Silver Creek Dominates Cattle Show Prizes At Buusearts
The Silver Creek municipality swept most prizes at the Buusearts cattle show with Alwyn Coulter of Silverton earning Grand Champion steer and Watt Cochrane of Silverton taking Reserve. James Tibbatts of Binscorth/Silver Creek won best pair. Jack Dunn and others from Silver Creek also profited as judges praised the area's high cattle standards.
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Alwyn
Coulter
Silverton
Toronto
Tibbatts
Binscorth
Jack Dunn
Wat. Dunn
Wat Cochrane
Silveron
John Swainson
Alwyn Coulter
Watt Cochrane
Jentry
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Christmas fence concert and debate at Community Hall
The Young People's Society hosts a concert and debate in the Community Hall. Events include a Monday night Christmas fence concert on December 21 and a Friday evening debate on December 11 about the Rise and Spread of Fadem as a moral collapse. Revs W P Smetherom Hedrick Peddie Alex Calder and Miss Reta Young participate. Lunch served after program.
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Alex Calder
Grain Inquiry Board Reviews Wheat Figures
The Grain Inquiry Board, led by Mr. Doug Herbert, reviews Canadian wheat exports and market causes. Witnesses cite declines in exports amid tariff and currency issues, with experts from the Canadian Wheat Board and University of Manitoba outlining factors affecting demand and policy responses.
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Sam AI
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I Regina
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Commission
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K.C
North West Grain Dealers’ Association
Costa
Drocking
James McAnah
Canadian Wheat Board
Canada
United States
Kanada
B. Davidson
Canadian Whest Board
Aaid
Mariesen Et
Davidson
D. A. MacGibson
Boorlot Grain Commissioners
Argentina
Australia
Millwood notes and community events during December
The Millwood community extends sympathy to P. H. Spencer and family. Moose Jaw residents Carownigut visit Mr. and Mrs. Bily in Millwood. The Millwood Christmas concert is set for December 2. Mrs. N. Rawluck visited Winnipeg and Brandon. Theodore Kiim and Elmer Bete visited Langenburg. A whist drive and Alardwell dance drew many from the area. Mildred Bily won first prize at whist. A novelty dance with prizes is planned for Friday the 11th from 9 p.m.
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Theodore Kiim
Elmer Bete
Langenburg
Alardwell
Mildred Bily
Silverton UF W meeting and Christmas events noted
December UF W meeting set for Thursday at Mrs. Fred Herthen's home with nursery thyme and lunch hosted by Mrs. Burnette and Mrs. J Brown. Santa will visit Silverton Hall on December 22 meeting Muss Chandler and school children for the Xmas concert. parents invited. Widespread congratulations for a 20th wedding anniversary and Fat Stock Show honors noted.
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Fred Herthen
Roll Call
Thyme
Burnette
J. Brown
Santa Claus
Silverton Hall
Dee
Muss Chandler
Local Notes From Harrowby and Winnipeg
Angus Bennett served as a delegate to the Union of Manitoba Municipalities convention in Winnipeg. Mrs William Williams returned Thursday after visiting friends in Shoal Lake. Plans for a community rink are under way as cold weather arrives with volunteers sought to perform tasks. A fundraiser will be held at the school on Wednesday to support rink maintenance. At a ratepayers meeting on Saturday night Mrs Theo Soderstrom was elected trustee, and Mrs Robt Bennett left for a holiday in Scotland on Sunday. We extend best wishes for a pleasant visit.
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Hardy Plant Nursery ad promotes Western Canada stock
The Hardy Plant Nursery in Manitoba, run by F. L. Skinner, touts hardy stock including trees, shrubs, and perennials. J. M. Thom is listed as the local representative urging customers to select their hardy stock.
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HARDY
F. L. Skinner
Manitoba
Canada
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