Japan Accepts Manitoba No. 1 Wheat Contract
The Japanese food agency announced that Canada will supply No. 1 Manitoba wheat due to a No. 2 shortage, while No. 1 stocks stay ample from a good crop. Prices will not change from the previous contract despite a one cent per bushel gap between grades. the deal was reached by Japanese officials and the Canadian trade mission led by W. C. Mac Namara, which is returning home.
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Japanese Food Agency
Japan
Canadian Trade Mission
W. C. MacNamara
Canadian Wheat Board
Bagot and District News Highlights Oct 13
Community notes from Bagot MacGregor area recount visits and gatherings on Oct 13 to Oct 20. Events include graduation in MacGregor, 50th wedding anniversary at Douglas, multiple family visits between Brandon, Portage and nearby towns, birthdays and church notices, with reflections on alleyways in life and civic conduct.
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Brandon
Don Wright
P. Henry
E. A. Smith
A.W. Kalberg
S. W. Kalberg
J. Foster
Wm. Becker
Douglas
Smith
E. McKenzie
J H. Adams
King Sr
Alex Paul
Portage
Bagott
Wer Cfry
Albert Pogue
Winnipeg
Carl McFee
Grosse Isle
R. Tibbett
Jean
Elm Creek
J. L. Pogue
Sid Coulthard
British Isles
G. Taylorson
MacGregor
A. Pogue
W. Bodie
C. Nichol
Central Hospital
B. Burton
H. Burton
M. Pogue
G. Kelly
H. D. van Miter
Moose Range
J. Matthews
H. D. Ritchie
Ted Matthews
Manitoba potato marketing board referendum eyed by growers
Agriculture minister Harry Enns said future marketing boards in Manitoba will be created only if affected growers push for them. He spoke during discussion of the October 28 referendum by 310 potato growers on creating a potato producers board to replace the Manitoba Vegetable Marketing Commission, which shed powers this year. If approved, the commission would be replaced. if not, the government may pursue other steps to ensure industry viability.
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Manitoba Highways
Gramming
Manitoba
Harry Enns
Potato Producers Marketing Board
Manitoba Vegetable Marketing Commission
Enns
The
Marketing Commission
New Brunswick Potato Growers Face $10 Million Loss
President Malcolm Barrett of Hartland Potato Co. warned New Brunswick farmers may lose 10 million dollars as 64 000 acres remain unharvested in Victoria and Carleton counties due to heavy rain and worker shortages. He said about 400 more pickers are available now, with 1 000 needed to harvest within two weeks.
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New Brunswick
Malcolm Barrett
Hartland Potato Co
Barrett
Victoria
Carleton
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Scott Matthews
J. H. Adams
Treherne
Pratt
J. Adams
Adams
Fred Matthews
Dick Davis
Portage Hospital
M. Laurie
Grace Hospital
MacGregor Recreational Associ
Macgregor Collegiate
Memorial Hall
the Melodiers
Hom Walters
WEIR
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Sparrow Farm
Trans-Canada Highway Rifles
Ghotoune
Rexall
Denwal Pharmacy Macgregor Ltd
Canada Savings
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