Why the Farmer Is Poor Leadership in Agriculture
By a Roblin Farmer the piece argues leadership, not just lack of organization, drives agricultural prosperity. It links strong farm leaders to disciplined schooling, home life, and community trust while noting educated farm youths seek city careers. It contrasts farm ambitions with urban wealth and warns against draining rural belts to cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirste
Johnnny
U.S
Johnny
Henry
Billy Brown
Jor
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Union Church Meeting Notes and Sunday Schedule
The Union Church reports Rev. Robert Harvey leading services with Sunday talks on The Duty of Being A Good Miser and The Stone Mason of Cromarty. Childrens addresses, noon sessions, and two afternoon services at Cromarty and Roblin are listed. A General Board meeting notes indebtedness, canvass set for January 6th, aims to increase weekly contributions, and discusses budget, missionary budgets, and parish finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommel
Cromarty
Roblin
John Wesley
Summel
Roblin Union Charge
John Inglis
Regustarlye
Tummel
Jolliffe-Gardy wedding joy at Grundy home
Dorothy Lardner Jolliffe wed Joseph Alan Grundy at Grundy residence with Rev J Stanley officiating. The bride wore white satin with radium lace, carried carnations and narcissus, and was given away by her father. Attendants included Helen Jolliffe and Edna Grundy. reception featured Emma McGinnis singing. The couple departed by midnight train amid rice and confetti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Edna Grundy
Slater
Leon Joliffe
Frank Grundy
Emma McGinnis
Fqgx
Winnipeg
Makaroff Couple Plans Return After Short City Stay
A couple announces plans to return to Makaroff after a brief stay in the city. They expect to be at home to friends after January 1, resuming residence in their hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makaroff
Hme
Roblin Locals Note Visits and Events This Week
Roblin residents report visits from Mr and Mrs Wm Chapman and Mrs F E Baine of Winnipeg. Dr Irwin from McCreary has business in the district. Miss Jessie Russell returns from Brandon to teach at the local school. Ed Grassiec leaves for Manitoba University. Fr Brown hosts a turkey dinner for twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Out of town guests include Mr and Mrs W H Brown of Togo and others from Harding. Mr WG Gourley of Dauphin, Farmers Union organizer, to visit Roblin district January 18 and 19 with talks at Sunny Slope Shevlin and Shortdale. Community leaders urged to mobilize crowds and welcome his arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Jessie Russell
Brandon
Our School
Aliss Edith Grassiec
Manitoba University At
Winnipeg
Fr. Brown
W. H Brown
Togo
Milley Johnson
Mc R Brown
Harding
Man
WG Gourley
Dauphin
Farmers Union of Canada
Roblin
Sunny Slope
Shevlin
Shortdale
Gourley
Togo Local News January Celebrations and Notices
Togo residents greet readers and note New Year wishes. Miss Rosie Taylor returned from Yorkton. Congratulations to Geo Boyce on the birth of a baby boy and to Art McBain and his wife. Miss Mabel Buss and Miss Russ visit family. Miss Beth Thompson returns from Quill Lake. An illustrated lecture on The Perennial Sow Thistle is set for January 8 at 3 pm in the Fire Hall. The death of Mr. King of Fork River is reported. Stanley King travels for the funeral. BR J M Parker hosts a jolly 500 party for friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincial Dept. of Agriculture
Togo
King
Stanley King
Mr King Sr
Fork River
Man
Stanley
BR. J M. Parker
The Agricultural Problem and the Tariff Debate
The article argues the tariff mainly burdens Canada and the United States, serving revenue need and possibly raising import costs. It discusses indirect wages, the home market shield, and the risk of price boosts, urging reduced government revenue dependence to lessen tariff pressure on agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
States
Canada
Grain marketing talk by Dr Magill set for Friday
Dr Robert Magill of the Winnipeg Grain Exchange will speak at the hall in Togo on Friday January 11 at 8 p.m. on the present system of grain marketing. He is regarded as a leading grain expert in Canada and urged farmers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Magill
Wypg- Grain Exchange
Togo
Magill
Canada
Makaro ff Mr J Bradford visits Gilbert and local notes
Mr J Bradford visited Gilbert over the weekend. The Stork left a fine baby boy at the home of Mr and Mrs G Boyce on December 28. A dance hosted by the W I drew a fairly large crowd. Mr Georges McNell and Mr JM attended on Sunday but cold weather reduced the turnout. Mr McNjoyed his plain talk on aid for foreign dignities and current global issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
G Boyce
Georges McNell
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Church News
Union Church
the Union Church
Robert Harvey
M.A. B.D
Mra
Wm Chapman
F E Baine
Dr Irwin
McCreary
Rosie Taylor
Yorkton
Geo Boyce
Miss Russ
Theodore
Miss Mabel Buss
Union Bank
Miss Warren
Cupar
Gilbert Plains
Art McBain
Beth Thompson
Quill Lake
Olive Carter
M Brown
Saskatoon
Mr L Burke
Sask
Larry
Archy
Manitoba Agricultural College
Davis Hall
Herb Brown
Alex Sinclair
Alfred Cottrell
McBride & Fultons Saw Mill
del Summerville
Tripp
Shearer
Summerville
J Bradford
Gilbert
Plains
The
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