Canada's Prosperity and the Postwar Farmer's Duty
The article asserts Canada will endure postwar adjustment with farmers as keystones, praising farmer virtues like energy and efficiency, recounting historic contests that built Canada, and urging councils to enforce village by laws on livestock, dogs, and cleanliness to protect community order and markets. It notes farm incomes may be small yet stable, contrasted with wage urbanism, and calls for lowering production costs to maintain profits.
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Canada
Wet
Ind
Imperial Council
Ufe
New Bennewick
Nova Scotia
Hebert
New France
Upper Canada
Red River
Mississippi
Baseball and Football Teams Do Well at Inglis
On Thursday last, the baseball and football squads visited Inglis with many supporters. Roblin won 7-0 over Angusville in baseball while the football team defeated Russell 2-1. Final games after supper were rained out. teams split prizes with McNutt and Dropmore for baseball and football respectively.
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Inglis Sports
Inglis
Roblin
Angusville
Russell
McNutt
Dropmore
Local Socials and Sports Come to Togo District
Grand Narrows residents Mr and Mrs Adam Sangster visited Alva with Mr and Mrs Tom Simpson. A. Boyce of Makaroff called on H. Wilson. Mrs Moriarty and children stayed with Mrs Burrell before leaving the Togo district. July 2 cricket events drew a strong crowd and a local player posted a notable score aiding the team. A cricket match at UFM was planned next.
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Adam Sangster
Tom Simpson
Alva
Togo
U. FM. Phaie
Bield locals note moving and community events
H Hill rents farm to P Court and Emma Olson visits Saskatoon relatives. Pete Court from Bowsman arrives with settler effects to farm. Carl Bueness reports work plentiful in Kenora. Mrs Olson recovers to duties. Grade work for gravel pit underway. Blacksmith site sought by Tasszinkky. School farewell events and a district social aid story. junior treats, Paddock leaves classroom with silver, and a Friday picnic with sports and a league match. Winnipeg agent earns $1000 for farmer clients via telephone.
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C. R. Grandy
Aid
W.I
LePoidevin
Gainsforth
Walker
Howe
Paddock
Death of Mrs Mervyn Evsas A long-time village resident
The district learned with sorrow last week of the passing of Mrs. Mervyn Evsas who arrived about fifteen years ago and became one of the village’s first ladies. Her warm hospitality and kind nature were widely appreciated by residents.
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Mervyn Evsas
Death of Mr Dermitt at Queensville Farm
Lauder McDermitt died after a timber accident at Percy Boags farm near Queensville on June 18. He leaves six brothers and is mourned by many friends. The funeral was led by Rev Sheppard of Queensville and interment took place at Queensville Cemetery. He was a nephew of Mrs John Hamilton of Ravenshoe and had lived with her family. Deep sympathy is extended to the bereaved family.
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Percy Boag
Queensville
Lauder McDermitt
Lauder
Sheppard
John Hamilton
Ravenshoe
Newmarket
In the Poultry Yard Experimental Farms Note
The note advises removing mature males after hatching season, as hens lay well without them and infertile eggs pack best. Collect eggs often, keep cool, market promptly, and use daily preservation solution. Cull hens not kept as breeders, especially broody or past laying, and use trap nests to identify low producers. June sales yield higher prices than fall.
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Cockerels Aold
Merridale Farm Scene With Plowing And Sale
In Merridale good rains aid crops. Mr Kelly Cockerill plows about eight acres daily with his engine. Mr H Simpson made a business trip to buy hogs and cattle. Remember Mr Goldsack’s sale on July 14 with splendid machinery animals and stock offered without reserve.
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Kelly Cockerill
H Simpson
Goldsack
Roblin logals highlight local visits and a near drowning
Community notes record Miss E Wainwright visiting Canora at the Brown home while Mr and Mrs V E Jakemag visited Dauphin. A Tummell Cemetery Day postponement due to rain. A school exam mistake corrected noting promotions for Jennie Glover and Beatrice Newton. A three year old narrowly escaped drowning, saved by eight year old Jimmie Baine, prompting congratulations. The town promotes low cost farmer telephone service.
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Miss E. Wainwright of
Canora
Mrs. R- Brown
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Grand Narrows
A. Boyce
Makaroff
H. Wilson
Liverpool
Canadian Pacific Railway
United States
Bield Locals
H. Hill
Mr. P. Court
Emma Olson
Sturgis, Sask
Ele Iguenbte Drinkwater
Winnipeg
Bield
F. Drinkwater
Joe Burgess
Carl Bueness
Kenora, Ont
Pete Court
Bowsman
Peter Olson
Minnesota
Us.a
Messrs
Lindsay & Scott
Mike Tasszinkky
Edwin Jaasund
C. M. Bater
Synod
W. J. Gainsforth
Victoria Island
Sloane
McGuiness
Runymede
Cubs
MR. Dermitt
Merridale
V. E. Jakemag
Dauphin
J. E Haine
T Gyles
Dr. O'Grady
W. Stubbs
R. Kulberg
Tummell
Jennie Glover
Beatrice Newton
H. S. McFadden
Notary Public
Westwood Bish Roblin
Haakherbeer
Shell River
Hillsburg
Pheas
Man
J. W. Muse
W. J. Westwood Roblin
R. F. Standish
A. Smith
Incurasce
Hudson Bay Co
C.N.R
Main St
West Roblin
Chas. A. Grobb
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