The Road to Recovery Statement Promises Major Loan Plan
The Premier of Canada discusses a forthcoming Dominion government loan conversion and re funding, with detailed terms to be released by the Minister of Finance on Tuesday October 10. The loan amount is not fixed but expected near 50 million dollars, following a recent 75.00 tribute in London that underscored Canada’s credit. The issue highlights a chance for Canadians to invest soundly while supporting national efforts.
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Canada
Dominion
London
England
Central Committee mobilizes produce for dried-out area
The Central Committee for MacGregor and neighboring districts has organized a carload of vegetables for shipment to the drought-stricken area in southwestern Manitoba. A truckload is being prepared at MacGregor for Napinka district as part of a broad Christian relief effort. The drive, led by Dr. A G MacKinnon and local volunteers, reflects a widespread willingness to help those in need despite personal scarcity.
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MacGregor
Adj
Poramitoba
Napinka
Central Committee
A. G. MacKinnon
Bagot
Beaver
Eme
Lavenham
Rossendale
Liberal Progressive Association Formed in Neepawa
Liberal Progressive forces unite in Neepawa area with a new association formed at Gladstone town hall. James Adamson is president with Charles J. Alexander vice president and H. A. Lye treasurer. Other officers include Alex Barron and Rod Me Askill among delegates from across the constituency. The meeting emphasized combining Liberal and Progressive efforts for the upcoming election and approved resolutions from the Brandon Liberal convention.
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Neepawa
Gladstone
Liberal Progressive Association
James Adamson
Charles J. Alexander
McCreary
H. A. Lye
MacGregor
Alex. Barron
Carberry
Rod. MeAskill
Fred Sirret
J. C. Buchanan
Me. Creary
R. E. Atkinson
Glenella
Percy Parish
Alonso
Brdon
Western ideals and autonomy speech at evening session
The article notes a resolution declaring the organization land for western ideals and autonomy in the arrangement of its affairs. The evening session was addressed by WG. Weir, MP. of Carman, and Hon T A Crerar. of Winnipeg. Musical numbers were supplied by Mr. and Mrs Vincent and R. M. Cawley, Gladstone.
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WG. Weir
Carman
T A Crerar
Winnipeg
Vincent
R. M. Cawley
Gladstone
Free Press
Thanksgiving rail fares cut for Canada weekend travel
Canadian railways announce reduced fares for Thanksgiving Day weekend. Tickets cost one and a quarter times the regular first class one way fare for travel from noon Friday October 8 to noon Monday October 11, with return validity through Tuesday midnight October 12. One day trip tickets apply Sunday and Monday at regular one way fare for return. weekend tickets cover Canadian points and select U S destinations.
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Canada
Canadian Railways
United 5
They're Getting Big On Farm Produce At Katrime
Municipal clerk visits the farm home of John Barber at Katrime on Sunday and sees potatoes weighing a bushel or about two pounds each. A mangold around twenty pounds, a murphy over four pounds, and a watermelon weighing 31 pounds 5 ounces are reported by A Stirling and R B Wimsett respectively.
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John Barber
Katrime
Mangold
A. Stirling
Murphy
R. B. Wimsett
Manitoba Exhibition reports small 1933 surplus at Brandon
The Manitoba provincial exhibition directors say the 1933 Brandon Fair ended with about 1500 dollars in the black. Prairie chicken shooting opens tomorrow and runs to October 11 with a daily bag limit of ten birds. The steamship Brandon carries Western Canadian cattle, 310000 bushels of wheat and timber, honey and egg powder, leaving Churchill for the United Kingdom. it marks the end of navigation season. Professor Mitchener urges deep plowing to bury grasshopper eggs in fall fields as a cheap control.
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Manitoba
Brandon
London
Churchill
United Kingdom
A. V. Mitchener
Department of Entomology
University of Manitoba
Poultry Pool Meeting Planned in MacGregor Manitoba
The MacGregor Local Manitoba Poultry Pool holds its annual meeting at the Orange Hall MacGregor on Tuesday Oct 17 at 2 p.m. District director W A Landreth will speak and those shipping poultry through the Pool this fall are urged to attend and bring reports of birds for market. J B Green secretary.
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MacGregor Local
Manitoba Poultry Pool
Orange Hall
MacGregor
W. A. Landreth
J.B. Green
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