Prairie Farm Insecurity in Western Markets
The Canadian Agricultural Economists Society in Winnipeg examined Western farming instability highlighting extreme price swings and rising operating costs since 1939. Authors argued for internal wheat economy defense, ongoing research, and farmer self management to cope with yield and price volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Agricultural Economists Society
Winnipeg
Rainer Schickle
North Dakota Agricultural College
Phillip J. Twair
U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
R. B. How
Department of
Canadian Prairies
Saskatchewan
Accent On Savings in Inflationary Canada
An opinion column argues saving money in inflation is a powerful weapon for Canadians. It advocates increasing savings and production, critiques price controls, notes rising prices leave consumer power, and cites banking slogans to boost the case for saving.
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West
Have You A Balance Stone
A Canadian General Electric Peterborough Works News piece recounts a tale from years ago about a farm boy and a stranger who discuss balance stones used to even a horse’s load. The exchange highlights frugality and a camouflaged lesson on balancing burdens and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian
General Electric Peterborough Works
Alex Taylor Active At 79 Still Working Builder Pioneer
Birthday greetings go to Alex Taylor of Makaroff who just celebrated his 79th birthday. Born in Ontario to Scottish parents, he apprenticed as a carpenter at 16 and helped build schools houses and elevators across Roblin Bield Foxwarren and Dauphin districts. Now in Deepdale then Makaroff he remains active, planning to live to 96 and earning well wishes from friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Taylor
Makaroff
Deepdale
Taylor
Ontario
Little Red
Wellington County
Ing
Coen Manitoba
J. C. Wand
Roblin
Bield
Foxwarren
Dauphin
Hillcrest
Gleneden
Gavin Livingstone
Mr. Taylor
Chas. McKenzie
Old Age Security Forms Available Across Manitoba
Manitoba announces that old age security application forms are now available in all post offices. Those already receiving pensions need not reapply. their names are transferred from provincial records. About 18 000 current pensioners will keep or reach 40 dollars monthly. 25 000 seniors aged 70+ not yet on pensions may apply. early submission advised to ensure January cheque release.Applicants must prove age with documents if possible. if not, apply and follow instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Old Age Security
C. B. Howden
Winnipeg
Howden
Lindsay
Canada
4 H Rally at Russell honors top 4 H judges
Rita Orr of Balmerino Clothing Club and Vernon Murray of Grand Narrows Seed Club won gold watches donated by T Eaton Co. at the Russell July 19 rally. Foxwarren Clothing Club led trophies as nearly 300 members from 25 clubs attended the judging and display event sponsored by Extension Service the Eaton Company and Russell Agricultural Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Orr
Balmerino
Vernon Murray
Grand Narrows
Russell
T. Eaton Co
Foxwarren
Makaroff
Cuatheing
Extension Service
Russell Agricultural Society
Far West Extension Club Rally Opens With Show and Contests
Bell officially opens the far while W S Fraser Assistant Director of the Extension Service pays tribute to club leaders. Agricultural reps Ed Somers Roblin D Fletcher Shoal Lake and J E Forsyth introduce 35 club leaders. Fashion Show by Miss Jean Thompson. Prizes awarded then softbelt and tractor driving contests. Rally program led by H Morley Douglas with C C Cranston Jim Clark Ross Cameron and Ag Reps Fletcher Somers Forsyth. Girls program led by Jean Thompson M Ryan and M Dyker. Parade judges include W S Fraser Mrs Skinner and Mrs Cameron. Names listed for clothing contests grain and beef judging and poultry judging follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Morley Douglas
C. C. Cranston
Jim Clark
Ross Cameron
D. Fletcher
E. Somers
J. E. Forsyth
Jean Thompson
Shoal Lake
M. Ryan
Winnipeg
M. Dyker
Brandon
W. S. Fraser
F. L. Skinner
Dropmore
C. Cameron
Russell
What Does It Cost to Have a God
Dr. J Carlyle Parker argues that belief carries varying price from pagan idols to persecution and martyrdom. He contrasts Moses seeking God on the mountain with crowds who demand a god on their terms and warns that modern gods of business, leaders, or nationalism cheapen faith. He urges thoughtful search, repentance for half gods, and turning to the one true God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen
Paul
David Livingstone
Moses
Homer
Aaron
Swinburn
Jesus Christ
God
Wall St
Berthesgaden
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Toronto
United Nations Association
U.N
New York
Elizabeth Miller
Norman McCulloch
Willa. McCauley
Charles Black
Kenneth Watts
UNA
Irving Berenson
U.N. Radio
United States
Wren
E. W. Somers
Balmerino Clothing Club
Joy Wilson
Foxwarren Clothing
Mariene Bradshaw
Binscarth Clothing
Roberta Cook
Elsie Laysock
Shelia Belton
Helen Hamilton
Mary Armitage
Robin Arnott
John Ar
Cordell Kieper
Russell Seed Club
Pauline Halkewich
Makaroff Garden
Allan Jamieson
McAuley Beef
Betty Collyer
Millen Jonson
Binscarth Poultry Club
Keith Jamieson
McAuley Poultry
Allan Simms
Foxwarren Beef
Vivien Bradshaw
Binsearth Poultry
Alvin King
J. Carlyle Parker