Farmers Favor 100 Per Cent Pool in Wheat Policy
A Moblin district meeting at Lo. O.F. Hall on the 19th, addressed by President Colin H. Burnett, urged Canadians to back a 100 percent wheat pool. Burnett argued for protective government action mirroring Europe and criticized private grain traders while championing a fully supported, organized marketing system for Western Canadian farmers. The gathering endorsed the 100 percent Wheat Pool resolution.
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Peel
Colin H. Burnett
Lo. O.F. Hall
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Europe
Burnell
Gay
Makaroff Church Annual Meeting Moves Forward
The Makatom United Church held its annual congregational meeting on Monday February 19 with Rev G W F presiding. N J Kerswall elected secretary and read last meeting minutes. Reports praised a successful year for the Ladies Aid and church activities. Several officers and Sunday School supervisors were elected including N J Kerswall I Crane S E Rogers and others. Lunch served by Ladies Aid Society.
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Makatom United Church
N. J. Kerswall
F. Curle
Laces Aid Sucely
N. J. Kersweil
Wee
I. Crane
E. Rogers
A. Donner
le Poideyin
E. Howe
J. Cameron
L. Johnson
W. Pound
F. Curie
G. Harvey
E Howe
Crane
N. J. Kersnel
S. S
J Cameron
Curie
Howe
Cass
K. Levins
Mrs Cameron
Hodnet
Ladies Aid Socety
Human vanity and noise in natural chorus
A humorous survey of animal behavior contrasts human nature with the rest of creation. The piece notes roosters crowing, bees buzzing, dogs barking, doves cooing, and many cries from animals, then laments that humans often hesitate to advertise and boast. It treats communication and self-promotion as a human failing.
Local notes from Kamsack and surroundings
Mr Painter visited Kamsack on Tuesday while Mr Vesey Hern served as a visitor in Wongpeg this week. Wokes returned from Winnipeg on Monday express. Several residents including Les Ko Lawrency and Moss Kh. Muir were in Winnipeg for days. Mrs King entertained many friends Saturday evening. The Davis bial Friday Feb isth and Fraser Cunnon left Saturday for Dinutuswe. Stewards of the United Church were appointed: S Ja Brown J Gowiey R Austin and George Crag. Mrs Hughes in Surgis visited Musa Peperson and Mrs Fred McConnell for several days. At the Young Peoples meeting Mrs Dolly Parker received an address and Waterman pen. Moss Parker plans to leave for Kegun in February. The Dover Tablo party Friday, hosted by Homemakers Club, drew large attendance. prizes awarded to Mrs Jas Apple, Miss Tripp, and Mr Joe Topham.
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Tripp
Joe Topham
Deepdale Community Notes Highlights and Visits
Mrs Reg Grands of Domain visits her parents Mrs A Matthews in Deepdale while her mother Mrs George Ward receives hospital care. Marie Nutsrom, longtime resident, celebrated her marriage. The annual Deepdale Community meeting re-elected the old committee with thanks. A dance followed featuring youths from Silverwood and Shell Rover Valley.
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Reg. Grands
Domain
A. Matthews
City
George Ward
Marie Nutsrom
Deepdale
Loc
Silverwood
Shell Rover Valley
Local Meeting Notes and Community Updates in Grand Narrows
The general U P meeting occurs today with local visits from Walker residents. Miss Viole Larret returns to Kamsack with D. P. A weekend in Makarov with Crissie and Mae Rogers. Eileen Rowan and V. Wilson stay with Mrs Laure in Gemenceau. Sunday School reorganized for the year with few changes. W J Ward of UFM spoke January 26 on Parishioners Problems of Today. Premier Brownlee warns COFA against Sovietism, secession or currency interest. Unemployment relief funds sent to provinces for work. Manitoba received a cheque for 193 U62 last week as part of relief.
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Tran Goveremient Ots
Manteba
Roblin Community Notes and Weekend Hockey Results
Born on Tuesday January 26 a daughter arrived to Mr and Mrs E Tillotson Hafson of Glenboro joins local star line up. Anglican Church concert praised for fine program and turnout. Grandview hosted nudget junior hockey with Midgets losing 3-2 and juniors 8-1. Cruise Shield curlers from Gober Paing lost to local teams. Calder teams won hockey double header with Roblin defeating midgets 4-1 and visitors taking seniors 7-4.
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E Tillotson
Calder
Roblin
Local Socials Highlight Card Night and Travel Plans
Miss Irene Johnston entertained several friends Friday evening. Mrs Fred Thomson with niece Agnes Tucker left Tuesday for Victoria B C. The February W I L meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Darcy Johnston February 5th. Mr and Mrs Stuart Fraser hosted a number of friends Wednesday night with a pleasant card session.
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Fred Thomson
Neice Agnes Tucker
Victoria B.C
W. IL
Darcy Johnston
Stuart Fraser
Bield Dance Recap At Gil bert School Social
Mr David Chase visited the district last week while Miss Irene Chae stayed with Mr and Mrs Floyd Chase of Cromarty. The Bield boys dance held at the Bield hall Friday drew a good crowd with Adela Jassund and Robert winning the balloon waltz prize.
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David Chase
Irene Chae
Floyd Chase
Cromarty Distreet
Bield
Waltaz
Moss Adela Jassund
Robert
Shortdale Herald Notes Sparse Local Affairs
Mrs Duwne of Meharry was the widow of Mr G A Couper last week. An article mentions a Ukrainian concert drawing a crowd, dog barking at night disrupting sleep, and a French price dispute. Also notes the newspaper printing service and a warning about paid advertising.
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Mrs Duwne
Meharry
Mro
G. A. Couper
Ward Speaks At Roblin On Farmers Union Support
W J Ward addressed the United Partners of Canada in Roblin detailing the union's history and aims. He highlighted past farmer aid, current programs, and the Farmers Union adjustment bureau aiding creditors under the Hudson Bay and Crow Nest agreements, urging broad support for the union.
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United Partners of Canada
Uich
W. J Ward
Manitoba
Hudson Bay
Crows Nest
Ward
Fie Farmers Union
N'L Ciasses
Roblin mocassin dance and Friday school dance listed
A mocassin dance will be held in the Retin rink on Thursday January 39th with music by Roblin orchestra. Admission five and twenty five cents. Rinks drawn to curl will be admitted free. A dance sponsored by the Roblin Cutting Club will be held in the School Auditorium on Friday February 6 featuring old and new time dances with cards available for non dancers.
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Retin
Roblin Orchestra
Schoal Auditoriu
Grain shipments and power line reach West Saint John and Saskatoon
Up to December 15 more grain arrived for ships at West Saint John than the entire December 1929, and mid December in transit grain totals 1.6 million bushels. The Toronto freight offices win a company championship shield and later a Dominion trophy, with players listed. A switch at Saskatoon lights central Saskatchewan towns as a new high tension line energizes Shel brook and 400 miles of lines will light 100 towns with electric power.
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Mediterranean
Canadian Pacific Railway
Seaboard
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Eastern Lines
Winnipeg
Dominiog
Weston Shops
Western Lines
W. T. Warren
A. T. Curle
H. H. Braid
C. W. Sellen
W. J. Turk
C. W. Macey
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan Government Power Commission
Saskatchewan
Shelbrook
Centra
London physician claims method to inoculate against infantile paralysis
A London physician announces a discovery offering inoculation against infantile paralysis. Public opinion opposes further concentration of banking in Canada, as Ottawa officials defend the recent foundation of the Wexburn Security Bank against imperial scrutiny. The result reduces chartered banks in the Dominion to ten.
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Canada
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Wexburn Security
Dominion
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