Buy Canadian Products Campaign Urges Domestic Purchasing
The federal government promotes buying Canadian goods to boost work and employment. Minister H H Stevens argues every imported item taken instead of a Canadian one reduces jobs and profits for Canadians, citing significant potential employment gains if Canada increased domestic production.
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Canada
Gov
Snow plows to keep highway open Winnipeg to Brandon
The good roads department plans to keep the N1 Highway open this winter between Winnipeg and Brandon. Two new snow-plows will be used, one stationed at Brandon and the other operating west from Winnipeg, to combat heavy snowfalls that closed the road in 1929 30 months.
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Good Roads Department
Winnipeg
Brandon
Pasture Notice at Hoof and Horn Ranch MacGregor
For a number of cattle and horses during the summer months. Lots of good rain and an abundance of water. Those wishing to pasture stock are asked to notify me as soon as possible. W. H. GLOVER, 19 Hoof and Horn Ranch, MacGregor.
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W. H. Glover
MacGregor
Winter road plan eyed for all year traffic route
Officials favor a permanent winter maintenance force for the Winnipeg Brandon highway. A pilot program already kept roads open for two winters with local merchants groups aiding. Prospects include a rotary snow plow to throw snow off the highway into fields, addressing wind re filling drifts.
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Reli Merchants’ Association
Boards of Trade
Brandon
Winnipeg-Brandon
Dinner and Concert Attract Wide Community Support
A large crowd from near and far attended the St Church dinner and concert last night. The W A Ladies prepared a fine supper and the Brandon Players under Mrs W T Bertrand performed Children of To Day to a packed Masonic Hall. Proceeds totaled 225 00 with thanks offered to all helpers.
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St. Church
W.A
Masonic Hall
Brandon Players
W. T. Bertrand
Return of Election Expenses in Neepawa District
Summary of electoral expense items for Thomas Murphy candidate in the Canadian House of Commons election. Document notes signed by the official agent, filed for inspection at the Returning Officer's Arden office with a 20 cent fee during six months after September 15. Includes receipts for personal expenses postage telegrams hire of premises services and advertising totaling 1140 10.
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Thomaserow Murphy
House of Commons of Canada
Arden
Man
Lew G. Thomson
Neepawa
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