Critics Comment by W. L. Belton of Gladstone Manitoba
W L Belton of Gladstone Manitoba offers a comparative critique in a column style piece. The writer assesses contemporary performances and trends with cautious, measured language highlighting strengths and areas for improvement. The review reflects regional perspectives and cultural tastes of Manitoba readers.
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W. L. Belton
Gladstone, Manitoba
Debate on Health Funding Distribution in Canada
The writer discusses whether health program funds should be allocated by need rather than population. He plans a Ottawa visit to meet Mr. Deachman, noting their opposing views and predicting an engaging lunch. The piece praises Seager Wheeler and nominating courtesy, closing with gratitude to Mr. Strange for a timely word.
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K. J. Deachman
Gilbert Plains
Canada
R. J. Deachman
W. L. Belton
World of Wheat and British Spirit in Wartime Notes
Mr. E G L Strange discusses the Grain Commissioners plan to downgrade Red Bobs wheat and Alberta's protest for a replacement. He highlights Seager Wheeler as the discoverer and credits his work for Alberta farmers benefits before Wheeler retires. The piece then extols Britain's export surge toward 1948 targets, strong steel output, and socialist policy effects on industry and national character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. L. Strange
World of Wheat
Board of Grain Commissioners
Alberta
Seager Wheeler
Britain
Lgritain
Motto for the Right That Needs Assistance
A poetic call urging aid for the oppressed and resistance to wrong. It frames a duty to help others, defend liberty, and work toward a hopeful future through individual action. The verse emphasizes justice, courage, and communal responsibility.
Indignant Farmer Questions Wheat Board Role in Grain Marketing
The Cogitator casts doubt on farmer support for Wheat Board pricing noting that the board is a government bureau and not a farmer body. It argues flax has been restored to open market, predicts a shift toward allowing both open market and Wheat Board marketing options for Canada’s farmers.
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Saskatchewan
Wheat Board
Canada
Grain Exchange
The
Government of Canada
Wheat Pools
Canadian Federation of Agriculture
Cogitator
Life Recognizes 2 4 D Weed Control Across the Midwest
Life Magazine spotlights Midwestern leadership in using 2 4 D chemical spray to kill field weeds. A full page photo compares sprayed green weed-free strips with adjacent weed-filled areas, noting similar programs by National Grain Co Ltd in Canada and ongoing agricultural tests to improve weed control.
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Middlewest
Life Magazine
National Grain Co. Ltd
Canada
United States
Agricultural Department of the National Grain
Good Manners as Blossoms of Good Sense
A quotation attribution discusses manners as the blossom of good sense and feeling. True politeness equals ease and freedom and is rooted in treating others as you wish to be treated.
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Sam Johnson
Chesterfield
Knox Church to Mark 40th Anniversary Oct 3 4
Anniversary services will feature Dr E Guthrie Perry who opened KnoxChurch in 1900s and preached at 10 am and 7 pm on Sunday Oct 3. The event recalls Methodist and Presbyterian roots with Roblin United Church history and early district ministers. A pre anniversary sermon will be delivered by Rev Kenneth McKillop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Church
E. Guthrie Perry
Knox Presbyterian Church
Perry
Manitoba College
United College
Roblin
Presbyterian
Union
United Church
Manitoba
Ontario
West
Methodist Church
Inglis
Wm. Rust
Grandview
Rust
T. W. Bailey
W. Metcalf
F. A. Yerex
A. A
F. Y. Newton
Dan McNeill
L. W. Merrell
F. H. Belton
Geo. A. Porteous
John Arnott, Jr
Wm. Arnott
I. L. Mitchell
Sec’y
Christ
Kines
A. T. Kines
The
Kenneth McKillop
Roblin Village Council Minutes September 7 1948
The September regular village council meeting chaired by Mayor T H Taylor at the new town office records minutes from August 3 1948. Accounts for general municipal and fire hall construction are approved for payment and a tax remission bylaw is set for Public Utility Board approval. Building permits granted to Steve Andronyk and Edward Goods. Meeting adjourns with closing sentiments from Eliag L. Magoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Taylor
Thom Newton
Roblin
Hughes-Ford
T. H. Taylor Co
Dept. Public Works
Beaver Lumber Co
Shell River Mephy
Epie
A. J. Edwards
A. T. Kines
Ford-Thom
Westeel Products
John Peats
J. W. Haines
Willsin Stationery
Monarch Lumber Co
Ross Wells W
Roblin Transfer
A. T. Kines, Assess
Dauphin Land Titles
F. Y. Newton On
Ed Shirley
Alex Kelso
Roblin Flour Mill
Mike Korpan
L. A. Chase Wise
Murray Hay
James Purich
Charboneau
A. Christensen H. Falconer
Don Andrews
Elmer Gilchuk
Ted Sanders
U.ell
A. Sangster
F. Langiven Co
J. Gulenchyn
COX
Shrage Metal Co
Frank Penas
Hughes-Newton
Public Utility Board
Newton Hughes
Steve Andronyk
Edward Goods
Newton-Thom
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MR. Deachman
Seager
Wheeler
Strange
Weekly Market News
Modern Farmer
C.N.R
Chas. Rogers
Makaroff
Tummel
Castleavery
Chas. Brydon
S. M. Currey
William Oswald VanAlstine
David VanAstine
George Pearson
Robert Pearson
Alexander Sangster
Violet Philip
Togo
Dewitt W. Law
Mabel Cormack
Eliag L. Magoon
Gnant