Blood Donor Clinic Visit Records March 71st List of Donors
Donors visited the Hivers Blood Donor Clinic on Wednesday morning March 71 under the direction of Capt. J. A. Stewart assisted by Capt. C. M. Thomas. Names include Davis Saul Golembleski LAW Milly Chamberlain Mrs. M. Cormack Donald Moss and others.
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Hivers
J. A. Stewart
C. M. Thomas
C.N.S
Davis
Saul Golembleski
Milly Chamberlain
M. Cormack
Donald Moss
D. Cruikshank
H. Haskins
G. M. Manson
D. Allnutt
W. MM. Buckton
I. MM. Purkess
Bertha Rushton
N. E
Seedtime and Harvest on farming extension work
The article surveys extension work across the Prairie Provinces with groups from government to universities and non government suppliers. It argues farmers must share responsibility for evaluating extension administration, notes weaknesses in directing individuals to problem specific advice, and promises future critiques and reader reflection.
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Almos
Prairie
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Ofriculture
List of Names in Local Registry Seemed Incomplete
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Sanders, G. A. McBarnie, W. H. Kinsella, LAC, Roth Kampen, H. M. McDonald, Annie Rivers, Karlenzig, Mrs. Viola Miners, Ivy Forman, Chester Wareham, Evelyn Karlenzig, Fred Thomas, Capt. C. M. Kessel, Henry Crerar, Mrs. Mary Donohue, B. Daniel, Norman Lenore, Alexander, Blanche Wilson, Geo. Shoemaker, Wm. Alexander, Clair Hutchinson, Russell Hodgins, Walter Routledge, Glen Grant, Bruce McWhirter, Mrs. Geo. Good, Winston Dryden, and others. The fragment appears to be an index or roster extract rather than a completed notice.
Local visitors and family gatherings reported
Tarsolton notes include Mr. and Mrs. E. Wolfe and family visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baily in Oakner. Miss Carrolyn Wedderburn spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Wedderburn. Mrs. T. Seens visited Brandon for a few days. Mrs. Ted White Gwenda and Donalda returned home after a two week stay at the former’s home.
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Carrolyn Wedderburn
Mr. and
Mrs. A. S. Wedderburn
Ted White
Gwenda
Donalda
Labour Minister cites 100,000 Canadian jobs available
Labour Minister Mitchell says there are 100000 jobs open in Canada and the total will rise as farmers returning from winter work fill farming positions.
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Mitchell
Rebuilding Soil With Grasses and Legumes
Agrarian note emphasizes renewing farm soil through grasses and legume crops in rotations. Highlights the need to adjust land preparation and diversify farming practices to sustain soil productivity and align with market-ready crops. Emphasizes long-term policy shift toward diversified rotations and improved soil health.
Building Soil With Grasses and Legumes For Drought Readiness
Farm leaders urge drought preparedness by rebuilding soil with grasses and legumes to raise productivity and curb erosion. Producer groups have created seed cleaning and distribution facilities to supply farmers with recommended varieties from agricultural experts.
Farm Machinery Rules Emphasized by Wartime Board
Farmers still ignore farm machinery ration rules on selling used equipment. R. C. Trimble, Farm Machinery Ration Officer for the Wartime Prices and Trade Board in Winnipeg, warns that disposing of machinery without approval will jeopardize future requests for new equipment. Farmers are urged to repair current machines and consult the board before disposing of gear, considering replacement now or later.
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R. C. Trimble
Wartime Prices and Trade Board
Winnipeg
W.P.T B
Prices and Trade Board
Canada Sets High Target for 8th Victory Loan
The 8th Victory Loan opens on April 23 with a minimum objective of 1.35 billion dollars, an all-time high. The minimum from individuals is 675 million dollars, representing 50 percent of the total.
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Canada
Silver Smith at Royal York Serves CP Hotels
Ernest Rose, a Canadian Pacific silversmith based in Toronto, works in a quiet turret at the Royal York Hotel. For twelve years he repairs dented teapots jugs platters and spoons for CP Railway hotel dining rooms. He and his staff average 1800 silverware pieces and 18000 flatware pieces annually.
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Ernest Rose
Canadian Pacific Smithy
Royal York Hotel
Toronto
Rose
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
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Manitoba
Agriculture Extension
Carnegie— Skinner
Geoffrey Skinner
Henry Skinner
Phoebe Frank
Wm. H. Frank
Josephine
Wheatland
Hamiota— Hazlewood
Lloyd Nicholls
Violet Morton
Robert King
Mary Venables
Edward
Bradwardine— Wedderburn, John A
the Gazette
Progressive Conservative Convention
Brandon
Rupert Ramsay
Saskatoon
Sask
R. D. Guy
Progressive Conservative Assn
Stephens
J. EF
Topinka
Ceal and
Imperial Oil
Bradwardine
Tarsolton
Fay Malowances
Chis
Alice
Mary
Joan
apeNlo
WON
Moore Claxton
SMGMT
Mational Health
AMD Welfare
Ottawa
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