Manitoba readers weigh Princess Margaret visit impact
Manitobans express loyalty despite being bypassed on Princess Margaret's Canadian tour. The piece notes royal service inspires affection, criticizes public remarks about the Queen's visit, and highlights Manitoba's new Conservative government aiming to move industry, agriculture, and education forward in a forthcoming session. The piece ends with expectations for a productive first Assembly.
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Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
Maritimes
Native Sons of Canada
Victoria
Toronto
Big
Broadway
Department of Industry and Commerce
Rob- Jin
Honey crop shows steady quality despite reduced quantity
Manitoba producers expect about 3% million pounds of honey this year as late frosts and drought cut supply. Don Robertson notes high quality remains, while new packing plant in St James will offer varied containers to meet growing liquid honey demand.
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Manitoba
Don Robertson
St. James
Safe backing cautions children near driveways
Driver should watch for children when reversing from a driveway and direct them to a spot within visible view as the vehicle crosses the sidewalk and turns onto the roadway.
Russell Chronicle Highlights From August Centuries Ago
A compact retrospective notes past events in Russell including L McNichol's fourth prize at a 400 yard rifle sweepstakes, local wheat cutting starting amid poor August weather, arrival of 8000 East excursioners facing jobs, and voter list growth in Silver Creek. Also mentions Russell football triumph for the Legislative trophy, Farmers Elevator Co versatile management, foundation vault inscriptions, royal visits, church inductions, and tennis, horticultural, and rail activity across years from 1903 to 1928.
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L. McNichol
Minnedosa
Silver Creek
Russell
Legislative
Shoal Lake
Birtie
Farmers’ Elevator Co
Jas
Anderson
Banner
Free Press
Telegram and Tribune
Roger
Winter Short Courses Schedule Announced
ME KE Forbes of the Agricultural and Homemaking School Brandon announces a winter program of 21 short courses conferences and meetings from November 17 1958 to April 3 1990. Courses cover specific farming topics with flexible options for 16 weeks or shorter. Instructors are from Manitoba Agriculture Brandon College University of Manitoba and various organizations. Applicants must be 18 or older. Dormitory housing is available at $10 per week for board and room, registration is $2 per week. A calendar and more information are available.
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ME. KE. Forbes
Youngee
Brandon
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Brandon College
University of Manitoba
Agricultural short course schedule listed for 1910s era
Contact Mr RE Forbes for enrollment in a series of farm education courses and leadership programs. Sessions run from November through April covering beef cattle, farm machinery, soils, crops, dairy, sheep, swine, welding, rural leadership, veterinary topics, income tax advice, and 4 H activities with dates spanning November 17th to April 3rd.
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RE. Forbes
Aepenares
Vanking School
Brandon
Farmers Offered Cash Prizes in Fertilizer Contest
A Canadian fertilizer firm announces 53 cash prizes in a nitrogen contest for prairie farmers in Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba and the Peace River District. Entrants aged over 16 can win 2000 in prizes with first prize of 1000. No purchase required. Entry forms available from Elephant Brand agents. winners by draw.
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Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Peace River District
Treatment Advice After Accident
A first aider should treat an injured person for shock by keeping them warm and quiet. Clammy skin pallor and a feeble rapid pulse are indications of shock and require immediate care.
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