Two Phases of Canadian History
Speech by J I McFarland to 400 Alberta Wheat growers in Calgary on Feb 14 1936 critiques wheat policy from 1930 to 1935. He links low prices to global subsidies and open futures flaws and argues Canada must defend price to protect farmers amid world surplus.
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Grain Exchange
McFarland
Alberta
Calgary
Coun
Australia
Canada
France
Italy
Germany
Europe
United Kingdom
Japan
China
Russia
Argentina
U.S
Tose
Leland Stanfor University
Winnipeg
Energy to Burn Fat as a High Energy Fuel
Fat is described as the most concentrated energy source for hard physical work and active teens. It notes obesity as a danger from overeating, not limited to fats alone.
One Thousand Cadets Set for Summer Camp at Clear Lake
About 1,000 Royal Canadian Army Cadets from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Western Ontario will attend a ten day summer camp at Clear Lake Manitoba in July. Saskatchewan units go July 3 10 Manitoba and Western Ontario July 14 27. Major J Browne and Rev Father E L Lequiea will oversee spiritual welfare along with a medical officer and nurse. Camp expanded to include a recreation hall library and table tennis. Chief Instructors are Lieut W E Harrington and Capt R O Porter.
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Royal Canadian Army
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Western Ontario
Clear Lake
Man
Headquarters
Prairie Command
J. Browne
E. L. Lequiea
North Battleford, Sask
Army
W. E. Harrington
M.C
Saskatchewan Area
Regina
R. O. Porter
Goose Lake Collegiate Tag Day Nets 46 for Drama Festival
Goose Lake Collegiate reports net proceeds of about 46 dollars from a tag day to help send a play to the Pro Provincial Drama Festival at Brandon on June 3. The school thanks numerous local contributors including Lesack H C Cranwell Harvey's Dept Store Spigleman Lichter R P Jakeman J Bethel Cabana Grill and others. Best wishes are offered to the cast of the Valiant.
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Goose Lake Collegiate
Brandon
Mr. Lesack
H. C. Cranwell
Harvey's Dept
Spigleman & Lichter
R. P. Jakeman
J. Bethel
Cabana Grill
Harry Mas
Democracy Not a Trial but a Life to Live
A concise editorial asserts democracy is a vital, ongoing commitment rather than a temporary experiment, urging citizens to embrace active participation, responsibility, and steadfast engagement in public life.
Business up seven percent in week to May 14 Dominion report
Dominion Bureau of Statistics shows department store sales seven percent higher in the week ending May 14 from the same week last year. Also listed are church notices for Roblin district meeting June 10 to 12 and a tent revival June 12 to 26 near the No. 5 Highway led by Rev. Ross Lloyd with services evenings at o clock Sundays at 11 am and 7 pm under Dist. Supt Wartman and Pastor Perry.
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Whem
Dominion Cabinet
Argentina
Australia
Canada
United States
Russia
Danube
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
The
Free Methodist Church
Roblin
No. 5
Ross Lloyd
D. S. Wartman
N. F. Perry
Agricultural groups plan Roblin district work schedule
J. H. Clark Assistant Agricultural Representative announces teams will spend Mondays and Tuesdays in the Roblin district working from the V. S. A. Office. Those wishing to contact him may call 139.
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Roblin
V. S.A
J. H. Clark
Canada Biggest Source Of Supply For Great Britain
British Board of Trade head James Harold Wilson told Ottawa Rotary delegates on May 16, 1949 that Canada now supplies 11 percent of British imports, up from 9 percent before the war, with Canadian timber at 34 percent of timber imports and higher shares for wheat and bacon. He urged reassurance that Britain does not seek its economic destiny without Canada.
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Canada
James Harold Wilson
British Board of Trade
Rotary Internation
Ottawa
London
Facts About Manitoba Revised 1949 Edition Released
A revised 1949 edition of Facts About Manitoba is published and available for distribution. The 16 page booklet covers Manitoba resources industries climate history government roads and more and includes a detailed map of towns lakes rivers and rail lines. Information is organized alphabetically under sixty headings and can be obtained from the Publication Branch Legislative Building Winnipeg.
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Manitoba
H. E. Wood
Agricultural Publications
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Immigration
Legislative Building
Winnipeg
Card of Thanks from The Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal
The Salvation Army expresses gratitude to all who donated 80 generously to the Red Shield Appeal. The net amount collected was 108.35 dollars.
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Salvation Army
Cost Per Acre To Summerfallow Land
The text details how factors like precipitation weed growth equipment and farm size affect summer fallow costs. Soil texture is the primary influence with nine year Manitoba farm averages showing Pipestone sandy loam about 3.75 per acre Lyleton brown black silt about 4.75 Goodlands Waskada clay loam about 5 and Dugald Red River Valley heavy black earth near 7 per acre.
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Dominion
Manitoba
Pipestone
Lyleton
Waskada
Goodlands
Red River Valley
Dugald
Ninth anniversary of Canadian force landings in World War II
The article recalls the June 1940 action when the 1st Canadian Infantry Division briefly landed in France after leaving Aldershot. Paris fell, resistance collapsed, and the force was recalled to England with few losses, resuming training in Aldershot for an invasion that never occurred.
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France
Northampton
Aldershot
King
Falmouth
Plymouth
A. A. Smith
le Mens
Paris
London
Smith
England
Britain
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Egitor
J. I. McFarland
Farm & Ranch Review
Roblin Community Hall Association
Roblin Rink
Great Britain
Onsoke
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