Wheat Market Trends and Legislation Galaxy in Ottawa
Ottawa March 2 1933 Dear Mr Editor readers eye the west market as price rises appear uncertain. Canada increases wheat exports to the United Kingdom with oats and barley surging. Seven Liberals vote for a railway bill second reading amid change in Soldier Settler credits and equipment rules. Criminal Code amendments tighten revolver penalties and require licenses for gun sales.
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Ottawa
Bureau of Ligtsitics
United Kingdom
Canada
Tao
United States
International Institute of Agriculture
W. D. Euler
National Defence
King
C. V. Power
Quebec
C.C.F
Senate
Murdock
Labour
Soldier Let
Guthrie
Royal Canadian Mounted Poli Ce
Alex
Dominion of Canada
Togo News and District Notes From Weekend Reports
Mr George Ross visited town over the weekend while Mr Guy Parker shipped cattle to Winnipeg on Saturday. Dr Draeh of Roblin visited on Saturday for professional business. Mr and Mrs James McEwen returned home after spending winter in Winnipeg. Easter Monday dance and a 500 dance charity event are noted. Mr Abs Parker arrived home after two months in Regina, attending the Legislative Assembly. A moving picture show and dance at Davis Hall drew a large crowd on Wednesday the 29th. About 30 subscribed to the Western Producer. The deaths of Mr Charles James of Saskatoon and Mgr J H Paiement near Walkerburn are reported with funeral details. Sympathy extended to the bereaved. Advertisements invite readers to shop locally and follow evolving jig-saw trends. Canada Senate backs charity sweeps. concerns raised about funds leaving the country. Alberta auto licenses reduced to 3.00 on April 1. Manitoba could adopt similar midyear license approach to boost summer vehicle activity and employment amid heavy taxation and regulation concerns.
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Davis Hall
Saskatoon
Mgr
J. H. Paiement
Walkerburn
Mr. Paiement
Lettet
Daphin
Montreal
P. Murphy
Ottawa
Alberta
Manitoba
Auction Sale at Williamsons Sale Yard Roblin
An auction sale of farm stock implements and household furniture will be held at Williamsons Sale Yard Roblin on Saturday April 8. The Sea Palace is praised for cheerful winter events. attention given to drainage and municipal matters. Shell River Agricultural Society approves continuing the annual fair and honors seed grain champion Mr L Mitchell. A death in Shevin of Mr F Doering is reported with funeral details. The piece also covers parliamentary sessions, budget talks, and local civic issues including Lake Manitoba water control, curfew bylaws, and a resignation of Lt. Col Fawcett Taylor with remarks on public sentiment and governance.
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Williamsons
Shell River Agricultural Society
L . Mitchell
Brandon
Rublin
Erment“Marde
Shevlin
Winnipeg Eleetre Company
Winnipeg
W. Sanford Evans
S. J. Farmer
Labor
Winipeg
John Queen
Meicn
Royal Commission
Co! Fawcett Taylor
Tepslature
Indee
King’s Court
Manitoba
Robert Drummond
Camptroller Towers
Porne Preidavevengine
Agriculural
Last Week In The Legislature Review of Manitoba budget plans
The legislature heard Treasurer I Aterherson present his first Manitoba budget. The hall was packed with taxpayers eager for details on provincial taxation. The minister described the financial position, noted needed service cuts, rising interest costs, and new taxes with little chance of relief.
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Sne
Hnaneng
Ton. I
Man'ata Legislate Assembly
Dominion
Pioneer Martha McDougall Dies at 71 in Roblin
Martha McDougall widow of James McDougall died March 20 at her daughter Ea Jakeman's home aged 71. She came with her parents from Ontario in 1868, first settling at Shellmouth then Tummel for 45 years. Survived by five daughters, two sisters, two brothers. service held at the Tumnicl church Friday conducted by Rev. C. S. Matchett.
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Martha McDougall
James McDougall
Ea, Jakman
Beng
James Burroughs
Ontario
Shellmouth
Tummel
Roblin
M. McFadyen
E. Jakeman
Lou Olson
Odin Olson
W. Cox
J. Pettigrew
Gilbert. Plains
H. Hebner
Crandview
Tom
Calgary
Alta
Ben
Tumnicl
C. S. Matchett
A GOOD GARDEN FOR EVERY FAMILY THIS YEAR
A community urged to grow home grown vegetables as economical health insurance. The article notes sowing time, early planting by a Manitoban housewife, and a seed canning effort yielding 94 quarts from tomatoes. It previews future tips to help in the garden scheme.
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Manitoba
Cromarty Postpones Meeting Over Bad Roads
Notices and social items reveal a postponed meeting due to poor roads. Updates include visits between residents, a recovering patient, a soldier returning from Mafeking, a new baby girl, a pleasant social evening of cards and dancing, a professional medical call, and light chatter about a hunting bird, sewing, and bridge tournament finals.
Flimination Night for Drama Festival in the Loop
A drama festival event titled Flimination Night will be held in the Loop on April 21 with three one set plays presented and judged. The winning script will advance to the Déstricy Festival in May. Participants include Mak aroff WS Roblin WJ Roblin Anglican Church.
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Makaroff
Roblin W.J
Roblin Anglican Church
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Togo News
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Regina
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Legislative Assembly
Charles James
Sakatoon
Theodore
Wm. Dickie
Bridge
Ireland
H. Kelsoe
Sea Palace
Adm
Harmier
Ae Committee
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Cromarty
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Jr. Hayes
Mrs Win Hayes
J. Dixon
J. Hayes
Mafeking
Dave Munroe
8. Fraser
Fred
George
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