The Crop Testing Plan Aims For True to Variety Wheat
The Food Research Institute says European wheat demand in peacetime will be modest and Canada holds the largest wheat surplus. To tap demand, reduce production or remove trade obstructions. better method is expanding trade. Prairie farmers should grow true to variety for high quality. Crop Testing Plan finds mixed varieties. Farmers with doubt should secure better seed, preferably from neighbours with an A quality crop.
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Food Research Institute
Canada
Local and Personal Notes From Rivers District
Local and personal items include visits by Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Harrison to Kenton and Bunsearth, Miss Constance Offen of Nee wa Collegiate visiting at home, Ada Wareham of Morris Collegiate with her parents, and Rev. F. W. Lee to speak in Virden on Sunday about the General Council meetings in London Ontario. Also noted are visits by Jack Dyer of Gilbert Plaing, once a Rivers business figure, and letters from Mrs. Isabel Bell of Sidney, Vancouver, with family updates on Percy and Torchy Tivy, and comments on a dry summer and wasted fruit.
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Ada Wareham
Morris Collegiate
Mrs
HL. Wareham
F. W. Lee
Virden
General Council
London
Ont
Isabel Bell
Sidney
Vancouver
B.C
Wheatland and Rivers
For Sale 1929 Whippet Sedan At Borrowman’s Garage
A 1929 Whippet sedan with good tires offered for 225 dollars. Can be viewed at Borrowman’s Garage. Contact details not provided.
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Borrowman's
Bazaar Planning Highlighted By Tarbolton Ladies Aid
The Tarbolton Ladies Aid met Friday at Mr and Mrs John Wedderburns home to plan a November bazaar. Lunch ended the pleasant gathering. Visitors included Norris Lowe and Mrs Wood of Brandon and Kay Crawston visiting St Vital. Families J Sim and others visited John Thomson's home Sunday.
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Ladies Aid
John Wedderburn
Norris Lowe
Wood
Brandon
Wim. Lowe
Kay Crawston
St. Vital
J. Sim
Ten Years Ago In Brandon Gazette 1034
J C Cousins and Alf Wareham listed as enumerators for divisions 56 and 57 in Brandon electoral area. Christina Hedberg wed Robert Wharton Armstrong. Q S Hober bought Rivers Drug Store from the Misses Stuart. H Tyerman hospitalized for blood poisoning. Arthur Johnsons return from England. Bert Kann joins the Second Canadian Contingent. W Sykes repairs skating rink after wind damage.
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J.C. Cousins
Alf. Wareham
Brandon
Town
Q. S. Hober
Rivers
Bert Kann
W. Sykes
Birthday Greetings List From The Gazette
The Gazette extends best wishes for birthdays to Vernon Orlo Brown October 12 Victor G. Lowe Sherridan 12 Robert B. Lee 13 Constance Offen 13 Betty Morison 13 Nora Christina Slevin 14 Rk Toute Britton Vancouver Harry Parker 17 Mrs McBrien Hartney 18 Mrs Percy Neville Jr 18.
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Vernon Orlo Brown
Victor G. Lowe
Sherridan
Robert B. Lee
Constance Offen
Betty Morison
Nora Christina Slevin
Toute Britton
Vancouver
Harry Parker
McBrien, Hartney
Percy Neville Jr
Also Mentioned on This Page
the World of Wheat
H.G. L. Strange
Mrs. W. M. Harrison
Kenton and
Bunsearth
Neewa
Jack Dyer
Gilbert Plaing
Daly
Tarbolton
the Gazette
Mara A
Christina Hedberg
Robert Wharton Armstrong
Church News
The
Anglican Church In
A. Champuens
Roseville
Christ Church
Wheatland
St. Matthew's
Ancrum
St. James
United Church
G. H. Hambley
Kenton
Rivers and Daly
Pet
Tapiece Congregation
Dater
Rivers—Public School
Perrett
Bradwardine
Livingstone
Gistratio
the Wartime Prices and Trade Board
Rapid City
Toronto General Trusts Corporation
Winnipeg
J. KF
Topinka Hardware, Lumber
Coal
Imperial Oil
Canoga
Contt
War Service
Aleutian Islands
Western Hemisphere
Greenland
Jetland
Ner
United States
Woran
Cuarasia
Venturs
Veterans’ Welfare OF Canada
Ian A. Macken
Miniater
Hon. Pensions and
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