Farm Labor Updates and Seed Advice From Conference Afield
Major Richardson outlines crop progress and thinning pulp industry layoffs with expected return of experienced workers. Farmers urged to hire now at winter wages. Report notes scarce female farm domestics from Yugoslavia and their emotional arrival in Winnipeg. Seed survey planned. moisture tests advised with strict thresholds to avoid poor germination. Dates for Manitoba conferences listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Richardson
Manitoba Help Service
Yugoslavia
Winnipeg
Agricultural Representatives
Manitoba Seed Board
Weekend visitors and curling notes from Russell area
Mr and Mrs Jim McLennan of Russell were weekend visitors at Mrs Hooper’s home. The Winnipeg trip featured a holiday presence in Winnipeg and Roland. Mr A Busch curled in Winnipeg with R S Clemen of Russell reporting close games and a two rink tie. Game and Fish rinks beat two from Dropmore by a few points. Dropmore and Inglis visitors faced local rinks Friday night. Amateur Night entries urged. Mrs Chesnick visiting Saskatoon with her daughter. A local farmers meeting drew five members to Inglis pending more joiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McLennan
Russell
Hooper
Winnipeg
Roland
A. Busch
R. S. Clemen
Game & Fish
Dropmore
Dropmoreland
Dropmore Curling Bonspiel Opens With 22 Rinks
Mrs A Turta travels to Sarnia to visit Irene Robb while Laurence Robb of Russell visits Robb family in Dropmore. Mrs M Frances visits Brandon. Connie Hertlein heads to Langenzburg for the winter. Craig brothers and Bramwell attend Roblin bonspiel and win prizes as Dropmore hosts its second annual bonspiel with 22 rinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Turta
Sarnia
Ont
Irene
Laurence Robb
Russell
W. R. Robb
M. Frances
Brandon
Connie Hertlein
Langenburg
John Craig
Bill Craig
E. Bramwell
Roblin
Paul
Dietrich
The International Wheat Agreement Ends July 31 1953
The agreement governing world wheat trade expires on July 31 1953. The article notes that arrangements must be made to address the lapse and ensure continued supply and navigation of markets.
Card of Thanks and Local Notices of Donations
Card of Thanks to friends who visited Shirley in hospital and for remembrances. Shir Sisters of the Sacred Heart Hospital thank Community Hospital Aid for donations of linen bath robes pajamas and two instruments. M C C Schools Winnipeg Manitoba offer home study and civil service exam preparation with correspondence courses. For details write to M C C Civil Service Schools Winnipeg Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
H. Storey
Shir
Sisters of the Sacred Heart Hospital
Community Hospital Aid
M. C C
Winnipeg
Manitoba
M. C. C. Civil Service
Man
Prairie farmers weigh renewal of wheat agreement
The speaker argues the $1.80 maximum price hurts Prairie farmers, who have lost an estimated 129 million dollars in two years and four months, while Eastern farmers face higher market prices. Negotiations for a renewal or abandonment start soon, with prices likely to rise or fall depending on world conditions.
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Westwood
Fanning Mills
Elephant
Barley Improvement Institute
Grain Exchange
Adv
Earth
The
Western Nations
Canada
Dominion Textile
Dominion Textile Company Limited
i_SFARM NEWS
J. E Forsyth
Agric
Manitoba Horticultural Association
Manitoba Dairy
H.G. L. Strange
S.W
N.W
S.E
Sec
Manitoba Farm Lands Association
Broadway Avenue
Er Alg Motors
Avecceuy
Wourtesy and Service
Young Driver
Watson Dunn
Singer Sewing Machine
Main Street
Misstur
Rossburn
Paterson
Perth
A. Paterson
Shoal Lake
Angusville
John Deere
R. Kyle
Shubenacodie
Millwood
Frank Bily
J. Funk
J.D. Alchard
Tues
Thurs
CJGX
Yorkton
Canadian Kindergarten Institute
R. G. Smellie
Inglis
John W. Pratt
Birtle
B. Tolchynski
Dunlop Block
Sask
E. Hamstock General Insurance
Milton Howard
Childs Building
Loney’s
Gillen
Don Gillen
J. Ramsay
Bob McMurray
Great-West Life Assurance Company
Russell and District
W. Burke Garnett
Optometris
Legion
Smellie
Russell, Man
WM. Prokop
Lord McAdam
Rose
Russe
Queen’s Hotel
Wnere Hospitality Centres
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