
A. G. MacKinnon
Aroves
G.L. Armstrong
HH. A. Upe
Tae
Masonic Hall
Hockey Club Organizes MacGregor Vics Meeting
A meeting of the MacGregor Vics hockey club was held with F. W. Orchard in attendance on Wednesday November 19. Officers elected include President Bert McCain and Vice President Fred Mcintosh. Tickets are 50 cents and the club seeks support from hockey enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor “Vics
Nice
F. W. Orchard
Premoent
Uiffin
Bert McCain
Fred Mcintosh
Scouts Seek Small Jobs For Uniform Fund Drive
Scouts are asked to phone W. 11. Young, assistant Scoutmaster, at 45, between 8 and 9 am, if they have a small job to be done. A Scout will be tested and earnings will go toward the purchase of his uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emcents
Young
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Hatzie
the Interior
The
Norfolk
OUR Repair Dept
G. E. Turner
A. H. McIntyre
Eweller
Portage LA Prairif
Erle R. George
Cole's Jewellry
Robb
Watkins Provoou1s
the Watkin's Man
M. R. Little
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