Notice of Assessment Roll Open for Inspection
Rural Municipality of Daly notice that the Assessment Roll of Laiv has been deposited and will remain open for fifteen days for inspection. Complaints must be submitted to the Clerk at least ten days before the Court of Revision sitting on October 3, 8944 at 10 am in River. Dated September 1894. DYER, Sec. Treas.
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Laiv
Court of Revision
River
Towns of Rivers Notice of General and Business Tax Roll
The town of Rivers Manitoba deposits the assessment roll for inspection for fifteen days. Complaints must be lodged with the Clerk at least ten days before the Court of Revision sitting. The Council will hear revisions on Monday October 14 1944 at 7 30 PM in the Council Chamber.
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Rivers
Province of
Manitoba
A.D
World of Wheat Proposes Release of Home Guard for Harvest
The author reports labour shortages across the Prairies as crops ripen and winter nears. He argues tens of thousands of fit young Canadians in Home Service could be released for a month or six weeks to speed harvests, aided by more workers at the lakehead to unload cars and lift farmer quotas.
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Canada
Lakehead
Tobolton Family News from Sherridan and Area
Tarbolton Br and Mrs Victor Lowe and Darlyle returned to Sherridan on Friday after a summer with their parents Mr and Mrs Wm Lowe and Mr and Mrs Thos Seens. Mrs Edward Wolfe visits Emerson Wolfe home. Mrs D Allen Gordon and David of Transcona visited John Thomson Spring Valley School reopened with Miss K Crawston of St Vital. Mr and Mrs F Crane Brandon stayed with daughter Mrs Wm Cochrane over weekend. Mr Wm Harvey back home after weeks in Brandon Hospital. Ted White and family visited Sanford Cochrane home Sunday.
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Victor Lowe
Little Zon Darlyle
Sherridan
Wm. Lowe
Thos. Seens
D. Allen
Gordon and
David
Transcona
John Thomson
Spring Valley School
K. Crawston
St. Vital
Mrs. F. Crane
Brandon
Wm. Cochrane
Ted White
Sanford Cochrane
United Church Service Notice at Rivers
Reverend F. W. Lee and Frt Lieutenant D. Gowdy will conduct Sunday services at Rivers. The 7:80 p.m. gathering and the No. 1 C.N.S. padre preside. The Adult Bible Class invites all to join every Sunday at 11 a.m.
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Rivers
Lieut
D. Gowdy
C.N.S
Sunday Services Schedule at St James and Ancrum
Wheatland announces Sunday program with St Matthew's Ancrum at 3 p.m. and St James Rivers at 11 a.m. Holy Communion on the first Sunday monthly. Sunday School times include 1.30 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. across locations.
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Wheatland
St. Matthew's
Ancrum
St. James
Rivers
Card of Thanks for Floral Tributes and Service
We sincerely thank friends and neighbours for acts of kindness during our recent bereavement and for the beautiful floral tributes. Special thanks to Rev. S. B. Guille for coming from Neepawa to conduct the service. -Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Seater
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S. B. Guille
Neepawa
Geo. Seater
Editor Offen Returns From Short Vacation
Editor T. W. Offen came back on Wednesday of last week after a brief vacation to McLennan Alberta to visit his son Robt. J. Offen his daughter-in-law and their children.
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T. W. Offen
McLennan
Alberta
Mr. and
Mra
Robt. J. Offen
Parliament funds Saskatoon research lab for surplus farm crops
The Western Research Laboratory plan, backed by the North West Line Elevators Association, will establish a full-scale research facility in Saskatoon with a $3.25 million grant. The lab will study two branches: food crop processing and storage, and profitable industrial outlets for surplus products, following a push from the 1938 continent wide survey and the Chemurghc Committee at Toronto.
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Saskatoon
North West Line Elevators Association
Line Elevator
Chemurghc
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Toronto
Canada
Industrial use of surplus grain aids war effort and farming
A Canadian agricultural campaign over six years rallied support from educators and media to promote science driven uses for surplus farm products. Since 1933 hundreds of millions of bushels of grain have fed alcohol production for war needs, boosting wheat prices and wealth for Western farmers while expanding grain processing like starch and gluten plants at Head, Great Lakes, and Moose Jaw. The drive urged intensified research to help postwar agriculture in Western Canada.
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Weekly
Daily Press of Canada
Great Lakes
Moose Jaw
Canada
United States
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