The Situation In The Hog Market
Market hog prices stay low with potential effects on the 1933 hog crop and quality. Britain plans import limits on bacon and hams, with Canada allowed 280 million pounds annually, prompting Manitoba to boost hog quality and selectivity to compete. Danish, Danish swine production expected to lag 1932. producers urged to raise quality to move surplus pork abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King- Aghi
Canada
Britain
Manitoba
Denmark
Deepdale United Church Annual Meeting Reports 1992
The Deepdale congregation held its annual meeting last Tuesday evening with reports from various church ranches on the year 1992. The session invites Deepdale residents to the regular Focal UPM meeting on Wednesday to mark the Immortal Bard anniversary and notes information on the 1st operative Commonwealth will be available as part of the programme.
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Congregation of the United Church
Varous Ranches i
Deepcale
Focal U.P M
Local Farmers Get Cattle TB Tested in December
Dr. Bishop of the Federal Department of Agriculture health of animals branch inspected 37 farms and tested 493 cattle for tuberculosis with no reactors. The list includes W. Barnett, D. McArthur, Geo. Watson, J. Kines, C. E. McGrath, Wm. Buick, A. Y. Arnott, R. J. Watson Sr., J. Watson, J. Witamb, C. A. McNewlands, and others among local farmers who participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
Daupham
Federal Department of Agriculture, Health of Animals Branch
W. Barnett
D. McArthur
Geo. Watson
W. J. Inglis
W. C. Kines
C. E. McGrath
Wm. Buick
A. Y. Arnott
Jas, Kines
R. J. Watson
Sen. Chritoff
A. Limestone
J. Greives
LA. Day
W. Miller
O. C. Fisher H. Mitchell
Jas Mc Carte
Robin
Schick
T J. Watson
J. Witamb
J.C Brooks
C. Duavem
Community notices from Roblin District journal
Local news from Roblin includes a birth announcement a February 10 party and dance under Rebekah Lodge No 4 dates for dances and admission 95 cents illness of Rev D S Kern hockey results and a positive health report for Mrs Leo Chrisoff A Roblin Os 2221 dance February 3 in Oddfellow Hall with lunch and 35 cent admission Roblin District Red Cross set to meet January 28 at 3 pm at United Church basement inviting full attendance and cooperation from nearby districts Editorial note encourages readers to submit news items for publication and hints at the editor’s preference for reliable information over street gossip.
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Roblin
Oddfellow’s
Feruary
Merridale Bazaar Organized by Merridale Community Club
A Merridale Bazaar under the Young People's Society of Uk ranian was held January 9 with a good crowd despite poor weather. Officials and directors of the Merridale Community Club met to plan future socials and entertainments, while Mr. and Mrs. Cockerill hosted relatives and district trends. Prizes went to Betty Fraser first, A. J. Macaulay second, and Fred Calver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Socety
Merridale
Togo News Highlights Local Visits and Society Plans
Dr Wallace of Kamsack visited town on professional business Saturday. R J M Parker spent several days in Regina. Miss Irene Craig traveled to Kamsack on Saturday’s express. Mr and Mrs Samuel Hern hosted many guests Friday 1st. The Togo Agricultural Society plans a concert and dance at Davis Hall on February 10. W J Sweet audited Rural Telephone Co books last week and Mason Lodge books this week. Togo Rural Telephone Co held its annual meeting last Saturday. Rehard Topham elected president, J Mole resigned. new directors Fred Franklin and Percy Jones. The closing aphorism notes self control as essential to true self expression.
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Dr. Wallace of
Kamsack
R. J. M. Parker
Regina
Irene Craig
Samuel K. Hern
Togo
Community Notes From Grand Narrows District
Grand Narrows reports the Junior Section of the UFM met at Mrs Dixon's home on Saturday. Local youths attended the Makaroff play in Silverwood last Friday. Due to last Tuesday's storm the UFCW3L were unable to meet but plan to on February 1. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs J Radford Jr on the birth of a son, George Leslie. church stewards Mr Middleton and Mr Mills re-appointed for the coming year. Community ladies kept busy with quilting bees at Mrs Wilson, Mrs Dixon, and Mrs Lester’s homes.
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U. FM
Auditor's call for full public expenditures records
The piece urges open accounting of all government and school spending. It argues stress on public affairs requires scrutiny, value for money, and an end to careless or partisan misuse, stressing auditors' reports as essential for public welfare.
Town needs co operation to keep money local and loyal
The piece urges residents to spend where they earn to strengthen the town, arguing disloyalty and competition harm the local economy. It stresses supporting home merchants, supplying adequate stock, and keeping money circulating locally to sustain property values and community life.
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Tha Lareaw Agammany
Merchants urged to unite for town and district growth
The passage urges merchants to cooperate as a unit with rural communities, stressing joint planning for the future and equal trade opportunities among fellow business people. Emphasis is placed on mutual rights to trade and collective progress.
Anglican Church Morning and Evening Services
Morning and evening services announced with Rev. G. Phillips leading the day’s worship at the Anglican church. Readers are invited to attend both services as part of the weekly schedule.
United Church Service Announced by Rev Kern
The United Church announces a service led by Reverend DS Kern B A B D at Tummel Roblin. The notice lists credentials and mentions an evening time.
Methodist Church Services and Prayer Meetings
Class Meeting Tuesday afternoon Prayer meeting Tuesday afternoon Wednesday eight p m Sunny Slope Prayer meeting Friday eight p m Sunday services Preaching Sunny Slope 1 pm Sunday school Sunny Slope 2 pm Sunday School Roblin 2 pm Preaching Roblin 7 pm All are invited to these services Wesley C DeMille Pastor
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Sunny Slope
Preach
Pam
Roblin
Wesley C. DeMille
Beatty Addresses Scouts On Virtues And Song Book
B W Beatty chairman of the Pacific Beltway urged courage and modesty as Canadian boy ideals during a Mestres District Scout Council event. He received the new Songs for Canadian Boys and toured Scout premises in Montreal where toys were repaired for distribution. A photo shows him with the boys in the workshop.
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B. W. Beatty
Pacific Beltway
Mestres
Canadian General Council
Boy Scouts
Canada
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
United States
France
J. Murray Gibbon
Beatty
Montreal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Deepdale
J.C.C.F. Bull
Rebekah
United Church Congregation
Rev
D. 8. Kern
Leo. Chrisoff
Dauphin Hospital
Togo News
Grand Narrows
Auditor’s Reports
Anglicen Church
Phillips
Wee
the United Church
DS. Kern B.A
Tummel Roblin Ee
P.m
REE Methodist
Departments of Agriculture
Dominion Live Stock
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Winnipeg
Manitoba Department of Agriulture
John Bracken
D. G. McKenzie
Agriculture and Liamigration
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