Back To The Two Old Parties In Canada Election
The article urges Canadians to return to the two old parties in the March 26 general election to back a government capable of sustaining Canada’s war effort. It dismisses Social Credit CCF Independent U F O Labour and United Reform as unlikely to form a government, noting seats and regional strength, and concludes the electorate must choose stability to ensure victory in wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ottawa
British Empire
Hitler
Social Credit
C.C.F
Independent
U.F
Labor
United Reform
Alberta
Dominion
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
Manitoba Commonwealth
D.C
Spectators Sparse Hurts Russell Hockey Teams Appeal
Residents voice disgust at poor support for three local squads the Pewees Junior and Intermediate teams. They urge townspeople to attend games noting the lack of gate receipts and reliance on donors while stressing hockey builds town credit and youth opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Yorkton
Culling of Poultry for Egg Production
The article explains ongoing culling to improve egg output, selecting pullets for laying and rechecking weeks later. It notes vigorous birds are better layers, with body capacity, digestive and reproductive systems crucial. Indicators include balance, beak and eye strength, soft pliable abdomen when laying well, and pigment loss in yellow-skinned breeds during heavy laying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. McBean
Dominion
Plymouth Rock
Smithers
B.C
Price Relationships In Farm Feed And Livestock Markets
The study analyzes long term price relationships between millfeeds and livestock products, highlighting factors beyond wheat prices. Monthly feed production, home-grown feed supply, livestock prices, exports, and farmer purchasing ability shape milled seed prices. It explains that farmers care about price relationships and gives an example comparing 100 pounds of live hog value to feed equivalents in Toronto in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ontario
Agricultural Supplies Committee
Canadian Legion War Services defined as welfare arm for ex service men
The Canadian Legion War Services, a subsidiary of the Canadian Legion, is created to carry out welfare work for armed forces at home and abroad. It will operate on a non profit basis and focus on enabling young soldiers to pursue education while on active service. The Agricultural Supplies Committee monitors market relations to protect farm buyers amidst changing commodity prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
British Empire Service League
Legion
The
Canadian Legion War Services
Lectures Planned by L H Carter in Russell
Series of lectures scheduled by L H Carter features Mr Carter presenting in Russell. Local venue and dates to be announced. Educational talks cover history science and public affairs with emphasis on community engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Carter
CGIT Notes Sketch January Activities and Plans
CGIT notes show weekly January meetings, a completed study book described as interesting, a skating party planned for Friday night, and a Silver Tea hoped for in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Cgt
Canadian Legion War Services Promise Morale Boost for Troops Abroad
The Legion undertakes varied aid for forces, including personal service bureaux for new fighters and other auxiliary work at troop concentrations. Morale, not guns, wins wars, and the Legion’s effort supports British Empire and Allied resolve. The parent body’s two-decade service to Canada's veterans backs these efforts as overseas divisions arrive and expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Canada
England
France
CASF
Canadian Legion War Services
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Russell Banner
Manitoba
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
B. Cecil Sanderson
Mr. Carter
C.G.I.T
V. Charters
Brampton, Ont
Anetta
Qatari
Port ‘Arthur
Armetronp
West
Mani ‘Tebe
Saskatchewan
Albers
Cantera Canada
Port Arthur
Armstrong
Coneren
Touchcraft
Empire” ‘No
Maple Leaf
REGAL
Criatian National Institute, For the Blind
Winnipeg
St. Regis Hotel
F. Stemshorn
Mgr
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