Alberta Leads Farm Machinery Syndicate Loans in Canada
Alberta received about 334 420 dollars of the 485 632 dollars loaned under the Farm Machinery Syndicates Credit Act by July 2. Saskatchewan followed with 86 882 dollars. Manitoba 18 020 dollars. Ontario and BC around 19 000 dollars. Quebec 6 770 dollars in syndicates. In total 56 syndicates with 196 farmers formed. Alberta had 27 syndicates involving 94 farmers. The largest loan was 40 400 dollars for equipment for 12 items.
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Alberta
Farm Machinery Syndicates Credit Act
Farm Credit Corporation
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
British Columbia
Ontario
Quebec
Atlantic
Maritimes
Potash Exploration Area Is Extended
Manitoba extends crown land for potash exploration by 7 500 acres to assist Prairie Potash Mines Limited in outlining a potential commercial belt near St. Lazare. The revised permit doubles the minimum investment to six million dollars and keeps three year drilling and five year development timelines. Provincial minister Sterling R Lyon noted substantial prior spending and drilling by the company, with Canada seen as holding the world’s largest potash deposits amid rising global demand.
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Manitoba
St. Lazare
Mines and Resources
Sterling R. Lyon
Q.C
Prairie Potash Mines Limited
Lyon
Canadian Nickel Company Limited
Inco of Canada
Metal Mines Limited
Germany
United States
Canada
New Regulations For Slaughterhouses In Manitoba
Manitoba health minister announces new rules under the Public Health Act for slaughterhouses. Effective June 1 1965 all facilities must obtain an annual license from the Minister of Health, replacing prior municipal licensing.
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C. H. Witney
Manitoba
Munici
Critics of Co operatives Misunderstand Producer Consumer Tensions
The author discusses the clash between producers who seek high prices and consumers who seek low costs. He warns against elevating a Ministry of Co operatives and questions the truth of “service at cost” claims by producer cooperatives. He notes farmers especially may doubt such assertions.
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Co-Operative
Ministry of Co-operatives
Debate on Co operative Movement and Tax Privileges
The author argues producer and consumer co ops may erode profit seeking, noting that co operatives enjoy tax benefits and retained dividends. With consumers outnumbering farmers, a push for produce at cost could threaten producers. The piece questions future tax revenue and calls for fairer cost sharing within the movement.
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Co-Operative Movemnt
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