Harvest Booms In Roblin District Despite Hail Hit
Roblin district reports above average grain yields with wheat 30 bushels, barley 40, oats 60 amid shorter straw and easier handling. A mid summer hail reduced acreage returns and labor is tight. Elevators cannot take more grain and rail cars are scarce, threatening storage and financing unless quotas rise.
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Roblin
Marnitoba
Injury at Roblin stockyards prompts safety calls
M Spigelman and M Smith were injured while loading stock at Roblin stockyards when a shunting engine jolted the cars. Spigelman suffered a bruised shoulder while Smith fractured his knee and damaged his hips. Dr. Hicks treated them. The editorial urges installing a railroad crossing alarm and stockyard lighting, arguing the town’s busy stock yards warrant safety upgrades. Also noted is a separate event: a dance sponsored by the W.T. to aid the rest room, in Roblin on Thursday with 35 cent admission.
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M. Spigelman
Maynard Smith
Spigelman
Smith
Ontario
Roblin
Harvest Accidents Reported in Rural District Sheds
Carl Lovas of Bield district was rushed to Dauphin hospital after a separator belt injured his arm in two places. Jake Smollinger Jr. suffered a serious tractor accident while moving two tractors on a hill, with facial injuries and multiple broken bones. he remains hospitalized in Russell.
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Carl Lovas
Bield
Dauphin Hospital
Carl
Jake Smollinger Jr
Smollinger
Wheat Trading Halted and Pegged at $1.95 in Winnipeg
The Winnipeg Grain Exchange suspended trading as the Wheat Board prepares to market and distribute a first payment of 1.24 dollars per bushel for No. 1 Northern wheat in Fort William. This compares with the present 90 cents paid by the Wheat Board. Growers with payment and participation certificates from deliveries since 1940 stand to gain from recent price increases.
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Headine
The
Winnipeg Tribune
Wheat Board
Northern
Fort William
Canadian Wheat Board
Local Notes Mention Visits and Military News
Mrs Thos Kelso visited Dauphin Monday and Mrs Ed Kennedy traveled to Brandon Friday. Ken Mink from Creamery visits the city while Mr and Mrs G Prior learn their son Arthur has arrived overseas with the RCAMC. Capt and Mrs Kerr of Winnipeg visit friends Gleiser. Calvin Keast awaits airforce posting. others serve in RC A F. Hallowe en dance planned October 29. Fungalore.
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Ken Mink
City
Mrs. G. Prior
Arthur
RCAMC
G. A. Kerr
Winnipeg
A. G. Gleiser
Captain Kerr
The
Dental Corps
Bob Cross
John Hall
Fungalore
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Brandon
Calvin Keast
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A. Keast
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Gordon
Coal Harbor
B.C
Harold
Victory
Dominion of Canada
Canada
National War Finance Committees
A. G. Cowton & Co
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