Advice to Grain Shippers on Sampling and Grade Inspections
Special shippers' representative Mr. D. D Campbell urges farmers to keep a sample of each grain load when using elevators and bins. A sample can prove grade and detect seed, smut, or frost issues. He advises proper marking of tickets, clear grain partitions, and notifying inspectors if low grades are necessary. He emphasizes testing and correct billing, and notes inspectors' cooperation in re inspections to maximize shipper profit.
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D. D Campbell
Horn
Frank H. Moon
Messrs
Ryan &Traves
Winnipeg
John D. Davis & Co
Davies & Moon
J. Bracken
Dominion Seed
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Russell
T. J. Scott
Scott
Preston
Bracken
Grandview Wins McDonald Medal at Roblin Tournament
Grandview captured the McDonald Medal and $50 in cash at the Roblin baseball tournament while Dauphin finished in second place and earned $75 in prize money.
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Grandview
Roblin
Dauphin
Russell area notes and town updates highlight fall term
Local items report McPhees visitations, Russell and Yorkton events, school opening on Sept 4, and voter lists in Rossburn. Mentions bridge work, harvest crews, new store plastering, bank building progress, and storm damage to poles and fields. Also notes wheat trials, charitable offerings, and library need.
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McPhee
Mes
J. A. Newell
Neepawa
Russell School
Rossburn
Yorkton
Miss Hossack
Winnipeg
Roger
Richard Berry
Shellmouth
Yorkton Hospital
T. J. Scott
Preston
Reg. Ross
Rapid City
Smellie Bros., Ltd
Assiniboine
Fred Johnston
Thunder Creek
Ita
Rev. J. Holmes
Russell Methodist Church
J. Chapman
E. Kelso
Agger Farmer's Elevator Co
Firehall
Russell
Henry Mooney
Silver Creek
Russell Methodist Choir
St. Marys Church
Binscarth Notes On School Substitution And Tennis Club
Miss Myrtle Case fills in for Miss Kelso at Binscarth school while Miss Kelso is absent in Winnipeg. Principal D A Baxter returns to duties with fellow principal Rice. The Binscarth Tennis Club opens play late in the season with a fair court and expected good patronage. Miss Flossie Waller hosts a pleasant dance at Waller's Hall on Friday.
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Myrtle Case
Kelso
Winnipeg
D. A. Baxter
Binscarth School
Rice
Binscarth
Waller’s
Flossie Waller
Asessippi Seeks Workable Hay Stacking Solution
The article notes poor hay meadow conditions after rain and asks how many more men and horses are needed to stack 1700 tons before snow. It mentions a Sunday school Children's Day service, a Ladies Aid meeting, harvest plans, storm damage to grain, and calls for road repairs on Lougheed's hill.
Harvesters Arrive From Toronto to Millwood Farm
Twenty sturdy harvesters landed on Saturday's train from Toronto and were soon hired by local farmers. A serious fire destroyed a large new barn on Mr H Martin's farm Wednesday night, consuming implements a new buggy and 600 bushels of oats. No insurance coverage was found and no cause was determined.
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Toronto
Spy Hill
Oakville Church Extends Call to Rev Inglis
The Presbyterian congregation at Oakville unanimously sustains a call to Rev W J Inglis B A of Manitoba College and formerly Roblin. It is expected Rev Inglis will accept the call.
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Oakville
W.J. Inglis
Manitoba College
Roblin
Mr. Inglis
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Henry Smith
Madge Spooner
Miniota
S. Taylor
Bkoseth
Fpoxwarren Bose
Kattemon
Glenboro
Tee
Pateon
Ace
Asessippi
Thring
Clements
R. H. Keay
Lougheed’s
Millwood
J. Thom