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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 30, 1924

Page

2

Western Wheat Producers Seek Cost Cuts and Policy Relief

Western farmers urge reductions in production and marketing costs and oppose high freight rates that burden wheat. They call for permanent savings from Wheat Pools, better farm management, and pressure on railways to lower shipping charges while addressing earnings, farm inputs, and weed seed handling costs.

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Lead World Grain Storage Facilities At South Port

The Menaner surveillance introduces another grain elevator on Port Acthar south shore. Canadian Lead of the Lake ports claims top global storage capacity with the new plant starting October 2. Raymond district threshing yields 4 bushels per acre from an 80 acre test with a net $1.21 per bushel and $48.50 per acre, marking best threshing in the district this year.

Lead World Port Acthar Poet Arthur Tesd Fort Willia U Acre Raymond Raymond Disciet

Saskatchewan Creameries reorganized under new leadership

The Saskatchewan Co operative Creameries reorganization is complete with Percy Reed named Production Superintendent and A R Gregory elected president. New general manager A P McLean reports cost cuts and efficiency gains while poultry marketing schemes with the Department of Agriculture expand operations at cold storage plants and Saskatoon Regina facilities.

Percy KE. Reed Law Farie Saskatchewan Cooperative Creameries, Ltd Saskatchewan 4. A. Gregory North Battford Raskatchewan Alp McLean Department of Agriculture Saskatoon Regina Sashaiveu Siar

Alberta Seed Grain Growth Fueled by Trade Show and Plant

Alberta seed grain production for commercial use grows after two years of Chicago International success and a government cleaning and marketing plant set to process over 76 000 bushels this coming season Marquis wheat and European varieties are among the planned studies.

Alberta Chicago

Notable Utterance Of Premier Dunning At Conference

The Irish review and Irish Statesman discuss Premier Dunning of Saskatchewan and his push for farmer centered policy. They praise his practical co operation stance, state aid concepts, and call for farming self help while urging cooperation as a guiding principle.

Ireland Irish Review Cbs Mrr. Dunning Uic Saskatchewa Duning Dnning Chuvning Allcreaign Bess Dig Sells Vlas Harmen Ewan Dunning Noel Buytont Francis Acland Iow GW. Klerick Touoping

Habit and subconscious mind shape daily actions and money habits

The passage discusses how habits govern routine behavior including sleep and meals and how money habits arise from subconscious patterns. It notes the danger of losing these habits and suggests that disciplined practice can turn tasks like labor leadership into conscious routines rather than mere reflexes.

Wiese

Unbelievers Question Moon Influence in Weather Theories

Fragmentary note argues against lunar effects on weather while mocking critics who dismiss equinoctial storms as myth, referencing Mars and Calgary Alberta with strained phrasing and unclear details.

Albertau

Eskimos Bring Carvers to Nome Summer Camp

King Island natives arrive in Nome with eleven Eskimo carvers and tons of goods including spoons forks and knives. Merchants welcome the camp where locals earn dollars buying supplies for winter and the group enters Nome athletic contests while providing a rudimentary orchestra. The piece blends travel commerce with cultural notes and a medical ad for asthma relief.

King Island Nome Idland Duttrem Tynes

Life Span Lengthens by Twenty Years in Century

Dr Eugene Lyman Fisk of the Life Extension Institute says average life rose 20 years in the past century and will gain more in the next. He cites health costs from waste and death, estimating the value of extending life and marking large deficits for older ages compared with youth.

Wien Anariia Dr. Williams Williams Canada Mai Willigme’ Medicine Co Beacky Tite Lit Eugene Lyman Fisk Life Extension Institute Décehured Atlantice City Risk

Beekeeping Pioneer in Southern Alberta Surpasses Honey Milestone

George Reidel operates 300 bee colonies in Coldale district and nearby areas in Southern Alberta, yielding over 49 000 pounds of honey. He touts Alberta as a premier bee district while expanding apiaries across the region.

George Reidel Lis Fret Seur Alberta Mr. Reidel Coldale Southurn Minard

Earthquakes threaten Icelandic towns and hills

In southwestern Iceland, residents endure severe shocks from earthquakes and volcanic activity. Mount Kehrla remains unsettled, with towns fearing renewed eruptions as smoke and ash drift westward.

Vienne Crity Tts Krehla Ucn Krryshiik

Indians Receive Treaty Money Celebra tions in Grande Saskatchewan

Indian Agent Baird in Kouard distributes government treaty payments to Beaver Nation at Saskatoon and Crees at Sturgeon Lake. celebrations feature one dollar bills exchanged for edibles, ribbons, shawls, and general merriment among Native peoples.

Grande Friarie Grande Indria Baird Kouard Gtr Tes Cork Radmas Dake Saskatoon

Miller Wort Powders Promised to Expel Worms

A fragmented notice claims Miller Wort Powders can eliminate worms in children without pain. It warns mothers to beware ineffective remedies and highlights risks to infants from improper treatments.

Western Canada Trade Buoyant Amid Shifting Grain Prices

Dispatches report improved business in Western Canada with fair overall conditions. Grain movement rising and demand for farm goods supports optimism. retailers note firm activity in footwear, furniture, and tubers while merchants expect further price advances as the year progresses.

Busins Canada

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