Letter to the editor on rental reform and farm taxes
A Manitoba reader argues to focus rental reductions to help working farmers amid farm loans and rental pressures. He defends a previous letter, cites Joan companies, and warns against universal no-rent policies that could harm widows and elderly farmers relying on rental income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holi
Mir
Arnott
Jeter
Joan Companies
Manitoba
Conmantel 7
Sll
Memttoba
Cassea
Mr. Arnott
Arnstt
Sprouted Potatoes Trimmed Before Planting For Early Market
Growers warm potat oes to break dormancy by lifting color, fungicide treating, and spreading shallow in trays to form green sprouts at each eye before planting. Cut or plant whole. Early emergence often faster by about a week, depending on soil temperature and spring weather.
For Sale Timothy Seed at Seven Per Hundred
Classified notice offering Timothy seed a rate of seven dollars per hundred by T L Dillin Robtia. Bags available with additional details to contact for purchase.
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Timothy
Municipal Doings R M of Shell River Minutes
The RebNa village council meeting on April 7 1932 chaired by Reeve Rogers discussed adopting last minutes. A bylaw authorized borrowing 1800 to furnish seed grain under The Temporary Seed Grain Relief Act for farmers unable to obtain seed for spring 1981. Appointments were made for assessor and collector, weed inspector, and various payments approved. Road work to be charged to delinquent taxpayers if possible. adjournment paid indemnity. note on improving home surroundings for those able.
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Amott—Thompson
Arnott
Thompson
Nowasad
McGregor
Jein
R. Rae
McGregor. Arnott
R. J. Oliver
Geo. Carriere
Schreiber
S E. Rogers
R Oliver
Nowasad—Thompson
Asad
Edw ard John Johnston dies after stroke in Belfield area
Edward John Johnston of Belfield dies at home on Friday April 10 from paralysis stroke. Resident over twenty five years, he was active in community and a trusted neighbor. Funeral Monday from his home to Belfield cemetery conducted by Rev Lloyd of Free Methodist Church. He was just past fifty one, survived by widow and five children.
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Edward Johnston
BieTd
Johnston
Bield
Lioyd
Free Method
Johnson
Cromarty Social Roundup At Home And School
Wilfred Ward returns to the district after visiting his parents at Deepdale. Mrs Collins and son came back from Mafeking after wintering there. Miss Mary Simpson resumes duties at Tummel after Easter break. A shadow dance was held at Cromarty school house hosted by the U F M with music by Laird Bros of Makaroff. the event was enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Ward
Deepdale
Mary Simpson
Tummel
Cromarty
U.F. M
Laird Bros
Makaroff
Spring Improvements Brighten Mood Through Home Makeover
A reflective piece argues that cheerful, well kept homes lift spirits and family harmony. It notes sunlit rooms vs gloom, exterior paint and interior decorating raise mood and property value, and that affordable paint and paper since 1914 enable improvements despite tight finances.
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Brighness
Shortdale Community News Roundup
Sympathy is extended to Mrs Ed Johnston. Easter dance at Winona school was poorly attended due to bad roads. Miss Winnie Lines left for Winnipeg to take a position. Mrs Nellie Yacuik returned from Robert Plains. Miss Otia Storozynsky returned from Winnipeg and visits her father. Mrs H Cave Jr and Winnipeg guests with the Burtons over holidays. Mr and Mrs A Cooper drove to Maharry via the old road. Alice Cooper stayed part of the season with Mrs Downie and Mrs Stewart. Leo Donald and children of Grandview visited Issac Faulhoney Jr. during holidays. L Lebenetsky, operator of the new Bing station south of town, visits Winnipeg. Wes Henderson and others from Moosomin were guests of W C Hodkinson. Maluta family spent Easter in Merriday. A sight accident on the highway near Bird left them with minor bruises and a damaged car. Bill sports a black eye and Olga will miss a few school days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M- Maluta
Merriday
Eekly
Bil
Olga
Grist Mill by law vote fails by one vote
Seeding operations begin on many district farms. The Grist Mill by law vote last Thursday failed by a single vote. The She River Agricultural Society directors met Saturday to arrange for the annual fair. Provincial Police will enforce highway traffic act infractions. Census plans discussed by Dominion Statistician R H Coats expect 15000 enumerators. seven million dollars cost.
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Whch
She River Ag Reatural Society
H Coats
Dominion Statistician
Quebec
Visitors in town mark a busy farming season
DEEPDALE Mr and Mrs Everett Fetcher were visitors in town last week. Messrs Bob and Gordon Trickett of Yorkton were visitors in town last Friday. By the time this appears, every farmer will likely be on the land weather permitting, each doing his bit to increase the world surplus this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Fetcher
Messrs
Bob and
Gordon Trickett
Yorkton
Special Notice on Advertising Rules for Entertainment
A public notice states that any reference to entertainments or other amusements where admission is charged or staged for profit is advertising and will be charged accordingly. It directs not to request free advertising.
Local Notes From Grand Narrows Area
Miss Dorothy Pitfield rode the east bound train Friday night to visit. Mrs Murphey and family were with Mr and Mrs Milp on Sunday. Miss Lou Atwater spent Easter holidays with her brother and sister in the district. Mr William Burnett is spending a week visiting friends and relatives in Milton. Mr and Mrs Lester and family have moved to Mr A C McKnights farm and will reside there in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Pitfield
Murphey
Milp
Lou Atwater
LOBA Announces Winning Draw Number
The LOBA reveals the winning draw number as 55. Mrs Scrimshaw is shown holding the lucky ticket.
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T. L. Dillin Robtia
R. M. OF
Shell River
Vilage of
RebNa
Reeve Rogers
W. Black
Shortdale
Ed Johnston
Winona
Winnie Lines
Winnipeg
Nellie Yacuik
Robert Plains
Otia Storozynsky
H Cave Jr
Burton
A. Cooper
Maharry
O'D Road
Alice Cooper
Meharry
Downie
Stewart
Leo Donald
Grandview
Issac Faulhoney Jr
L Lebenetsky
Wes Henderson
Neil McDoug
Fawcett
Moosonman Sask
W C Hodkinson
Roblin
L. B. Russel
Mayfed, Man
Yeo’s
Calder
Grand Narrows
Wiliam Burnett
Miniton
J. F. Orr
Grandview OR
D. R. Vanalstyne
THE
Save-Mor Groceteria
Brunswick
Ld Dey Peeeehes Priory
Arptes
Sryce
Ontario
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