Open Letter Calls for Free Farm Production and Tax Reform
H. H. Simpson of Roblin Manitoba writes to Mr. Mitchell urging the Department of Labor and government to remove restrictions on farming. He argues farms need help not urban labor, criticizes wage and tax policies, and proposes a 3-5 percent produce tax to spur production while freeing producers to feed a hungry world.
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MR. Mitchell
Manitoba
Acta
Department of Labor
Canada
Copachepada
Orr
Western Plains
Mitchell
Gardiner
Dominion
Agricultural Supplies Board
Winnipeg
Manitoba School Areas Aim For Better Education Finance
Robt. H. Wellwood of the Manitoba Teachers' Society outlines a Manitoba plan for larger School Areas to equalize taxation, pool funds from legislative grants and a general levy, and allocate revenue by district type to improve facilities and efficiency in education.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg S.D. No. 1
Winnipeg
Area Board
Robt. H. Wellwood
The
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Public Meetings Set To Explain Area Plan For Schools
Officials from the Department of Education will speak at meetings in Grainfields Shevlin Deepdale and Sunny Slope on Thursday March 21 at 2:30 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. and Friday March 22 at Hillcrest and Timber at 2:30 p.m. to discuss the Area Plan For Schools.
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Grainfields
Shevlin
Deepdale
Sunny Slope
Hillcrest
Timber
Department of Education
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Ain
H. H. Simpson
Roblin
Man
Quick Freeze
Operaton
F. C. Newton
Game and Fisheries
Dunlop Block
Spigelman & Lichter
Winter Fair Arena
Brandon, Manitoba
the Cattle and Swine Breeders’ Associations
Livestock Branch
Dept. OF Agriculture
Legislative Building